Time Network News Quentin Tarantino’s new film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" features the murder of the Manson family as a background story. This bloody incident in the golden age of Hollywood casts a shadow over the Beverly Hills area where many stars live .
Sharon Tate: Model-born Hollywood star
, a tall and beautiful face, Sharon Tate made her debut as a fashion magazine model, and gradually made her debut in TV dramas in the early 60s. Tate's comedy talent and gradually proficient acting skills began to attract attention from all walks of life, and then she moved to the film circle and gradually became popular, and she was hailed as the next rising star in Hollywood. In 1967, Tate was nominated for Best New Actress at the Golden Globe Awards for his movie "Fengyue Crying Red".
In terms of personal life, in 1963, Sharon Tate fell in love with hair stylist Jay Silbin. The relationship between the two remained until 1965, until Tate filmed the horror comedy "Heavenly Master Catching a Monster" starring her. When I met Roman Polanski, the director and acting couple in the play, Tate was attracted by Polanski's gentle and elegant temperament.
Although Polanski was not optimistic about Tate's acting at the beginning, Tate used his hard work and talent to win the recognition of the former. Polanski also fell under her pomegranate skirt. The two entered the wedding hall in London in early 1968.
and Tate and Spinning still maintained a friendship afterwards, and Spinning was also Tate's designated makeup artist. As for the career background and love history of Polanski, a highly controversial director, I believe everyone should be familiar with it.
Polanski and his wife lived in London for a while after they got married, and then moved back to Los Angeles. They soon became the focus of Hollywood’s social circle, and celebrities in the movie circle at the time, including Warren Beatty and Jane Fonda , Steve McQueen and others all have deep friendship. The couple rented the mansion of Oscar Best Supporting Actress Patty Duke. Because of the hippie casual style of the late 1960s, the hospitable Polanski couples always visit and leave their homes. In terms of
career, in the summer of 1968, Tate began filming the action comedy "Super Intelligence Officer Maihan 4", and in order to perform the action drama himself, he also learned martial arts with Bruce Lee. Tate plays an unexpected spy in the film and plays a couple with Dean Martin. Tate’s comedy performance has won the favor of many film critics. Dean Martin has said that he intends to invite Tate back to film a sequel.
Tate became pregnant at the end of 1968 and moved to a mansion at 10050 Ci50 Avenue in Los Angeles in early February of the following year. The former owners of this mansion were the couple's actor friend Candice Bergen and record producer Terry Melcher. Tate has visited many times and liked this house very much. After polanski and his wife moved to their new home, they continued to invite friends from all over the world. Polanski's screenwriter friend Wojciech Frykowski, and his socialite girlfriend Abigail Folger from the coffee tycoon family also moved to this mansion.
Murder of the Manson family (Note: The content is bloody, please read carefully)
On August 8, 1968, Tate, who was pregnant with six tops, and his hair stylist ex-boyfriend Jay Silbin, Polanski’s screenwriter friend Wojciech Frykowski, And his socialite girlfriend Abigail Folger went to his favorite restaurant El Coyote Café for dinner, and the group returned to Tate’s home at about 10:30 in the evening.
In the middle of the night, four members of the "Manson family" Susan Atkins, Linda Kasabian, and Patricia Krenwinkel led by Tex Watson sneaked into the Polanski couple's mansion in the north of Beverly Hills.
Watson first climbed up the telephone pole next to the security gate, cut the telephone line in the city, and then the four members climbed the fence to sneak in. At this time, he happened to meet Steven Parent, an 18-year-old boy visitor who had just driven away from the guest house. Watson asked the other three to hide, and he stepped forward to ask Parent to park. Parent was visiting William Garretson, the manager of the mansion in the guest house, and he stopped the car and was pointed at by Watson. Even though the young parent begged for mercy, Watson still cold-blooded execution towards his chestHe shot four times in the abdomen and died.
The four Mansons pushed the Parent's car back into the driveway and crossed the front yard to the main house. Watson cut a screen window and sneaked into the house, then opened the front door to let Atkins and Krenwinkel in. Watson and Atkins first found Frykowski in the living room. Watson then sent Atkins to find three other people and brought them to the living room.
