John Farrow - Personal Life

Personal Life

Farrow was a notorious playboy in his youth, being linked to Dolores del Río and Diana Churchill among others. In 1934 he became engaged to actress Maureen O'Sullivan and they married on 12 September 1936. Farrow and O'Sullivan had four daughters: actresses Mia, Prudence, Stephanie, Tisa; three sons: Michael Namien (1939–1958), Patrick Joseph (1942–2009), John Charles (born 1946). Maureen O'Sullivan was his second wife, after he converted to Catholicism and he received an annulment of his first marriage.

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