Although she didn't come out on top that year, she would later win two Best Actress Oscars, the first for 1946's To Each His Own, and then again for 1949's The Heiress. De Havilland also made news when she sued Warner Bros. for extending her seven-year contract by tacking on the months she'd been on suspension for refusing to take a part. The actress spent three long years off the screen, but she ultimately won her case, and the "De Havilland Law," as it would become known, effectively destroyed the studios' ability to virtually enslave their contractees by unfairly extending their contract time. After completing The Heiress, de Havilland spent several years on Broadway, cutting down her subsequent film appearances to approximately one per year. In 1955, she moved to France with her second husband, Paris Match editor Pierre Galante; she later recalled her Paris years with the semiautobiographical Every Frenchman Has One. De Havilland showed up in a brace of profitable fading-star horror films in the '60s: Lady in a Cage (1964) and Hush ... Hush, Sweet Charlotte (1965), in which she replaced Joan Crawford. During the next decade, she appeared in a number of TV productions and in such all-star film efforts as Airport '77 (1977) andThe Swarm (1978) (a film about he invasion of killer bees and so bad a film that her co-star, Michael Caine, said that when 20,000 bees were shitting all over him he should have known this was an awful movie). After a number of TV appearances (if not always starring roles) in the '80s, de Havilland once more found herself in the limelight in 1989, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Gone With the Wind. As the only surviving star from this film, she was much sought after for interviews and reminiscences, but graciously refused almost every request. She continues to live in Paris. Mailing Address Olivia De Havilland 3 Rue Benouville 75016 Paris France olivia de havilland gallery gone with the wind posters: worldwide repro. film release posters Click here to buy posters! olivia de havilland gallery | mailing address | other galleries dvds | videos | gone with the wind agatha christie's murder is easy clark gable | vivien leigh | leslie howard | alfred hitchcock | robert montgomery | grace kelly | conrad veidt humphrey bogart | howard hawks | frank capra | charlie chaplin | lauren bacall | fritz lang jean harlow | greta garbo | ava gardner | audrey hepburn | edward g. robinson | john garfield erich von stroheim | wim wenders | madeleine carroll | marlene dietrich | rita hayworth olivia de havilland dvds olivia de havilland videos olivia de havilland gallery | mailing address | other galleries dvds | videos | gone with the wind agatha christie's murder is easy clark gable | vivien leigh | leslie howard | alfred hitchcock | robert montgomery | grace kelly | conrad veidt humphrey bogart | howard hawks | frank capra | charlie chaplin | lauren bacall | fritz lang jean harlow | greta garbo | ava gardner | audrey hepburn | edward g. robinson | john garfield erich von stroheim | wim wenders | madeleine carroll | marlene dietrich | rita hayworth Page created by: ihuppert5@aol.com Changes last made: 2012