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Sullavan was afflicted with mental health problems (including depression exacerbated by increasing deafness in middle age) and she died, aged 50, of a barbiturate overdose. Biography She was born Margaret Brooke Sullavan on May 16, 1909, in Norfolk, Virginia. Her father was a stockbroker and the family were comfortably off.
Margaret Brooke Sullavan nella sua vita ebbe in tutto quattro matrimoni e tre divorzi. Dopo le brevi unioni con Henry Fonda e William Wyler, si sposò nel 1936 con il produttore teatrale, suo agente, Leland Hayward, dal quale ebbe tre figli: Bridget, morta suicida a 21 anni, un anno dopo la madre, Brooke, scrittrice e William, anche lui morto suicida nel 2008.
Margaret Sullavan Biography American theatre and film actress, onstage from 1929, who reached the peak of her acclaim in the stage production, Voice of the Turtle , on Broadway (1943-1944) and later in London (1947).
Margaret Sullavan (1909 - 1960) fue una actriz de Estados Unidos conocida por: El bazar de las sorpresas, Tormenta mortal, Tres camaradas, Una chica angelical, ¿Y ahora, qué?, Amarga sombra, Cuando volvamos a amarnos, El ángel negro, Parece que fue ayer y Cenizas de la guerra
Margaret Brooke (apellido real de la actriz Margaret Sullavan) nació el 16 de mayo de 1909 en la localidad de Norfolk, Virginia, en el seno de una acomodada familia que desde niña le estimuló para que estudiase baile e interpretación. En su adolescencia se incorporó a los University Players de Harvard, grupo de teatro en el que se ...
Sullavan was born Margaret Brooke. Having studied dance and drama since childhood, she debuted onstage at age 17 with the now-celebrated University Players, a troupe which included several other future stars, including Jimmy Stewart and Henry Fonda. Three years later she made it to Broadway, and in 1933 she signed a lucrative film contract.
Discover the captivating world of Margaret Sullavan, one of classic Hollywood's most poignant actresses. This YouTube short dives into her unforgettable perf...
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