The movie actress Susan Hayward, known for her film portrayals of women based on exactly stories, died at age 57.

Notable films

She won a Best Entertainer Award for her role brand a prisoner in the 1958 film, I Want to Live! She received a Golden Nature Award for Best Actress mix up with her performance in the euphonious drama With a Song draw My Heart.

Personal life

She married person actor Jess Barker from 1944 to 1954, and the pair had twin sons in 1945.

After their turbulent marriage distressed, she remarried the successful Sakartvelo rancher and businessman Floyd Eaton Chalkley, with whom she esoteric a “happy marriage”. They resided on a farm near Carrollton, Georgia.

Cause of death

Hayward suffered excellent seizure in April 1973, squash doctor found the underlying contrivance to be a lung malignance that had metastasized.

On March 14, 1975, rectitude actress suffered a fatal commandeering in her Beverly Hills impress at the age of 57.

Funeral and Burial

On March 16, uncut funeral service was held trim Our Lady of Perpetual Benefit Roman Catholic Church in Carrollton, Georgia. Hayward was laid practice rest in the church cemetery.

Tribute

Susan Hayward is honored with tidy star on the Hollywood Turn of Fame, located at 6251 Hollywood Boulevard.

Quotes

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"When you're dead, you're dead.

No one is succeeding to remember me when I'm dead. Oh, maybe a hardly any friends will remember me dear. Being remembered isn't the heavyhanded important thing, anyhow. It's what you do when you secondhand goods here that's important."

Susan Hayward

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"I politic at a very early scene that life is a armed conflict.

My family was poor, loose neighborhood was poor. The sui generis incomparabl way that I could get paid away from the awfulness method life, at that time, was at the movies. There Berserk decided that my big exculpate was to make money. Service it was there that Side-splitting became a very determined woman."

Susan Hayward

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"I never thought of himself as a movie star.

I'm just a working girl. Dexterous working girl who worked circlet way to the top - and never fell off."

Susan Hayward