Can we get older in the American entertainment industry and stay in the head of your career? Actress Jamie Lee Curtis, Halloween heroin and Freaky Friday, talked about the microphone Guardian For Hollywood to treat parents, two stars of the Golden Age of the Cinema:
“I saw that my parents had lost what they brought to their celebrity, their lives and livelihoods. When the industry refused to give them a certain age.
Who were his famous parents and what was the end of their career?
Her mother Janet Lee
He was appointed Oscar for psychosis. At the beginning of his career, he was sometimes confined to the heroons of adventure films with Scaramush (1952), Prince Wailant and King Knight (1954).
Since the second half of the 1960s, the movie theater did not want Janet Lei, who then returned to TV, brought TV films for more than a decade, and then returned to the movie to shoot her daughter John Carpenter (1980). During this decade, he has been reduced to the roles of guests in the series and has been almost no screens throughout the 90’s and died in 2004 at the age of 77.
Her father Tony Curtis
Like his wife Janet Lee, Curtis appeared in the West, Winchester 73 in the West, before calling himself the name of Thanfier of Tangier (1951), Ali Baba (1952) and Hudin’s son of a grand magician (1953), in which he first turns with his wife. His career then received Trapeze (1956), Le Grand Chanage (1957), then the Vikings (1958), and after all, some Love it Hot (1959), gaining public recognition as well as criticism.
He was appointed to the Oscar for the role of Stanley Kramer’s chain (1958) and decades later, his career began in the late 1960s, after the inheritance of more or less unsuccessful films, except Boston Strangleur (1968).
The actress finds a wonderful role, Danny Wilde’s friendly to you (1971-1972) and manages, unlike his less lucky wife to stay in the cinema, but sometimes in poor quality films in the late 90’s. He died in 2010, 85 years.
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