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"My Happiness, My Fear, My Hope"
For the report in issue no. 15, JASMIN spoke with Hollywood star, Sharon Tate. This interview took place a few weeks ago, but reached us three days after the editorial deadline and therefore could not appear in the previous issue. Today—after the murder of Sharon Tate in her and husband Roman Polanski's villa—this conversation is shockingly topical.
Jasmin: What is your biggest fortune?
ST: The child I am expecting. But Roman and I, we did not plan this child—it was just a fortunate coincidence. But this is my life: Only this moment counts, only this day. I have never worried about my future.
Jasmin: What are you scared of?
ST: Being all alone, to have nobody who loves me, nobody who I can love—that's my fear. Loneliness drives people to desperation and they realize that they have no reason to live. Thank God I was never in such a situation but I'm still young yet. But for elderly people it must be terrible seeing their friends dying—one after another. The loneliness of age deeply depresses me.
For the report in issue no. 15, JASMIN spoke with Hollywood star, Sharon Tate. This interview took place a few weeks ago, but reached us three days after the editorial deadline and therefore could not appear in the previous issue. Today—after the murder of Sharon Tate in her and husband Roman Polanski's villa—this conversation is shockingly topical.
Jasmin: What is your biggest fortune?
ST: The child I am expecting. But Roman and I, we did not plan this child—it was just a fortunate coincidence. But this is my life: Only this moment counts, only this day. I have never worried about my future.
Jasmin: What are you scared of?
ST: Being all alone, to have nobody who loves me, nobody who I can love—that's my fear. Loneliness drives people to desperation and they realize that they have no reason to live. Thank God I was never in such a situation but I'm still young yet. But for elderly people it must be terrible seeing their friends dying—one after another. The loneliness of age deeply depresses me.