The story of Frank Sinatra (1915-1998) and Ava Gardner (1922-1990) could be made into a film of ups and downs of lust.
In this film, there are all the elements required by entertainment blockbusters: gangsters, guns, blood, madness, jealousy, fighting, revenge, remorse... And most importantly – love.
Frank Sinatra's affair with female celebrities and prostitutes is also a topic of discussion.
Naturally, there are also large passages of blood and mutual torture about the history of the violent love between Frank Sinatra and his second wife, Ava Gardner.
The Hollywood aficion was the singer's lifelong crush.
In the 1950s, when Frank Sinatra met Ava Gardner, who had just been divorced, he had been married for years and had two children.
A descendant of Italians, Frank Sinatra, despite his temperament and many lovers, never considered abandoning his family.
Wife Nancy Barato Nancy Barbato and he are the daughter of a Catholic Italian descendant who is adept at skillfully dividing his relationship with his lover, waiting for her husband to return. But this time, she was defeated.
The woman Nancy Barbateau met, it is said, "When she passes, the men have to find some kind of building to lean on to support their bodies." Ava Gardner was called Hollywood's "most beautiful animal" at the time.
This country girl in North Carolina was made a new generation of sex icons by MGM. She was married twice, divorced twice, shuttling between countless high-profile men.
The creature was grumpy and engaged in many fights with his male companions, most notably by losing two teeth of Hollywood tycoon Howard Hughes (1905-1976).
Ava Gardner and great director John Huston (1906–1987) immediately acquired roles in the film, and during the filming of the film, there was a scandal with Clark Gable Gable (1901–1960) and actor Howard Duff (1913–1990) leaving his wife for her.
Ava Gardner slept with the male lead actor in the film, and there were countless rumors that Robert Taylor (1911-1969), the star of "Bridge of the Broken Blues," had just divorced his wife Barbara Stanwyck (1907-1990) on the grounds that Robert Taylor was sexually incompetent, but Ava Gardner cured Robert Taylor of sexual function.
Robert Mitchum (1917-1997), who also worked with her, recalled that Ava Gardner seduced him to bed.
Robert Mitchum then calls John Houston to ask if he can spend the night with Ava Gardner, and John Houston replies that "if you don't spend the night with her, people will think you're gay", but Ava Gardner's autobiography denies this because she was dating Frank Sinatra, who was married and had two children.
Ava Gardner went to Africa to make Red Dust Mogambo (1953), and Frank Sinatra was afraid that she and Clark Gable would get involved again and go along with them, in fact, it was not Ava Gardner who made the news with Clark Gable, but Grace Grace Kelly (1929-1982).
Frank Sinatra, who had once been the young leader of the gang, was as impatient as he was, and the two men were on the right path, and immediately dried up the firewood and became unstoppable.
Frank Sinatra wanted the role in "Gone with the Wind" (1953), and with the help of Ava Gardner, Frank Sinatra, who was at a low point in his career, starred in the film Gone with the Wind, which won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 26th Academy Awards.
When Frank Sinatra was filming Gone with the Wind, Ava Gardner and Robert Taylor collaborated again on the film Knights of the Round Table (1953), both sides suspected of cheating and quarreled again, and then Frank Sinatra sang a love song to Ava Gardner, and Ava Gardner was discouraged: "Damn, how can you resist him!" ”
Public opinion at the time scolded the two men to the point of bloodshed, and for a time Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner became synonymous with adulterers and adulterers.
Ava Gardner insisted on Frank Sinatra's divorce, Nancy Barato disagreed equally firmly, and the divorce tug-of-war went on for a full 3 years, and Ava Gardner lost patience and tried to leave Frank Sinatra many times.
The only thing the helpless Frank Sinatra could think of was to hurt himself again and again. After an argument, Ava Gardner ran to the house of ex-husband musician Artie Shaw (1910-2004), and Frank Sinatra went crazy and called Ava Gardner all night.
Finally, he fired at the earpiece. The bullet pierced his earlobe, broke the earpiece, and hit the mattress, and Ava Gardner ran back in fright, and the two of them hugged each other and cried.
The second time was to take poison, Ava Gardner was angry, and Frank Sinatra turned around and swallowed a bottle of medicine, but fortunately the doctor rescued him in time to survive.
Every time Ava Gardner wanted to leave, Frank Sinatra pleaded to find a way to win back the beauty's heart. The two quarreled well, quarreled well, loved to die and live, and quarreled to death.
Frank Sinatra is the "King of American Song" and "the greatest golden voice of the 20th century" – the result of a 2001 BBC survey.
