Maria Schneider, the Last Tango in Paris, died

The 19-Year-old Maria and Malone died in Paris on February 3 in a movie shooting live Morning Post reporter Cai compiled by French actress Maria Sch de Mariaschneider.　　Starring as "The Last Tango in Paris" (Lasttangoinparis), the 19-year-old Maria Sch and 48-Year-old Marlon the most notorious drama in film history, refreshing the scale of the film.　　A spokesman for his brokerage firm yesterday announced the death of Maria, saying she had died after a long ordeal, but did not disclose specifics. With a doll-faced, charming Maria at the age of 19 was chosen by Italian director Bertolucci as the "Final Tango in Paris," The free, mysterious actress Jenny's role, "she looks like a Lolita, but the kind of not serious."　　Bertolucci once explained his choice of angle.　　In the film, Jenny and Malone Brando played the widowed of the American business has a short and enthusiastic passion, their passion play in an empty apartment in Paris staged, shocked 1972 years of film viewers. The Last Tango in Paris is a symbol of the sexual revolution that is anchored in the image of Maria in the audience. She had struggled to get away from that position, and in fact the character only brought her 4000 dollars in income, but she could not avoid her notoriety. "Being seen as a sex symbol makes me feel very sad," she said in an interview with the Daily Mail in 2007, "I want to be seen as an actress, but this show has ruined my reputation, which has caused me to collapse." Now, I can finally face up to my performance in the movie and enjoy it. "Despite the controversy, the film won an Oscar nomination for Bertolucci and Brando, and Schneider became famous overnight." Brando's performance was especially devoted, as if he were playing his own story. But while the last Tango in Paris gave Schneider a name, the impact of the film on the young actress was enormous.　　Did not expect the film will stir the world, soon she embarked on a self-destructive road, emotional entanglements, attempted suicide, and even contaminated drugs. "I was too young, don't know anything about it," she said of the last Tango in Paris to the Daily Mail, "Malone said after the film was finished that he felt he could handle it well, but he was Marlon, and you could imagine how I felt. People think I'm the girl in the film, but it's not. ”