Vivienne Chandler was born on November 6, 1947 in
Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England. She made her first appearance on TV in ITV
Playhouse in 1970, then immediately began acting in minor parts in a number of
major early 1970s films including “Lust for a Vampire”, Stanley Kubrick's “A
Clockwork Orange” and her only Euro-western, Sergio Leone’s “Duck You Sucker”
as James Coburn’s and David Warbeck’s love interest Coleen (all in 1971). She
made several small appearances in the 1980s, including the music video for
"The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" by the British supergroup ASIA in
1983, and appeared in “Babies” in 1997 but since then she has become a
professional photographer working in the U.S. and many countries across Europe
including France, Italy and the U.K.. She went to the University Paris Diderot
between her film and television roles but all the time was interested in the
process of image-making. As a photographer Vivienne reinvented her name for a
while as Holly Bush and later Holly Bund as her career changed direction.
Photographing mainly children, she has exhibited in London, Oxford and Kent and
sold to private collectors in France, England and Japan. Early this century she
was in ill health and moved to Paris where she has recovered and continues her
work as a photographer. Today we celebrate Vivienne Chandler’s 65th
birthday.
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