She is Isabelle Adjani, the undoubted queen of the French film industry in the 1980s. In addition to winning an unprecedented five Cesar Awards, the highest French film award, she was also the Best Actress at Cannes and Berlin, and was even nominated for two Oscars as Best Actres

She was once "the most beautiful woman in France", but in front of her career, her angelic and stunning beauty became a foil.

She is Isabelle Adjani , the undoubted queen of the French film industry in the 1980s. In addition to winning the unprecedented five Cesar Awards, the highest award for French films, she was also the Best Actress at Cannes and Berlin, and even won two Oscars. Nominated later.

However, compared with her career, which is like opening a golden finger, Adjani 's life is more like the role she plays, half angel and half devil. Many directors are fascinated by her talent, but they are also disappointed with her. Stay away from madness.

Slum Angels

For some, beauty is a lucky gift, while for others, beauty is a sign of misfortune.

Adjani lives in a slum. Her rare beauty is incompatible with this dirty and chaotic environment.

Harassment, attack, discrimination... have become the most common things that young Adjani encounters, but compared with her parents, these are small things.

Adjani's father is an Algerian . At this time, it coincided with the Algerian Civil War , and Algerians were at the bottom of the discrimination chain in France.

However, because of his handsome appearance, someone still fell hopelessly in love with him. This was Adjani's mother, a German woman.

However, a marriage without a financial foundation will eventually lead to tragedy.

Adjani, who was born in June 1955, has seen such scenes since she was a child.

A father who cannot support the whole family and likes to drink alcohol, and a mother who is dissatisfied with her marriage but cannot escape and can only blame others every day.

In Adjani's later memories, she once said that the only time the family was calm was the two days after her father received his allowance.

Quarrels and abuse were Adjani’s deepest impression of her family when she was young.

And the increasingly beautiful Adjani became a channel for her father to vent his anger.

was not only dissatisfied with Adjani in daily life, but when Adjani was harassed, her father actually blamed her for bringing trouble to the family.

Some people spend their entire lives healing their childhood, but for Adjani, she struggled with her childhood all her life.

Truffaut: "Every movement and silence are legends."

Life for Adjani is full of misfortune.

Performing is her only outlet.

In 1969, 14-year-old Adjani filmed her first screen work, "The Little Coal Merchant". Her outstanding performance in the movie ushered in the first turning point in her life.

In 1974, with the movie "The Slap", Agatha's acting skills were highly recognized at the time, and she also won the Film Shanna Award. Some people are born for art.

Due to Adjani's amazing talent in dramatic performances, the Théâtre Française gave Adjani a twenty-year contract.

But Adjani, this flower who struggled out from the bottom, does not linger on a ray of sunshine. She wants to have a grander stage.

Adjani was lucky. When she was still confused about her future, she met a male director who was looking for a starring role in a movie she had been preparing for six years. His name was Truffaut.

As one of the founders of French New Wave cinema and one of the most famous film masters in modern France, Truffaut, who was in his creative prime, recognized Adjani at the first sight.

"Your face alone can tell a moving story, and your eyes alone can create a dramatic atmosphere." For Adjani, Truffaut spared no words of praise, and Adjani is an achievement. One of the most classic female characters under the lens of Truffaut, Adele Hugo .

Nineteen-year-old Adjani uses her extraordinary sense of emotion to interpret a woman who is so crazy about love that she is obsessed with it.

"Thousands of mountains and rivers, thousands of mountains and rivers, to meet you, only I can do such a thing."

When Adele in the movie burned out her life like a flame, leaving only a trace of ashes, Adjani in reality started her extremely brilliant film career with this film.

"Ajani As soon as "The Story of Adele Hugo" appeared, Adjani was nominated for the Oscar for Best Actress for her role as Adele Hugo. At the age of 20, she became the youngest Oscar nominee for Best Actress. And this record was not broken until twenty years later.

The high starting point did not cause this woman who was born to act to die prematurely. The brilliant film life she created has just begun.

After filming 15 various films, in 1891, Adjani encountered another classic masterpiece in her life, "The Possession". When angels and devils appear together, when madness and neurosis meet, it was Adjani's creation. One of the craziest performances in film history.

With this film, Adjani won more than ten awards for Best Actress, including the Cannes and César Awards for Best Actress.

Adjani's era. At this point, this movie darling conquered the entire film industry with her amazing talent. In 1989, with "Rodin's Lover", Adjani was nominated for the Oscar for Best Actress again. In the 1990s, she won the Oscar for Best Actress. Including her, only four people have been nominated for the Oscar for Best Actress in foreign language films.

The Curse of Love

Madness and paranoia are not only common to many of Adjani's roles, but also a description of her own love. .

