Biography
The American actress Jin Siberg became a star of European films that had success in the viewer at the beginning and mid-1960s. And in his homeland, she gained scandalous fame because of participation in a number of political conflicts and, not moved their sad consequences, committed suicide.Childhood and youth
The early biography of Jin Dorothy Siberg was connected with the city of Marshalltown, where it was born in 1938. Father, who found out on August 30, about the birth of a beautiful daughter, was a pharmacist from generation immigrants, and the mother named Dorothy Alain worked as a substitute teacher.
In addition to the future star of the cinema, in the Lutheran family of mixed nationality, her brothers Kurt and David and the elder sister Mary-Ann were brought up. In 1986, one of the children got into a car accident and died on a slippery road, without coping with a screwed car.
Embed from getty imagesIn childhood, Jin was fond of art and played in school performances, deserving admiration for classmates and teachers' praise. While studying in the graduation class, she ranked 1st in a survey associated with the prospects for the future, achievements and careers.
In the youth of Siberg with an increase in 160 cm and a proportional figure, with a weight of 58 kg, he entered the University of Iowa, at the faculty who was preparing actors, and began to play a student theater specializing in dram production.
Her first and beloved work was the play "Sabrina Fair", as well as works - the laureates of the Pulitzer Prize "Picnic" and "Our Town". The roles in them allowed to participate in the National Casting competition for the role of Jeanne d'Ark in the film on the book of Bernard Shaw.
Personal life
Gin's personal life was stormy. Her first husband was a lawyer Francois Sea, for which she married in 1958 and lived 2 years.The second spouse is directed by Romen Gary. In this marriage, a child was born, whom Alexander Diego, and the end of the second pregnancy because of stress was miscarriage.
Embed from getty imagesAfter the scandal with the conception of a child from the black activist of the African American party and presenting a photo of a dead baby with absolutely white skin, the spouse began a divorce with an actress, refusing to live with her under the same roof. Jin began to suffer from loneliness, suicidal state and depression.
Another director Dannis Berry became the third husband of the actress. They lived for three years, but at the beginning of 1979 Siberg met Algerian Ahmed Hashi and played a wedding with him. However, since the previous divorce was not issued, this Union could not be considered legal. Their happiness lasted only 3 months, until the premiere of the film "Light Women", where friends and the public were last seen an actress of healthy and alive.
Films
The director of the painting "Holy John" drew attention to the talent of Siberg, and after the final listening she received a major role. Thus took place a debut in cinema, at first did not bring success, as critics found the actress with inconclusive and immature.
Such reviews did not affect the author of the project Otto Preminger, and he once again took off the girl in the film release of the novel Francoise Sagan. Tape "Hello, sadness" rehabilitated gin in the eyes of the press and helped settle on Columbia Pictures and conclude a professional contract.
After the film "Rube Mice", which caused the praise of Bosley Crower, who was a prominent Hollywood expert who worked in the New York Times newspaper, Siberg with the permission of the film company went to work to France and, hitting a new wave of drama, deserved love and respect for the masses.
Embed from getty imagesWomen who watched the picture of Jean-Luca yearra director "on the last breath", wanted to make the same hairstyle as Michel Poakkar, Heroine Jean. And additional glory came to the actress after the film "No one will write to me an epitaph", and she gained popularity in America along with the attention of hundreds of men.
In the mid-1960s, Siberg replenished the portfolio and filmography with such projects as "Lilith", "French" and "Happy Escape", and then she began working with the famous director Claude Shabrelas, and it was a professional and rather successful kinodumost.
"Gold California" from Gin in the main role was nominated for Oscar and Golden Globe thanks to a strong acting, where Marvin and Clint Eastwood were. But the joy of success was overshadowed by the events related to the FBI and American special services suspecting gin in the help of radical organizations and regularly spriendly her leisure.
Death
On August 30, 1979, the world of art shocked the terrible news that the body of Jin was found in the car, where she presumably committed suicide. The cause of death installed after the opening was the presence of an antidepressant and alcohol and alcohol.Siberg was buried in a grave at the famous Parisian cemetery, and then began to flow hundreds of fans and dozens of friends. A year later, Romen Gary was shot in his own house, in the post-mortem note, explaining his act fatigue from life and lack of ideas.
Filmography
- 1957 - "Holy John"
- 1958 - "Hello, sadness!"
- 1960 - "Last breathing"
- 1964 - "Lilith"
- 1964 - "Happy Escape"
- 1965 - "Billion on Billiard"
- 1966 - "Pure Madness"
- 1966 - "Minute per minute"
- 1967 - "Road to Corinth"
- 1968 - "Birds fly to die in Peru"
- 1969 - "Gold California"
- 1970 - "Airport"
- 1972 - "Camorra"
- 1973 - "Drop Chris Miller"
- 1976 - "Wild Duck"