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15 de sept. de 1984 · Sept. 15, 1984 12 AM PT. Janet Gaynor, whose elegantly demure movie portrayals of forlorn heroines carried her to fame in both the silent and talking film eras — and won her the first Academy ...
Janet Gaynor anunció su retirada, en plena gloria. Contrajo matrimonio con el modisto hollywoodiense Gilbert Adrian (1939) y se instaló en Brasil. En 1959 enviuda; en los Estados Unidos, apareció alguna vez en la TV pero se dedicó sobre todo a la pintura. Janet Gaynor falleció en Palm Springs el 14 de septiembre de 1984.
Biography. Read More. A petite, wholesome screen star, Janet Gaynor hit it big just as silent films were coming to an end and continued as one of the screen's most popular stars of the 1930s. Gaynor got her start in films through her sister, a secretary for Hal Roach. In 1925-26, she appeared in a number of shorts (including several Glenn Tryon ...
Gaynor, Janet (1906–1984)American film and stage actress who won the first Academy Award for Best Actress. Name variations: (pseudonym) Augusta Louise. Born Laura Augusta Gainor on October 10, 1906, in Germantown, Pennsylvania; died on September 14, 1984, from complications of pneumonia, in Palm Springs, California;daughter of Frank D. Source for information on Gaynor, Janet (1906–1984 ...
Janet Gaynor (født Laura Gainor; 6. oktober 1906 i Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, død 14. september 1984 i Palm Springs Californien) var en amerikansk filmskuespiller, som i 1928 var den første som vandt en Oscar for bedste kvindelige hovedrolle.
Janet Gaynor (born Laura Augusta Gainor; October 6, 1906 – September 14, 1984) was an American actress and painter. She was born in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania . In 1929, she was the first winner of the Academy Award for Best Actress for her roles in the movies 7th Heaven (1927), Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927), and Street Angel (1928).
Born only a year apart, Anna May Wong and Janet Gaynor both made their Hollywood debuts as teenagers and found breakthrough roles before they were twenty, The Toll of the Sea and The Johnstown Flood, respectively.Embodying flapper chic and challenging traditional ideals of Chinese womanhood, Los Angeles-born Anna May Wong achieved international stardom despite the racism of her time.
