Baby Jane ホルツァー

Baby Jane ホルツァー (Baby Jane Holzer, real name Jane ブルッケンフェルド, Jane Brookenfeld, October 23, 1940 Nissei -) was known as the first idol of Andy Warhol

Career

I am brought up in a rich family running immovable industry in Florida.

After having graduated from a university of New York, I begin the work of the model. In 1963, photographer David Bailey takes her away in "a vogue", and an editor introduces her to Andy Warhol.

She became the first idol (as for the second Eadie Sedgwick) of Andy Warhol and, in 1964, appeared in short movie "Screen Test" of Warhol.

Saying was attached by the nickname of the chief character of "what happened to Jane?", but, as for the nickname called baby Jane, a movie is saying "wanted to die" without her liking the nickname; a word [the ^{source required}].

Several of them appeared for a movie of Warhol, but she left Warhol afterwards when a factory attached a drug.

In the private life, I marry Leonardo ホルツァー. In addition, I opened an ice cream shop called "baby Jane" in Palm Beach. I perform real estate investment and movie produce now

Outside link

• Baby Jane Holzer biography at warholstars.org

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