Diane Cilento

Died Diane Cilento, Australian actress by the career stage of a long screen and included a presentation which was nominated for an Oscar in the movie 1963 "Tom Jones", highlighted by a scene sensory forget to eat, in the state of Queensland, Australia, on Thursday, a day after the gala birthday 78.
Her death was announced by Anna eloquent, Prime Minister of the state of Queensland. No reason was given.

Ms. Cilento started acting at the age of adolescence, and was 22 when he was nominated for the Tony Award in 1956 for her portrayal of Helen of Troy in the production of Jean Giraudoux play "Tiger in the Gates." Appeared on the screen with Charlton Heston in "agony and ecstasy" (1965) with Paul Newman in "Hombre" Western (1967).

I got nominated for an Academy Award in 1963 for her role supporting role in "Tom Jones" Tony Richardson is a great success of the film version of the novel 1749 Henry Fielding, as the daughter of gamekeeper who lusts after the character address is Sheriff, played by Fini Albert, and involve him in the seduction of mutual by food and drink in the extended scene. The film was nominated for the Academy Awards and won 10 4, including best film and best director.

Ms. Cilento was born in Queensland on October 5, 1933, to parents who were doctors, and moved to New York after her father got a job with the United Nations. Later moved to London, where she studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

In 1962 she divorced her husband of seven years ago, Andrea Volpe, and married Sean Connery, who began his career as James Bond in "Dr.. Not" and the rapid rise to stardom in the same year. Mr. Connery was divorced in 1973 after 12 years, she married playwright Anthony Shaffer, who had met while making a suspense film "The Wicker Man," which Mr. Shaffer wrote the screenplay.