Bella Darvi

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Bella Darvi, owner. Bajla of Hungary, from the house of Zigelbaum (born October 23, 1928 in Sosnowiec, died September 11, 1971 in Monte Carlo) - Polish actress of Jewish origin.

During World War II she survived the concentration camp. She moved to Monaco where she avoided gambling and alcohol. Breakthrough was the meeting of film magnate Darryl F. Zanuck and his wife Virginia Fox, who paid her gambling debts and brought them to Hollywood. It was from her mentor's name that her movie nickname "Darvi" was derived.

After three major roles in the Egyptian Sinuhe (1954), The Hell River (1954) and The Racers (1955), where she starred alongside leading male celebrities (Victor Mature, Richard Widmark and Kirk Douglas), Darvi . A bit of a jumble, which in conjunction with a foreign accent made her a little understandable. In a short time, after the sex scandal in which she was involved, the Zanuck men stopped supporting her. Darvi returned to Europe where she shot some insignificant films and quickly returned to old habits - alcohol and gambling. She fell into debt and depression. She committed suicide in her apartment, unscrewing gas in the stove. Authoritative control (person):

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