During the 1960s, few movie stars had the appeal of Sharon Tate, who won over audiences’ hearts from the dawn of the swinging sixties. Not only was she full of talent and potential, but she was one of the most captivating women of that era.
Thanks to her appearances in films like The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Don’t Make Waves, and Valley of the Dolls, and of course her marriage to famous movie director Roman Polanski – Sharon quickly became one of the hottest names in her time.
Tragically, it turned out that Tate would never see the end of the Summer of Love, as she lost her life far too soon. But the beauty of her life lives on in these photographs, and these vintage photos remind us of the star the world lost.
[post_page_title]Humble beginnings[/post_page_title]
Sharon Tate became one of the best-known names in Hollywood in the sixties, but she started from humble beginnings. Tate was born in Dallas, Texas, in 1943, and her parents had no big dreams for their daughter to become a star, but that didn’t stop her from making it.
The future Hollywood star was understood to have ambitions to study psychiatry when she was young, although she would eventually find her feet in the acting world.
