A few days ago, Ge Lord mentioned that the world's first stripper, Dita Von Teese, has changed from a stripper to a fashion icon, a 49-year-old human specialty, how has life been gorgeously transformed?
If you want to find another sexy object that can stand with her, it is not the "American Eros" - Rita Hayworth Rita Hayworth.
The name may seem unfamiliar, but fans who have seen the classic movie "The Shawshank Redemption" will definitely have some impressions.
In order to cover up the prison escape plan, the male protagonist Andy used the posters of 3 actresses to cover the prison escape hole, one of whom was Rita Hayworth.
She was a popular film and television star in the 1940s and a sex symbol of the times.
After 5 marriages, from dancer to princess, life is full of legends.
Rita was born in 1918 in Brooklyn, New York, into a dance family known as Rita Cansino.
Under the influence of her father, Eduardo, the young Rita can sing and dance and dance. But with the economic crisis, families became increasingly impoverished.
In order to revive the dance academy's business, Eduardo sees her daughter as a cash cow, allowing her to train frantically as her dance partner and perform in the noisy casinos off the coast of Southern California.
At that time, Rita had to practice dancing every day and go out to sea to fish, and once she returned empty-handed, what awaited her was her father's hard fist.
And those bruises are hidden in places where the audience can't see.
At the age of 16, on a stage in Mexico, the producer of Fox Pictures discovered this beautiful little girl and signed an acting contract.
So she played a minor role in the movie Cruz Diablo, and the following year she starred in the movie Callante.
Escaping her father's shackles, will Rita usher in a free future? The answer is no! She came out of the darkness, and what awaited her would be another darkness.
In 1937, Rita married a man named Edward Judson Edward Judson, who was 22 years older than her, and it was a completely "father-daughter affair."
As a former car salesman, Edward is well-connected and business-minded: "I married him out of love, but he married me for investment."
In order to make Rita quick, he asked her to change her hairline through painful electrolytic treatments, dyeing her long hair into auburn to cater to the mainstream aesthetic and add to the charm of the wind.
I have to say that this old man's vision is really poisonous, and after the "makeover" rita, the market has suddenly opened, and countless film and television invitations have been received.
Edward didn't think it was enough to change his appearance, and he forced his wife to participate in businesses large and small, and even encouraged her to "sleep" with some powerful men.
Of course, this touches Rita's bottom line. She refused all kinds of unreasonable demands and was retaliated against by movie tycoons.
Fortunately, at that time, Rita was a rising star, and the company settled a lot of trouble for her, and even helped her, and Edward successfully divorced and restored her freedom.
Edward certainly did whatever it took, but Rita later said she wouldn't have had her own career in Hollywood without him.
The people who are willing to be the goddess "ministers under the skirt" naturally line up in a long line. In 1942, Rita met her "love of life", Orson Welles.
The talented and legendary director saw a sexy poster of Rita and fell in love with her: sitting on a silk satin sheet in black lace and satin pajamas.
In 1943, a romantic wedding took place in Santa Monica. The life of the two after marriage, love and sweetness, Rita adored her husband, read the books he had read, and supported his career.
After giving birth to her daughter Rebecca, she starred in the most influential work of her life, "Gilda Gilda", once again interpreting the image of a snake and scorpion beauty, performing a sexy striptease, and establishing the status of Hollywood's "Eros".
It was also this movie that made her half the sky red and became the dream lover of countless Americans. 23 well-known magazines around the world, publishing her poster photo, a hard to find...
But at the moment when her career was triumphant, Rita lost her marriage again. Wells had other women out there, and no matter how much he loved, he couldn't tolerate betrayal.
In 1948, she said goodbye to the "love of her life".
In order to heal her wounds, Rita went to Cannes for a vacation, met love again, and fell into marriage. This time, she married Prince Ali Khan, becoming the first actress in Hollywood to marry into the royal family, 7 years before Grace Kelly.
After marriage, she gave birth to a little princess for the prince, but unfortunately, only 2 years later, her husband went to sea again to "hunt Yan" and brought back other women.
In 1952, Rita returned to Hollywood, but it belonged to her time and could never return.
Career crisis, feelings are not satisfactory, she experienced two short marriages, got a love injury. Worried, drunk, beautiful no more.
In 1972, in the last film, The Last Wrath of God, Rita had a hard time remembering lines and could only shoot one line at a time.
In her later years, she suffered from Alzheimer's disease. At the age of 68, the Iraqi people passed away.
Although Rita's acting path is shorter than fireworks, it is dazzling enough, and only the fanghua of that moment has left an eternal mark in Hollywood.
She has starred in more than 60 films, is a brilliant singer and dancer, and is also a female icon who exudes fashion and beauty.