According to the Hollywood Reporter, Legend American actress oscar queen "Hollywood Red Rose" Olivia de Havilland died peacefully at the age of 104 at her home in Paris, France, on Saturday, July 26, 2020.
Olivier Dee Havran entered Hollywood in 1934 for her role as Hemia in William Shakespeare's stage play A Midsummer Night's Dream. In 1939, she starred with Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable in the war film "Gone with the Wind" directed by George Cook, and was nominated for the 12th Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Melanie, and Olivia was the last living star of "Gone with the Wind" before her death.
"Melanie" in Gone with the Wind
A lawsuit against Warner Bros. Entertainment in 1945, which won a lawsuit over actor rights, kept the entertainment industry's contracts older than 7 years, ending the Hollywood studio system, known in Hollywood as the "Dai Havland Act." And the following year, she won the Best Actress Award at the 19th Academy Awards for her outstanding performance in the feature film "Wind Flow Seeds".
Outside the scene, there is Olivia Dee Havran and her 15-month-old sister Joan Fontaine, who is also a Hollywood film and television actress, and is the only hollywood sister who has won the Academy Award for Best Actress. However, the relationship between the two deteriorated so much after winning the award that they eventually died of mutual contact. In 2018, de Havilland was also dissatisfied with the portrayal of himself and Joan Fontaine in the drama "Old Enemy" and took the play to court.
Olivier Dee Havran and Joan Fontaine