French actress Anouk Aimée, well-known for ‘La Dolce Vita’, dies

The French actress Anouk Aimée, identified amongst different issues for her roles in ‘La Dolce Vita’ by Federico Fellini and ‘Un homme et une femme’ (‘A person and a girl’) by Claude Lelouch, died this Tuesday, June 18, at 92 years outdated.

Her daughter Manuella Papatakis introduced on her Instagram account that she was along with her “when she handed away this morning, at her residence in Paris.”

Born within the French capital in 1932 as Nicole Dreyfus, Anouk Aimée entered the inventive world very early as she was the daughter of actors, which is why she made her movie debut on the age of 14 in ‘La maison sous la mer’.

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Very quickly he met the couple Marcel Carné and Jacques Prévert, director and screenwriter respectively of a number of the most vital movies of French cinema earlier than and following the Second World Battle.

She adopted Anouk as her stage identify, that of her first character, and as her final identify she adopted Aimée, which had been recommended to her by the revered Prévert, additionally a surrealist artist and author who was a buddy of figures comparable to Picasso and Miró.

Her movie profession was propelled by her position as Maddalena in ‘La Dolce Vita’ in 1960, though her consecration got here six years later with ‘Un homme et une femme’, which earned her a Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination.

His final look in cinema dates once more to 2019, with ‘Les plus belles années d’une vie’ (‘Essentially the most stunning years of a life’), by Calude Lelouch, which was screened out of competitors on the Cannes Pageant.

Anouk Aimée was married 4 occasions, the primary to the filmmaker Nikos Papatakis, father of her solely daughter, and the final to the British actor Albert Finney.

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