Shelley Duvall, star of classic horror film 'The Shining', dies at 75

Shelley Duvall, the heroine of the classic horror film "The Shining", died in her sleep at her home in Texas due to complications from diabetes at the age of 75. Shelley created the classic role of the writer's wife Wendy in the horror film "The Shining" directed by Stanley Kubrick, and was well known by movie fans around the world.

The Shining, in which she starred in 1980, is a classic in the history of world cinema. A collaborator once commented on Shirley: "She carried the film on her shoulders. Jack wavered between a certain comedy and horror, and Kubrick was Kubrick, mysterious, interesting and powerful. But it was amazing that she could be between these two powerful forces. She endured it, which was very brave."

Well-known film critics said that from her debut in "Strangers in the Sky" to her classic performance in "The Shining", she has conquered the hearts of audiences around the world with her superb acting skills and unique charm. Her performance is a deep understanding of the role and a sincere investment of emotion, and every performance is unforgettable.

In The Shining, Shelley Duvall's performance is hailed as a classic in film history, and her collaboration with director Kubrick has become a legend in film history. However, her talent is not limited to this. She has also starred in many excellent works such as Three Women, Popeye, and Annie Hall, and has been nominated for two Emmy Awards for the children's programs produced by her own production company Think Entertainment.