Olivier De Havran was born on July 1, 1916 in Tokyo, Japan, to a British family. On October 22, 1917, her sister was born but was found to be suffering from anemia. Two years later, his father sent the sisters and their mother to live in the warmer southern state of California in the United States, hoping to improve the sisters' physical condition. In 1919, the mother and daughter began to live in the United States, and the parents' feelings also cracked, which eventually led to divorce, and the mother remarried and settled in Saratoga, usa.
Olivier De Havlan High School was spent at Los Gedos High School in California and attended a Catholic Convent of Notre Dame Girls' School. She then attended Mills College in Oakland, California, where she participated in a university theatrical performance while in Mills, won a scholarship for her performance in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream", and was favored by director Max Reinhardt, who not only let her play her own, but also recommended her to Warner Bros.
Olivia's most famous work was 1936's Robin Hood, in which she played Marianne, the heroine who used her wisdom and identity to help Robin Hood fight against the prince's plot. Olivia herself is very satisfied with the role, believing that the female character in the film thinks about problems with both her mind and heart. Her most famous film is the highest-grossing film in the history of American cinema, Gone with the Wind, in which Olivia plays melanie.
Olivier Dee Hafran has won the 19th and 22nd Academy Awards for Best Actress for her outstanding performances in "The Merry Seed" and "Heiress", and was nominated for Best Actress at the 12th, 14th and 21st Academy Awards respectively. She had two marriages, the first to the writer Marcus Goodrich and the second to the journalist Pierre Garrant, but both marriages ended in vain, and Olivia did not remarry.
Olivia is a year older than Fonden, and although she is her biological sister Flower, the two have been fighting for the wind since childhood, while her sister Fontaine has always been at a disadvantage. The war between the two intensified after entering Hollywood; when Fontaine refused her sister's congratulations when she won an Oscar for actress in 1941, Olivia was indignant and embarrassed, and Olivia later humiliated her sister in the same way when she won the award. His sister Fonden later attributed the reason the two had been pinching each other for years to earlier than Olivia's marriage and the award. Later, the addition of the prodigal son Howard Hughes made the sisters more ruthless.
After her retirement, Olivier de Havran has been living a quiet life in simplicity on the Rue Benouvelle in Paris, France. Frequent Sunday schools, schools where children are religiously educated on Sundays. Olivier De Havran's wonderful performance in the film conquered not only Sarkozy, but also France. Dee Havran's efforts to protect the rights of actresses are her most important contribution to the film industry. All the French who love movies have a great deal of affection for Ms. De Havreland.