“I wonder if the camera used back then is still there? The camera glass that withstood Adjani's gaze would have shattered, if not gone crazy. "This is what a French film critic wrote in admiration after watching "The Story of Adele Hugo". Adjani's first love affair was with the person behind the camera who looked at her affectionately.

In 1976, she filmed "Baroque" ", Bruno Nouiton, the famous French photographer, fell in love with Adjani in his lens.

This relationship was not made public, even when the 24-year-old Adjani's son was made public in 1979. , amidst the uproar among the French people, the child's father Bruno remained invisible.

Until "Rodin's Lover", when this film directed by Bruno Nouiton was released, the love between the two people who had broken up at that time was finally exposed. .

There are many rumors about the reason why the two broke up. At this time, Bruno Nuitton was already living with Sophie Marceau, and Adjani was sinking deeper and deeper into the vortex of love.

Maybe. Adjani, who has a crazy personality, is more suitable for the same kind. In 1989, Adjani began a more crazy love.

She met Daniel Day-Lewis, the Oscar-winning actor known as the European Lover. Adjani had a similar gloomy childhood and the same crazy personality.

The love between the two began. Perhaps this love was too passionate, and the two of them completely gave up their careers.

was in the middle of their careers. In the sprint period, Adjani even gave up two blockbusters from Hollywood , "Basic Instinct" and "Immoral Dealings". Later, Sharon Stone and Demi Moore became popular with these two movies respectively. , no matter how passionate love is, it will wither, and Adjani's love ended again, exactly the same as before.

In 1995, Adjani became pregnant again. At nearly forty years old, she longed for a stable family, but Daniel did not. Escaped, he said he was not ready to enter a family.

However, in 1996, Daniel quickly married Rebecca Miller, a writer's daughter.

Adjani was still alone, with two relationships. She brought her two sons, just like the role she played, she had no reservations about every love, but she was never favored by the God of love. She always chased her again and again, and stayed in the lightless world again and again. in the dark.

Love is always sad. After experiencing the failed love relationship with Daniel, Adjani chose to take a break from acting. She refused all film contracts and grew up with her children at home.

In 2002, Adjani, who returned to the screen, once again fell in love, this time with the electronic music master Jean-Michel Jarre. Regarding this name, we are more familiar with him as the husband of Gong Li .

After falling in love with Adjani for two years, the ending of this love relationship was still the same as Adjani's previous ones, which ended with the man's betrayal.

After experiencing several failed relationships, the sixty-year-old Adjani finally realized that she could never break the curse in love.

Perhaps Adjani's beauty cannot be owned by any one person, just like a narcissus, it is only suitable for independent appreciation. Once touched, the poison hidden in the soul is enough to kill.

The world is a mental hospital

French actress Huppert who is equally famous as Adjani once described her like this: If we all lived in a mental hospital, I was in the schizophrenia ward, and she was in paranoia Ward.

Yes, Adjani is different, she has been in madness her whole life.

When she won the César Award for "Rodin's Lovers", she read a section of "The Satanic Verses" at the award ceremony.

When the media spread rumors that she had AIDS , she appeared on TV and scolded reporters. When

was shortlisted for the Cannes Film Festival for his film "Summer of Murder", he blocked his face with his bag and refused to be photographed by reporters.

During the filming of "The Brontë Sisters" with Huppert, because he was jealous of Huppert's good relationship with the crew members, he deliberately injured Huppert's scalp with a hairpin during the performance. When

served as the chairman of the jury of the Cannes Film Festival, he was dismissed because of various low emotional intelligence behaviors and was called the worst chairman in the history of the Cannes Film Festival.

You can’t live without being crazy. This sentence may be the most suitable to describe Adjani. Her madness has allowed her to play one of the most successful mad characters in the history of film. Her madness has also earned her bad reviews in real life. Continuously.

Everyone thinks that Adjani's ending is like that of all the beauties who have contributed classic roles on the screen in the golden age. When their youth has passed away, the audience laments the beauty's twilight, but Adjani has chosen another path.

In 2009, when Adjani won her fifth César Award for Best Actress for "The Day My Skirts Fly", people paid attention to her face, which had become stiff due to plastic surgery.

Adjani's beauty, which once amazed the whole of France, did not wither, but became distorted beyond recognition.

Some people say that Adjani's life is about tearing beauty into pieces for others to see, but in fact, she is just repeating her childhood over and over again.

was born in an unfortunate marriage, but has never entered into a marriage. He has been accompanied by neurosis caused by childhood scars throughout his life.

If the world were a mental hospital, perhaps Adjani, who had been helpless all her life, could truly find an exit from her childhood.