JACQUELINE Byss (Jacqueline Bisset)

Winifred Jacqueline Fraser Byss was born in Ueybridzhe, County Serra, England, September 13, 1944. Her father, Max Fraser Byss was a doctor, and mother, Arlette Alexander, before her marriage - a practicing lawyer in France.
Because of the bombing of the family had to evacuate, the father at the time worked in a hospital in Iceland. Therefore Jacqueline grew up in Taylherste, in a house built 400 years ago. Jackie started taking ballet lessons, but due to constant cramps in her legs had to give up this occupation.
When Jackie was 15 years old, her mother discovered multiple sclerosis, and Jacqueline had to take care of it. By the time her parents divorced, and now Jacqueline said that was why she had never been married and started a children.
In 16 years, Jacqueline moved to France to learn French before college. But instead, became involved in cinema. To earn money for acting lessons, she had become a model. We can assume that her career began in London, when Jacqueline was 18. She has worked with many famous photographers - Terry Donovan and David Bailey.
In 1965, she first appeared on the screen - showgirl in the Richard Lester's "The Knack ... and How To Get It". Then he quickly got to the small minor roles, then to more minor roles and, finally, to the main roles, though still low-budget films.
Twice she was very lucky. In 1968 the film "Detective" she landed a role that was intended Mia Farrow, and in 1977, after filming the movie "The Abyss" she went on the cover of major magazines.
As mentioned above, Jacqueline had not ventured to marry. But the ban does not apply to romantic infatuation. Here she took her. She had a connection with Michael Sarrazinom, Alexander Godunov, Vincent Perez and - the present - with Emin Boztepe, instructor of martial arts. Of course, as soon as she landed in the number of movie stars, she began to ascribe incredible love affairs with all its partners on the screen.