Born in Iowa in 1938, Jean Seberg was an iconic actress of the 1960s and 70s whose support for radical politics led to her being hounded ultimately to suicide by the FBI as part of a wider campaign ...
Jean Seberg spent the 1960s as an internationally recognized actress, an icon of French cinema's New Wave and one of the chicest women in Hollywood, or New York, or Paris. The 1970s were far less kind ...
The story of Jean Seberg, the Marshalltown, Iowa, native who was cast in a movie by age 18, was put on an FBI watch list with other radicals in Hollywood and died mysteriously in Paris at age 40, had ...
Jean Seberg’s obituary, published in the New York Times on September 9, 1979, is less than 500 words long and sad as hell. Before she died by suicide, the movie star had been missing for 10 days, ...
Muse and martyr, Jean Seberg and her tragic career are reflected and refracted in avant-garde films. By J. Hoberman Jean Seberg (1938-79) began her career playing a martyr and ended it being one. She ...
Pop culture creates goddesses only to offer them up for sacrifice, and over the course of her career, Kristen Stewart has no doubt gotten close enough to that pyre to smell the brimstone. So she’s a ...
Once you’ve seen Jean Seberg’s face, a marvel of secrecy and revelation akin to the shifting tones of leaves in afternoon light, you never forget it. Seberg is probably best known as the co-star of ...
This is not a biopic about the actress Jean Seberg. It’s about a few tumultuous years in her life, set in the late-1960s and early-70s, well after she had been established as a star of the French New ...
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Jean Seberg (1938-79) began her career playing a martyr and ended it being one. She was barely out of high school when she was plucked from Marshalltown, Iowa, and cast as the lead in Otto Preminger’s ...
Jean Seberg’s obituary, published in the New York Times on September 9, 1979, is less than 500 words long and sad as hell. Before she died by suicide, the movie star had been missing for 10 days, ...
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