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поздравления с днем рождения женщине 60 лет проза, Book Recommendations - Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier, Backstage with Vivien Leigh - Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier, The two faces of Vivien Leigh, Terence Rattigan - Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier, “I’d like to thank the Academy…” - Vivien Leigh and Laurence , Larry and Viv - Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier, interviews Archives - Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier.
by Felix Barker — The Oliviers is an authorized biography written in 1953 with the subjects’ consent and help, so it’s censored. You won’t find anything about their marital problems or details about Vivien Leigh’s bipolar disorder. yet, even though it’s sanitized in this regard, it’s extremely insightful and well-written. We get first-hand accounts from Larry and Vivien and intimate details about their performances on stage and film, and of course whatever they wanted the public to know about their relationship. This book is a great resource for any historical study of their lives or films, and the pictures are fantastic. The UK version even has some different photos than the US version. The Oliviers may be difficult to find for a reasonable price, but occasionally a copy pops up on ebay, so keep a look out!, Vivien a Love Affair in Camera by Angus McBean — One of only two (if you count Vivien Leigh by John Russell Taylor) photography books focusing on Vivien Leigh that have been published. Angus McBean was known for his surrealist portraits of celebrities and photographed Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier numerous times throughout their careers (as did his assistant, John Vickers)., Backstage with Vivien Leigh. by Richard F. Mason. At the end of a recent interview with Vivien Leigh, an apology was offered her for Elaine Dundy’s bizarre impressions which earlier had appeared in The Village Voice. Inexplicably venomous and self-aggrandizing, Dundy’s “interview” must have made every responsible journalist cringe and .
(With her own daughter by Leigh Holman, Vivien was at a loss: being a mother was a part she hardly even tried to get a handle on.) And she had her friends. the best were men with no sexual attraction for her, like Noel Coward and her first husband: with them it was possible to keep up a decorous, unblemished make-believe., The voice, too, would have been Vivien Leigh’s if she had read the amende honorable I intend to make now, to wit, that as a comedienne she was the most elegant, skilful and enchanting of any I have ever seen, and that as a serious actress her performances in A Streetcar Named Desire and Gone with the Wind, had made her quite likely to have , Vivien Leigh won her first of two Academy Awards in 1940 for her portrayal of Scarlett O’Hara in Gone with the Wind. The ceremony was held in the famous Coconut Grove in the Ambassador Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles., Myron Selznick, Larry’s Hollywood agent, whisked Vivien straight over to his brother, David, and the great search for Scarlett O’Hara was over. As I said, Vivien Leigh is the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen outside an art gallery, and remember, I’ve seen her in dusty jodhpurs, slacks, in a kitchen dress., While many, including Vivien Leigh, envisioned that the outcome of Selznick’s epic would be disastrous, de Havilland stipulates that she knew they were making something special. I was lucky enough to interview Olivia de Havilland whilst writing Vivien Leigh: An Intimate Portrait., For Vivien Leigh is a modern rather than a classic. And she is eclectic in her choice of music – from jazz to Beethoven – in her subtle blend of furniture, and in her friends. “Although I love it here”, she said as she pointed out the bard that is recorded in the Doomsday Book and the old mill where her books and records are stored, “I get restless..