This woman was one of the ’50s beauties who was blacklisted from Hollywood for 12 YEARS. 😱😱😱 She had to get a facelift to make a comeback. 😔 Now, at over 90, she’s happily married to a younger husband. HER NAME and story are in the comments.👇

Once a rising star from Broadway to Hollywood, this actress saw her career shattered during the McCarthy-era blacklist—not for her actions, but for standing by the man she loved. Banned from film and TV for 12 years, she refused to betray her principles, saying, “I certainly was not going to give names.”

Her personal life was equally challenging. Married young to a controlling husband, she endured years of belittlement. When he forbade her from taking a small acting job, she finally chose freedom, later admitting, “If he hadn’t said, ‘You can’t take this job,’ I would never have gotten the courage to leave.”

Her return to Hollywood was triumphant. She earned Oscar nominations for The Landlord (1970) and Voyage of the Damned (1976) before winning Best Supporting Actress for Shampoo (1975). She credited her years away from Hollywood for deepening her craft.

Despite Hollywood’s expectations, she never faded with age. She remained radiant and inspiring, her transformation stirring admiration and debate. Through it all, she built a lasting career and a love that endured, proving resilience defines true legacy.