Olivia de Havilland, actress, in That Lady

Oct. 10, 1929 - Olivia De Havilland plays her most Exciting Role as the beautiful one eyed Princess D'Eboli in That Lady': Fabulously dressed by leading Paris dressmakers, Olivier De Haviland has just completed what has been in her own words my most exciting role and the best of her brilliant career. As the Princess D'Eboli a character now familiar to T.V. viewers from a recent TV version of the famous story - she stars in the Atalanta Films CinemaScope Eastman Color drama That Lady to be distributed by 20th Century Fox late in October. Filmed almost, entirely in Spain, in real life settings at the Court of Phillip, only a few shots have been made in British studios to complete the film. History dies not explain how the Princess lost her eye. Popularly the story goes that she lost it when intervening between two of her lovers in a duel. Another version is that she affected it in her younger days at Court, to attract attention immediately asked Who is that lady'. The Princess was a lover and mistress of the king, but later had an affair with a courtier. When the King beard, and later had an affair with a courtier. When the King beard, and when she refused to give up her new lover, the king incarcerated her for years, hoping against hope that she would relevant and allow him to pardon her. But her second love was the strongest, and she aged in captivity.Ultimately the king, enraged that no punishment would win her back to him, entirely walled up her prison, and with her daughter who refused to leave her, she languished there till death

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