Tragic Life of Vivien Leigh: From Heartbreaking Marriage to Bipolar Struggle

Tragic Life of Vivien Leigh: From Heartbreaking Marriage to Bipolar Struggle.
Vivien Leigh was a British actress who achieved worldwide fame for her iconic performances in classic Hollywood films such as "Gone with the Wind" and "A Streetcar Named Desire." Born in India in 1913, Leigh began her acting career in the British theatre before being discovered by Hollywood. She won two Academy Awards for Best Actress and was widely acclaimed for her beauty, grace, and powerful screen presence. Leigh was known for her intense dedication to her craft, often immersing herself in her roles and mastering difficult accents and dialects. Despite her success, Leigh also struggled with personal challenges, including bipolar disorder and a tumultuous marriage to fellow actor Laurence Olivier. She passed away in 1967 at the age of 53, leaving behind a legacy as one of the most celebrated actresses of all time.
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[@lawrencesait3432]

I have a great respect for Vivien Leigh, she was the best actress to come out of England, and in my opinion she was the most beautiful women in the world in her prime, her mental health problems , And recurring tb would cut short her career, Vivien was also a great stage actress Above all she was ours.

[@lawrencesait3432]

We all love our Vivien.

[@laramaui4114]

She was wonderful: Ship of Fools

[@carolholly1608]

I Also Loved Her In The Movie, "Waterloo Bridge", With Robert Taylor, Which Takes Place During WWII. It Was Made Very Close To The Same Time Period of " Gone With The Wind", So She Was Still Just As Absolutely Stunning! ❤❤❤

[@user-ls9hs9iw3v]

So beautiful ❤️

[@MsVictory1945]

Hey Robot! It is NOT OLIVER - it is OLIVIIIIIIER!

[@carolholly1608]

😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜😜

[@jenniferhorstmann2279]

Yes GWTW it is a cinematic masterpiece. It’s all-around perfect, the quintessential American epic during the heyday of Hollywood.

[@jimmyjames8736]

Hilarious pronunciation of Laurence Olivier.

[@parkerwise703]

“0live-eee-aaa”

[@mariaf2810]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed the mispronunciation of Laurence Olivier. Also, he pronounced Blanche DuBois (DooBwah) as DuBoyz! She sure was a stunningly beautiful lady. I didn't know until recently that she spoke with a British accent!

[@susansnyder9271]

FYI it's Lawrence O li vi eh (pronunciation) not Oliver. It's "A Midsummer Night's Dream, not A Midsummers. It's Wuh ( short u not Woo) ther ing Heights. Elia( accent on the E with li pronounced lee) Kazan .

[@cheryllochhead4714]

I was going to say that,there is a lot of wrong prounouncations in thisvvideo

[@nrickson]

Please pronounce the names properly.

[@dleespence]

Joan Crawford never did a screen test for Scarlet O’Hara.

[@hyzercreek]

Lawrence Oliver. I always got him confused with Oliver De Haviland.

[@nanabutner]

Sir Lawrence. “OH LIVE E YEA”, NOT EVER “OLIVE ER”! SIR LAWRENCE USED THE FRENCH PRONOUNCEMENT of his name. IT IS “WEATHER. ING HEIGHTS”. THE Pronunciations in this session is absolutely atrocious,