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The room was very quiet, except for the rhythmic "ticking" of medical equipment, reminding the patient that his life was slowly dying. 54-year-old Vivien Leigh was lying quietly on the hospital bed, her pale green eyes that had once intoxicated countless people were half-open and half-closed, and her eyes were dull, as if she was looking far, far away.
With all her strength, she lifted her thin arm up and gently stroked an old photo on the bedside table. In the photo is a handsome and dignified man in a tuxedo, with a mellow smile on the corner of his mouth.
When Vivien Leigh looked at the photo, her eyes suddenly drifted, as if she had traveled back in time and space a long, long time ago.
She whispered the familiar name, "Lawrence ......," and her voice was weak and hoarse. Suddenly, a glimmer of clarity flashed in her eyes, and her eyes were sad, as if she was missing something.
Everything is like a dream, real and ethereal. When she came to the end of her life, the only thing left in her mind was the figure of the elegant and calm man back then.
However, fate is as cruel as playing tricks on people. When she climbed to the top of her life step by step with her outstanding talent and passionate pursuit of her career, she was also destined to endure unspeakable torture and suffering.
In order to be successful in her career, and also to be able to stay with the man she loves for life, Lawrence Oliver, Vivien Leigh will not hesitate to pay any price, even to the point of madness.
She had the opportunity to win the most prestigious Oscar honor of the year for her outstanding performance in "Gone with the Wind", but she voluntarily gave up this extremely high honor, just because Mr. Oliver, whom she loved at the time, had not yet won such an honor.
In her later landmark film, A Streetcar Named Desire, Vivien Leigh successfully portrayed the crazy and classic character of Blanche, for which she received her second Oscar.
However, this work did not bring her the expected happiness and satisfaction, but caused her mental condition to gradually tear apart, and finally fell into the abyss of madness.
Vivien Leigh, who has lived in a wealthy family since she was a child, never imagined that she would experience such a heavy torment in her life. For the sake of her career and love, she did not hesitate to go crazy and finally embarked on the road of destruction.
In 1960, after years of mental distress and physical illness, Vivien Leigh finally officially divorced Lawrence Oliver. Although legally their relationship as husband and wife no longer exists, Vivien Leigh has always identified herself as "Mrs. Oliver".
Every time Oliver was asked about his current situation, Oliver was always questioned by her carefully, for fear of missing any news about him.
Vivien Leigh's career was at the peak of her career in 1951 when she won her second Oscar for her performance in A Streetcar Named Desire. The origins of this marriage can also be traced back to that time.
However, this work also became a major turning point in her life. In the play, she is so immersed in the portrayal of the crazy character of Blanche that in real life, her mental condition also begins to be seriously affected and tortured.
Back in 1939, Vivien Leigh successfully played a Southern lady in the classic film "Gone with the Wind", a role that earned her great praise from audiences around the world.
Despite being questioned and ridiculed by white actor Gable, she was not discouraged and instead worked harder into the role, eventually achieving world-renowned success.
During the filming of this film, she met and fell in love with Lawrence Oliver.
However, the relationship between Vivien Leigh and John Reed was greatly criticized and resisted in the social environment of the time. As a married person, Vivien Leigh is in pain and struggle like never before.
On the one hand, she is filled with deep guilt for her husband and daughter; On the other hand, her deep love for Oliver is inseparable. This contradictory psychological state made her mental state gradually abnormal.
All this indicates that the god of fate seems to have paved a brilliant path of life for her, and a shining aura lingers around her. However, young Vivien Leigh is passionate about acting, and she dreams bigger.
Therefore, after returning from studying abroad, she chose the Royal Academy of Drama without hesitation, hoping that she could one day become an excellent actor.
Before officially becoming an actress, Vivien Leigh's life went through a small episode. At the end of 1932, in her early 20s, she fell in love at first sight with Holman, a lawyer 13 years her senior, at a ball, and they were married in a flash just a few months later.
Vivien Leigh gave birth to their only daughter ten months later.
However, this hasty marriage went through many twists and turns, and finally the two chose to separate in 1940. Vivien Leigh became a young new mother during this time, and she must have been under a lot of mental stress.
But this episode made her temporarily let go of her dedication to her career, and after a little trimming, she re-embarked on the road of drama.
Vivien Leigh's brilliant talent and hard work led her to seize an important opportunity to join a stage play shortly after their separation.
After a brief marital interlude, Vivien Leigh was relieved and firmly embarked on the path of being an actress. However, I didn't expect to be questioned and ridiculed by my peers at the beginning of my career.
During the filming of the classic film "Gone with the Wind", white actor Gable once ridiculed her as a "housewife-turned-actor". In the face of difficulties and challenges, Vivien Leigh was not discouraged, but worked harder and devoted herself wholeheartedly to the interpretation and interpretation of the role.
In order to fully integrate into the complex and emotional character of the southern girl in the play, Hao Scarlett, she did some extreme behaviors, showing emotional impermanence, sometimes joy and sometimes worry, and sometimes even falling into hysteria and manic situations.
She doesn't seem to perceive the dangers of this state, instead seeing it as an effective way to understand and interpret the role.
Despite this, she still relied on her own efforts to conquer the role in just 5 months, which was unanimously praised by the audience and film critics, and won another milestone in her career.
However, at her peak, she chose to give up the honor of the Oscar statuette to others, just because her beloved Mr. Oliver has not received such an honor.
The decision caused quite a stir in the outside world, but for Vivien Leigh, Oliver's happiness was more important than everything. Since then, Vivien Leigh has been quietly supporting and accompanying Oliver, and when his career was at a low point, she not only turned down Hollywood's gracious offer, but also chose to stay with him, paying a huge price for it.
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