In the mid-1950s, Olivia de Havilland, was close to 40 years of age, an age in which all the actresses of that time considered themselves to be way beyond its “best before” dates. Even so, with two Oscar awards for the The gone with the wind The actress was a star of cost-effective, when he made the bet on the Los Angeles, california, in 1955, he moved to Paris after he got married. Paris Match editor Pierre Galante.
As I said to The de Havilland In The Vanity Fair Magazine By the year 2016, what caught my eye was the contrast between the artifice of Hollywood and the authenticity of Paris, france. “I love to be close to the real-life buildings, royal castles, the churches, the real, not the canvas,” he said. “There were a paved work of real. In some way, and the travel took me by surprise. When I found myself with a prince or a duke, he was a royal prince, a real “duke”.
In 1962, de Havilland reported on their experiences with the fish out of the water, such as a former Hollywood star who lives in the City of light, writing in his memoirs, Every frenchman has one. At the time the book was re-released in 2016 to commemorate the centennial celebration Of the de Havilland-a summary Fashion he cited a new post is written, in that it showed what he had learned from the women in france after six decades in Paris. “The importance of touch, of restraint, of subtlety,” she said, “and, for the avoidance of banality”.
