The Tragic Final Days of Susan Hayward: Sadly, She was Only 57
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- The Tragic Final Days of Susan Hayward: Sadly, She was Only 57.
Susan Hayward was an American actress who was active in the film industry during the 1940s to the 1960s. She was born on June 30, 1917 in Brooklyn, New York and rose to fame with her powerful performances on the big screen. Hayward was known for her versatility as an actress, showcasing her range in both dramatic and comedic roles. Her film career spanned over three decades and she received numerous accolades for her work, including five Academy Award nominations. Her talent, beauty and poise earned her a reputation as one of the leading actresses of her time, making her a Hollywood icon and a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.
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Her performance in "I Want to Live" won her an Oscar and rightly so.
They don't show her work enough.she was a wonderful actress.
She was a Strong lady and a Great Actress.Beautiful Beautiful Lady.Rest In Peace.
I remember seeing on TV her last public appearance at the Oscars. Hollywood clapped and roared their love and appreciation for this truly great performer. I was glad she was able to receive that last tribute.There's no one like Susan.
One of the greatest actresses of all time ever!!!!!
So sad , what a beautiful woman and great actress. Her performance in ILL CRY TOMORROW was excellent. No more great actresses coming out of Hollywood 👎
She was a wonderful actress.
Her portrayal of Lillian Roth in “I’ll Cry Tomorrow” is the greatest performance by an actress I could ever hope to see.
I'm gonna to search for that right now
I love that movie Lillian Roth she was the best playing that part!
Totally agree!!!
@@lisaletto7337 Try to find it. EXCELLENT MOVIE!!!
@@whatyousay9816 There's only the remake available for free
Susan Hayward is a damn legend! Not only is she one of the finest actors Hollywood has ever seen, she was a stunningly beautiful woman. The films mentioned here are, of course, fantastic. But two of her movies not mentioned here: Tulsa and Woman Obsessed, are two of my favorite Susan Hayward movies. ❤
I'll take Classic Hollywood over anything put out these days.
Yes I loved Tulsa and Woman Obsessed also. Another one was Tap Roots, she was great in that also.
Never heard of those movies; will have to find them.
@@TheDarkDresser These two movies are so underrated, yet top notch performances by all. I think they're both here on CZcams. Hope you find them.
@@MsJourneyfan
Thank you for the recommendations.
I saw the movie full "Tulsa" on CZcams over the weekend, and I'm sorry to say that the excitement I had the first 17 minutes faded as the movie went along. I expected drama and revenge, but the story went in a different direction; the singing and comedic scenes just seemed out of place.
Also, the fire scene at the end was dramatic, but not believable.
Susan, as usual, did a fine job with her character. I'll watch the second move.
@@TheDarkDresser I'm sorry you didn't enjoy Tulsa more. I guess I'm sentimental about it because it's a Susan Hayward movie, and I adore Chill Wills. I hope you enjoy Woman Obsessed
Susan Hayward was a brilliant actress and one of the most talented performers in the acting profession.
Susan Hayward was stunning. RIP.
To this day I am mesmerized by Susan Hayward's performance in "Back Streets".
Me too. I LOVE that movie.
She was one of my favorite Actress RIP
One of my Favorite Movies was with John Gavin and Susan Hayward "Back Street" Such a sad movie, But I loved them both in it!!
One of my very favorite movie’s!!
She was beautiful and a very talented actress I loved her acting she died far to young.
I adored her! Favorite...."Back Street"...She had the cutest profile!
Susan Hayward is one of my favorite actress I love her movies she is definitely not forgotten love you Susan
The last movie i saw of her was, "Valley of the Dolls." She was still a stunning beauty.
I remember Her as a child. She was a Great Actress !!!
She was not a child actress.
She was a living beauty!
My mom's favorite actress. I loved her too!
A . great talent...
Damn fine actress! Love all her movies especially 1961’s “Back Street” and the 1955 “I’ll Cry Tomorrow”
She was an amazing actress. She had some great roles. I want to live was perfect for her. Rip Susan🌹🌹⭐️♥️
A STAR!
She was a beautiful lady. I do believe her cancers (lung and brain) were caused by the atomic blasts in that area and how they affected the ‘Conquerer” movie cast. Very sad. RIP
Mchapman I agree so many many of that cast passed with cancer.
@@angelapietras1235 - The wind changed directions and the blast affected the area where they eventually filmed. That was not known when it was decided to film there. 90 out of 200 cast and crew died of a cancer, some multiple cancers. They breathed that contaminated dust for weeks. Unbelievable.
@@mchapman132 yes very sad.
