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Jean Iris Ross Cockburn (/ ˈ k oʊ b ər n / KOH-bərn; 7 May 1911 – 27 April 1973) was a British journalist, political activist, and film critic. During the Spanish Civil War (1936–39), she was a war correspondent for the Daily Express and is alleged to have been a press agent for Joseph Stalin's Comintern.
Jean Ross. Actress: Why Sailors Leave Home. Jean Iris Ross was a war correspondent, thespian, and cabaret singer who inspired Christopher Isherwood's famous character of Sally Bowles.
Jean Iris Ross Cockburn was a British journalist, political activist, and film critic. During the Spanish Civil War (1936–39), she was a war correspondent for the Daily Express and is alleged to have been a press agent for Joseph Stalin's Comintern.
11 de dic. de 2021 · Jean Ross was a blue-stocking who had been friends with Isherwood in Berlin, and upon whom he based his deeply decadent Sally Bowles. An upper-middle-class English girl, barely 20 and having been expelled from boarding school and walked out of RADA, she was cadging off lovers and singing in the city’s many clubs when the Anglo ...
Sally Bowles is based on Jean Ross, a vivacious British flapper and later an ardent Stalinist, whom Isherwood knew while sojourning in Weimar-era Berlin during the twilight of the Jazz Age.
Jean Ross: the real Sally Bowles. PETER FROST remembers a mysterious woman he met in the Communist Party half a century ago. When I first joined the Young Communist League in the early 1960s I met some amazing people. One was Joe Bent, a well-known and leading communist in community politics in Southwark.
Jean Iris Ross was a war correspondent, thespian, and cabaret singer who inspired Christopher Isherwood's famous character of Sally Bowles.
