Rita Hayworth, entered the Hollywood film and television industry in 1935 to play some dancer roles. In 1939, it became known in Hollywood as Howard Hawkes' "Only Angels Have Wings". In 1941, "Blue Blood and Yellow Sand" established her sexy and charming screen image. In the same year, she collaborated with Fred Astaire in the song and dance film "Golden Dream". In 1942 starred in the comedy film "Manhattan Story". Rita Hayworth's photos in "Life Magazine" were in short supply. The photos were featured on the covers of 23 magazines and became the most popular poster girl for American soldiers sent overseas to fight. In 1944, "Cover Girl", partnered with Gene Kelly, achieved a top-notch record. In the film noir "Gilda" in 1946, she was sings and danced wildly, making her known as the "Goddess of Love" in the United States. The black film "Miss Shanghai" starred in 1948 with her husband Orson Wells was the only collaboration between the couple. In 1958, he co-starred in the drama "Mandarin Duck" with Deborah Kerr. In 1961, he acted as a producer and co-starred in the comedy film "The Thief of Happiness" with Rex Harrison. In 1964, with the role of Lily in the drama "Circus World", she was nominated for the 22nd American Golden Globe Awards for Best Actress. On May 14, 1987, Rita Hayworth died of Alzheimer's disease in New York. In 1999, she was named the 19th "Greatest Actress in a Century" by the American Film Institute.