Oh, Yes, I'd forgotten about that Movie. John Wayne too had gotten cancer too. Lung cancer. I saw that movie once on TV. She was a Tarter Woman. Terrible thing, that happened in the Desert, after all those Atomic Testing years.The Toxic Residue. Sad. RIP all of The people who passed away from that. 💔
@@leslieawest5062 Agnes Moorehead was a victim of that movie too! And the narrator needs to pronounce: I'll Cry Tomorrow....NOT ILL (as in sick) Cry Tomorrow!
SHE was definitely one of my favorites!! MY favorite actress was Betty Davis.
Gorgeous and talented
I didnt realize, she was 57, at her passing. She was very talented. She was beautiful RIP! Blessings and prayers to her family!
From brain cancer.
such a sad ending. Remember the movie I want to live very well. Was very moved by it
I loved the movie I'll cry tomorrow
Susan Hayword was a beautiful redheaded actress.
Lucky me - I was named after her. ❤️❤️
Same here - Susan M ❤
Me too
One of the best!❤️
Loved her in the movie Untamed, with Tyrone Power and Richard Egan, and The Garden of Evil with Gary Cooper and Richard Widmark, plus many others
2 more Susan Hayward Movies I had Forgotten about. Untamed. I'm not sure if I ever saw The Garden of Evil..with Gary Cooper and Richard Widmark. Always liked Richard Widmark. He and James Stewart did the Western; "Two Ride Together." Movie, one of my Favorites..So many wonder Actors and Actress, Great Movies. Boy I miss those days!! Glad for TV and Dvds. 🤗
I loved susan Haywards, films and acting abilities, a truly remarkable star of the Golden Age of Hollywood! , died so young, Rip, with the Angel's ladyx
She was one of the best, I loved that lady in every movie she played in. They don't make them like that any more. I loved ( I WANT TO LIVE).
Rest In Peace Susan Hay Amen🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🌷🌷🌷🌹🌹🌹🌹
One of my favorite Susan Hayward films was Back Street, made in 1961 and based on the novel by Fannie Hurst. John Gavin and Vera Miles appeared in supporting roles.
My mom and I would watch it, for the umpteenth time and we would cry! HA My mom grew up playing with Vera Miles in Kansas!
Yes, I also mentioned Back Street. John Gavin, Vera Miles, were in it too. Always liked them. Couldn't remember the names. Came with John, couldn't remember his last name. Always liked him.
That was one of my favorites.
@@marijooneill8015 Susan Hayward One of my Favorites too, growing up. TV just showed The Movie Solider of Fortune, with Clark Gable, and Gene Berry. Great Movie. She did alot great Movies, with alot of popular Handsome Male stars of that Era. Boy I miss movies from. That Era!! 🙏🥰❤❤
@@cindakellogg1307 That is so nice to read about. Vera Miles was always one of my Favorite Actresses of that Era. I liked Vera and John Wayne in the "Hellfighters" Movie. With Kathren Ross, and Jim Hutton. 1968 Movie. I Google alot, so nice to get great information.👍🤗
Such a beautiful actress
I always liked Susan Hayward. She got an Academy Award, for "I Want To Live" I remember that Movie so well. She did Alot of Movies I liked. The Lusty Men with Robert Mitchum. She would have a good Scarlett O'HARA. "Backstreet" . I'LL Cry Tomorrow, great. I think her last movie in the late 1960s? "Was Valley of the Dolls". A Western called Rawhide with Tyrone Power; Filmed in A California Desert area. The White Witch Doctor, with Robert Mitchum. Growing up I liked lots of her Movies. The Presdents Lady, about Andrew Jackson and Rachel. Black &White Movie with Charleston Heston; I think. Tons of great Movies, she did. I have quite a few of her DVDs. On TV they just showed A Soldier of Fortune, color movie with Clark Gable. Great Movie. I miss you Susan Hayward. So glad TV has shown your old Movies, and DVDS...
How very strange that you would not even mention one of Susan's iconic roles which made her especially popular with the younger set of the day in 'Valley of the Dolls." In that movie she even replaced legend star Judy Garland.
She owned the part of Helen Lawson ❤
I just mentioned that movie in my Comments." Valley of The Dolls" Sharon Tate, Party Duke Susan H. and many others in that movie. Never seen on TV. would like like to. Was that her last movie role. Can't remember. I saw a few in the movie Theaters, back in the Day.
@@leslieawest5062 my favourite movie of Susan Haywood is With a song in my Heart
@@robyngreliche7603 OH my gosh. I forgot about With a Song In My Heart. I tried to remember alot of her Movies. I had forgotten The Conquer with John Wayne.