Frank Sinatra's singing voice and fanatical love finally kept Ava Gardner, and the two kept in the clouds, and on December 7, 1951, three days after Frank Sinatra's divorce, the two were married.
Ava Gardner believes that "being loved is the most important thing in life," but she also said, "Love is nothing but pain." ”
Once when Frank Sinatra said he was going to spend the night with Lana Turner (1921-1995) (Lana Turner and Ava Gardner were like a pair of shadows, always entangled with the same men), Ava Gardner angrily went to him, and several versions of the story later, eventually dispatched the police, and the house was smashed.
Frank Sinatra later apologized, Ava Gardner forgave him, and the two appeared in public with affection.
Too strong love will always bring scars, the two personalities are too similar, and neither party will tolerate it.
Frank Sinatra is jealous of every man who is with Ava Gardner, even if it is a work partner, and he will even run to the scene to watch Ava Gardner shoot the film, afraid that Ava Gardner will empathize with him.
His fears were not unreasonable, Ava Gardner was always surrounded by men of one kind or another, "Moths always have to circle around candles, what can be done with candles?" ”
But the candle of Ava Gardner is always entangled with the men around her.
This woman is as uninhibited as the wind, wild and free is her label, Frank Sinatra can't control her, and the way to retaliate is to go out with the women.
At this time, Ava Gardner will make a big fuss like a shrew, making a big fuss. Quarrels and fights always follow the sweet and gentle behind them.
In this way, mutual torture seems to become an expression of love, kissing and fist intertwining, a vicious circle.
Both Ava Gardner and Frank Sinatra have seen an upward trajectory in their careers, one making multiple good films and the other releasing multiple records.
Emotionally, Ava Gardner went on a short trip to Spain, met a bullfighter, and also dated other male actors, Frank Sinatra did not deny that he had another private affair, the feelings of the two were divided, and in 1957, Ava Gardner filed for divorce on the grounds of abandonment.
Frank Sinatra's temper can hit Ava Gardner with blood and call the police to help, and Ava Gardner can run to London on impulse to beat up the child, divide and merge, leave and come back, the two people are really in love, but they are really hurting each other.
The human heart is a very fragile thing, and once it is injured, it will have a loss, even if it can be repaired, after all, the scar is still there. If you get injured too many times, you will have a day when you can't make up for it.
In the end, the string was finally broken, and the two people who had to live and die together under the pressure of the whole world broke up after living together for 6 years.
This time it burned like a fire, which must have exhausted her passion, and she never got married again, although there was always no shortage of men around her, and there was no true destiny in her life.
Frank Sinatra, who married Mia Farrow, who was only 18 years old after 7 years, called Ava Gardner on the eve of the wedding, and perhaps the thief was not dead, but still wanted to get Ava Gardner back.
Because for 7 years, the girlfriends he was dating ended up breaking up for only one reason: Ava Gardner.
Frank Sinatra hung pictures of Ava Gardner all over his home, and he even placed a statue of Ava Gardner in the house, and he kept talking to them about her until they automatically withdrew from between them.
Indeed, as Lauren Bacall (1924-2014) said: "We are three people together".
Two years later, Mia Farrow, who could no longer bear the situation, filed for divorce. She was too young to understand what the human heart was all about, that people could not duel with memory.
Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow maintained a good relationship after their divorce. Mia Farrow later marries Woody Allen, woody Allen and her adopted daughter Song Yi get involved, and Frank Sinatra immediately threatens to break Woody Allen's leg.
Frank Sinatra is not just talking casually, he has a close relationship with the mafia leaders, just like the White House.
Ava Gardner was so embarrassed that she was lonely and embarrassed in her later years, when Frank Sinatra reached out, covered all her medical expenses, set up a foundation, and added her name to her will.
Ava Gardner died in London in 1990. Frank Sinatra did not attend her funeral.
Frank Sinatra passed away on 15 May 1998. It is said that he said something like this on his deathbed: "Ava Gardner, wait for me, I will come." ”
When Ava Gardner lived in seclusion in London, the house was always playing Frank Sinatra's songs.
Love is nothing but a pain Love is nothing but a pain.
Pictured on the left is a promotional photo of the movie "The Killers the Murderer" (1946), and on the right is a promotional photo of the movie "Slut Jidai/Gilda Gilda" (1946) - Ava Gardner's film "The Murderer" and Rita Hayworth's (1918-11987) film "Slut JiDai" were both released in 1946, and the two were strikingly similar in styling, and "The Murderer" was comparable to the B-grade film "The Murderer", which was far less concerned than "Slut Jidai" at that time. So popular, but it makes the audience remember the beauty of Ava Gardner.
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