121 years ago today, March 23, 1904 (February 7, 1904 in the lunar calendar), American Oscar winner Joan Crawford was born. On March 23, 1904, the famous movie star Joan Crawford was born in the United States. He set foot in Hollywood in 1925. In 1928, she became a success as a dancer in "New Girl's Training" and became a Hollywood star since then. Later, she starred in films such as "Our Modern Girls"(1929),"Our Shy Brides"(1930),"Crime of Love"(1930),"Grand Hotel"(1932),"Princess Love"(1934),"Escape from Marriage"(1936) and other films. From 1932 to 1936, he was ranked among the top ten high-grossing stars in the United States for five consecutive times. In 1945, she played a suffering and struggling mother in "The Sea of Desire". Her outstanding acting skills received unprecedented praise and won the Best Actress Award of the National Film Council and the 18th Academy Awards. Best Actress Award. Then, she starred in "Hate the Sea of Fragrant Souls" and "Horrifying the Sky", both of which were excellent and were nominated for Best Actress in an Oscar. In 1959, after her fourth husband, PepsiCo President Stiller, died, she became the company's first female director and began to focus on business activities, making filming an occasional sideline. Main work: MILDREDPIERCE (1945) Best Actress at the 18th Academy Awards