@@robyngreliche7603 Yes, I had forgotten about With A Song In My Heart. I also had forgotten about The Conquerer with John Wayne, and Susan H. Filmed in the Nevada Desert, not long after Those Atomic Neucular Tests were going on. John Wayne, Susan Hayward, alot of other people also had gotten cancer from filming out there. So Sad I should Google Susan Hayward and get a list of all her Movies. She did alot of movies. And I enjoyed them. 👏🥰❤🙏
Sempre considerei a Susan uma das melhores atrizes de Hollywood. Além de bela, atuava de forma muito marcante. Sua interpretação era sólida, vibrante, própria de uma mulher com muita personalidade. Lamento saber que ela morreu de câncer. É quase certo que ela foi vítima do cigarro, pois fumava regularmente. Morreu nova, com 57 anos de idade.
Also her being exposed to radiation during the shooting of the Conqueror.
I dearly looked her as an Actress, she was very good. I like most all her Movies she was in. I did not know she Died so young and of Cancer. What a shame. Susan was a Stunningly Beautiful Woman. She was a Wonderful Actress and Star!!!!
May God Bless Susan’s Soul and May She Rest in Peace.🌹🌹🌟⭐️🥰
The film I Want to Live was directed by Robert Wise. The only Oscar she won and the only Oscar-winning performance Wise directed.
I didn't realize that Betty Grable (1916-1973), Susan Hayward (1917-1975) and Veronica Lake (1922-1973) all died young in their fifties in the 1970's. Three tragic losses in short order. Sad they weren't with us longer.
Grable and Hayward were heavy smokers, Lake died of alcoholism
Thanks for informing short biodata of my favorite Hollywood star Susan Hayward. I had seen her movie with Clarke Gable in mysore in 1950.
What is "mysore"?
@whatyousay
Mysore is a city in karnataka state in India, where I completed my education by obtaining Masters degree in Mathematics in the year 1966.
@@nagarajahshiremagalore226 Thank you for educating me. Much appreciate it!!!
You didn’t mention Valley of the dolls she was great as Helen Lawson
My first crush. ❤️
This is a great film 🎥 as much see she is fantastic in it
When she was young, she was gorgeous
Great video and great info, though she didn't play a witch in I Married a Witch. She was the shrewish fiancée of Fredric March who falls in love with the witch played by Veronica Lake.
You can't forget about Helen Lawson
I loved her in "Backstreet" as the other woman. The scene where her lover's children call her from his deathbed breaks my heart...her raw emotions should've garnered her another Oscar! No mention of "The Conqueror"? Sand was brought in from Yucca Flats...the atomic testing ground and many in the cast would perish from cancer.
Loved that movie! Also enjoyed her as the aging diva in the Valley of the Dolls.
@@FourSeasons04 That bathroom scene with Patty Duke!
@@eliothorowitz5627Yes, Neely was brutal for pulling and flushing Ms. Lawson's wig.😂 But, that didn't stop the great Helen Lawson!
@@FourSeasons04 Gray hair and all, she walked out through the front of the house with dignity.
I read that once before.
Beautiful
Thank you
Hope she knew how much she was loved
Although her real first name was spelled "Edythe", I thought her name was pronounced like "Edith" not "Edite."
I'm sure it was.
If she would have worn her hair long and straight she would have been a twin in looks of my first fiancé in 1977! Both absolute beauties❤️
She was known for lady Macbeth meets the 3 Stooges
Susan was such a Beautiful Soul
Talented - Hollywood Actress
RIP 🙏 🕊
Beautiful Lady... But 57 years is not sad.... You had the best years and escaped the bad ones
Beau Geste starred Gary Cooper not William Holden.
Hollywood Royalty🎭✨♥️💯
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Snows of Kilimandjaro (SUPER) - White Witch Doctor
Actresses are not like they were,
She lasted longer than elvis
Cant be that bad!
She didn't play a witch in "I Married a Witch." Veronica Lake played the witch in that film.
Robot voice couldn't continue
Not “ill” like an illness! I’ll Cry Tomorrow, is like referring to yourself! Get it RIGHT!
The lack of being able to pronounce the names of people in this video, really takes away from the credibility
l read her autobiography, joked about being a redhead asiatic in Howard Hughes 'Conqueror'
It’s “I’ll Cry Tomorrow” not “ ill cry tomorrow.” I mean, really, edit your work, please. Quality control is important if you want subscribers.
Edythe is another spelling for Edith. Pronunciation!!!
You keep repeating the same information.
If you need help am always to help jimi
Bella e sfortunata. Peccato!
William Holden was not in Beau Geste, and she did not play a witch in I Married a Witch. The title character was portrayed by Veronica Lake.
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I love movie I wanted to live. 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛❌❌❌❌❌❌❌⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️
susan was very beautiful and very talented actress she dominated in every movie she was in garden of evil woman obssesed rip