Arph Ivrogue

Arphałe Pommen Ivroguen III (22 December 1923 - 1 September 1999), better known in the film industry by her pen name, Arph Ivrogue, was a Jonathian director and actor who is remembered for her work in several hit films, most notably in Maiden Voyage from 1973, Flags from 1982, and Golden Rose from 1996. Ivrogue is considered one of the greatest actors of all time.
==Name==
Arph's actual name is Arphałe Ivroguen. She is the third Arphałe in the family; the second being her mum, and the first being her dad's sister (technically her aunt).
==Life==
===Early life===
Ivrogue was born on December 22nd, 1923, to a suburbian family in Bath, Leafland. Ivrogue's parents became very paranoid about her self image, and decided to homeschool her, something uncommon in the 1920s.
===Acting career===
====1936 - 1949====
Ivrogue had been aspiring to become an actor since she saw the movie Fire of Jetzeburg in 1928Ivrogue, Arph (1990). A Leaflese Girl in Cherrywood. Retrieved 9 May 2021.. She later appeared in her first movie, A Throwback to the 1900s, in 1938; the movie began filming that prior year. Ivrogue was roughly 13 at this time, and was relatively new to acting, however her charismatic personality boosted the movie's ratings both at the box office and in the theaters. Impressed by her talent, United Pictures signer her on to do ten more films by the end of 1943, of which she would end up doing three; the other seven were either cancelled or postponed due to the Great War and the latter Jetzeburg siege.
In an autobiography written by fellow actor Charlotte Kennedy, Ivrogue was written as being quite chirpy; while also writing that - at least, in her first years of acting - she was, as the book quotes; "confusing and weird, but bold and courageous nonetheless".
====1950 - 1959====
====1960 - 1969====
====1970 - 1982====
===Retirement and director role===
In 1982, as she began to age, Ivrogue stepped down from acting out of concern for her health, and instead remained in the film industry as a director.
===Degrading health===
Following Golden Rose's release, Ivrogue began showing symptoms of Lytomius. While she did survive the virus, recovering 3 weeks later, it did leave her with several blood clots. She later decided on January 6, 1997, to step down from the film industry altogether and retire.
===Death===
Arph Ivrogue died peacefully in her sleep on September 1st, 1999, at around 4:42am JST, at her holiday home in Nottingbrough, Missouri. Doctors are in disagreement as to the cause, although some have suggested the cause may have been her blood clots.
==Legacy==
Ivrogue is highly regarded and acknowledged as one of the greatest actors in Jonathian history. Prior to her death, she appeared in roughly 205 films, both in major and minor roles.
==References==
==See also==
Category:Arph Ivrogue
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Category:Leafland
Category:Jonathian people