We are living a season where little by little many actors who accompanied us at one point or another in our lives are leaving. One of the longest-lived actresses of Hollywood cinema has left, Shirley Temple died at her home surrounded by California at the age of 85 surrounded by her family and caregivers.
She was one of the most famous child prodigies in American cinema from the first half of the last century and starred in countless children's films between the 30s and 40s, working for directors such as John Ford, David Butler or Walter Lang among others.
He was so successful that his films They overtake those of other artists such as Clark Gable, Gary Cooper or Joan Crawford, something that no other child artist has achieved since those years when everyone sighed when they saw that girl with an angelic face with her original blond curls.
After her work in film and television, she began a diplomatic career that took her around the world to work as an American ambassador in Ghana between 1074 and 1976 or Czechoslovakia between 1989 and 1992. Now she is part of the history of celluloid, where she is already there are many other great ones.
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