Watson tied Tate and Srbin together from their necks with a rope, and hung the rope from a beam on the ceiling. At this time Silbin began to struggle to protest against the rude behavior of the Manson family members regardless of Tate's pregnancy. Watson was fortunate to shoot him and then stabbed the dying Silbin with a knife.
Later, Frykowski broke free from the towel that bound his hands and scuffled with Atkins. Atkins stabbed his thigh with a knife. When he struggled to escape the front door, he was overtaken by Watson in the front court. Watson banged Frykowski's head with the handle of the gun, while constantly stabbing Frykowski with the knife, and shot him twice. Folger in the house of
escaped from Krenwinkel's care and was chased all the way out of the bedroom and ran to the pool. But Krenwinkel still caught up with Folger, stabbed Folger with a knife and suppressed it to the ground. Watson used the knife with a barrel of Folger 28 knives. After
, Frykowski, who was dying on the grass in the front yard, was still struggling. In the end, Watson nearly madly killed Frykowski 51 with a knife.
At this time, Tate was still tied up in the house, crying to members of the Manson family to let him live until the child was born, and willing to be a hostage in exchange for the life of the imminent child, but he was still killed by a cold-blooded barrel 16 times.
After dawn, Winifred Chapman, who entered the room to clean the bodies of the four people, discovered that the only survivor William Garretson became the first suspect, but after the polygraph, the police accepted Garretson's statement that he had no knowledge.
Polanski hurried back to Los Angeles after hearing about the murder, and accepted the police's inquiry about Tate and his friends. On August 13, Tate was buried with his son Paul Richard Polanski in his arms and was buried in the Holy Cross Cemetery in Southern California.
When the four of the Manson family left, Manson himself gave instructions to leave a creepy mark, so Atkins dipped Tate's blood on the towel tied with Frykowski and wrote "pig" on the front door of the house. After the tragedy, Polanski accepted an interview with "Life" magazine and asked a cameraman to take a photo of him squatting next to the blood, causing controversy.
Tate’s family fights to protect the rights of victims.
After Tate’s death, the police investigated other cases and accidentally discovered that four members of the Manson family were the killers of Tate’s blood. After that, all three people except Linda Kasabian were arrested, and all sentenced to death after many years of litigation, but were "saved" by the abolition of the death penalty in California in 1972 and reduced to life imprisonment.
But the murderer changed his sentence to life imprisonment to open the possibility of their release on bail. Dorothy Tate, who lost her beloved daughter, successfully blocked the first attempt to apply for bail, and became a social activist defending the rights and interests of victims and their families. Dorothy used her reputation to fight for the rights and interests of the seven victims and their families who lost the Manson family. The most famous one was to confront Watson face to face at Watson's bail court, "When my daughter begs you to give him another two weeks , Give birth to the baby and let you kill it later. When my daughter begs you like this, do you show any mercy to him?”
In 1992, Dorothy’s mission to protect the rights and interests of victims allowed him to win President Bush To be sure, Dorothy died of brain cancer later that year. Dorothy’s social movement mission was taken over by his youngest daughter, Patty, who established the Dorothy Crime Victims Charity in 1993. Petty died of breast cancer in 2000, and sister Debra continued to represent the Tate family at the bail court.
Hollywood adaptation of the terrifying murder case
This terrifying murder case has been reproduced by Hollywood many times, or used as the background of the story, etc., just like the upcoming "Hollywood Once Upon a Time", played by "Harley Quinn" Margot Robbie who is both talented and talented No chanceAn actress who will completely emerge. Others include the 2016 horror film "Wolf at the Door", played by Katie Cassidy as Tate. In the seventh season of the TV series "American Horror Story," Rachel Roberts played Tate. "The Unforgettable Sharon Tate" released in early 2019, played by Hilary Duff, also from Texas. Actress Kate Bosworth will also star in Tate’s biographical film.
"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" was released in North America on July 26, and the film originally scheduled to be released in Mainland China on October 25 was withdrawn.
