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Sylvia Sidney, rođena kao Sophia Kosow, (8. august 1910 – 1. jul 1999) bila je američka kazališna i filmska glumica. Najviše se istakla karakternim ulogama u hollywoodskim kriminalističkim filmovima 1930-ih, ali je imala zapažene nastupe i kasnijih godina.
Sophia Kosow ( Bronx, Nueva York; 8 de agosto de 1910- Nueva York; 1 de julio de 1999), más conocida como Sylvia Sidney, fue una actriz estadounidense nominada a los Premios Óscar y ganadora de un Globo de Oro. Datos rápidos Información personal, Nombre de nacimiento ... Sylvia Sidney. Sylvia Sidney en 1932.
2 de jul. de 1999 · Sylvia Sidney, whose vulnerable but spunky persona helped make her the ultimate heroine of realistic movies of the 1930's, died yesterday at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan. She was 88 and lived ...
6 de ago. de 2020 · From a 1995 archived interview, Sidney reflects on her career and her attempts to be an independent actress during the Hollywood Studio era. Learn more about...
Sylvia Sidney Sylvia Sidney was an American actress most notable for her performances in gangster movies of the 1920s and 1930s.. Sidney, born Sophia Kosow in The Bronx, New York, was the daughter of Rebecca, a Romanian Jew, and Victor Kosow, a Russian Jewish immigrant who worked as a clothing salesman. The area from which Victor Kosow came from is today in Belarus.
Sylvia Sidney, właściwie Sophia Kosow (ur.8 sierpnia 1910 w nowojorskim Bronksie, zm. 1 lipca 1999 w Nowym Jorku) − amerykańska aktorka, nominowana do Oscara za rolę drugoplanową w filmie Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams (1973).. Filmografia. 1931: Tragedia amerykańska jako Roberta Alden 1936: Jestem niewinny jako Katherine Grant 1936: Tajny agent jako pani Verloc
Sylvia Sidney’s death. Sidney died from Esophageal cancer in New York City on July 1, 1999, a month before her 89th birthday. She was a lifetime smoker, enjoying smoking until the end of her life. She smoked even when she was on chemotherapy to treat her cancer. Her trademark raspy voice was, of course, due to a lifetime of smoking.
