De Havilland's Bumpy Flight, Vanity Fair

The last surviving Golden Age screen goddess, Olivia de Havilland entered the pantheon as Melanie Hamilton in Gone with the Wind, won two best-actress Oscars, then decamped to Paris in 1955. What made her walk out on Hollywood? Approaching her 100th birthday, de Havilland opens up to WILLIAM STADIEM about that enduring mystery, and about her side of the most notorious sibling rivalry in film history—with her sister, Joan Fontaine

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De Havilland's Bumpy Flight, Vanity Fair

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