The world of French cinema is in mourning: actress Mylène Demongeot died this Friday, December 2, 2022 at the age of 87. A leading figure in the seventh art, the actress had been fighting for years once morest cancer of the peritoneum. After winning her fight in 2022, she unfortunately had to face a recurrence and breathed her last following a long battle.
“I’m experimenting with a new protocol to cure this damn cancer. It’s a process [l’immunothérapie, ndlr] which apparently works miracles. I know at least four people who are completely cured thanks to this, and especially who do not exhaust you like chemo “ she confided a few months ago in the columns of France Sunday. “It’s a younger and much less invasive technique, with fewer side effects. Above all, we have very good feedback, so yes, I’m full of hope!” she said optimistically.
The ashes of Mylène Demongeot “scattered”
On Twitter this Monday, December 5, 2022, Jean-Hervy Servat who announced the death of the actress, provided details concerning the funeral of the actress. “The funeral of my dear Mylène, this Saturday, December 10, 10 a.m., Père Lachaise crematorium, Paris. Her ashes then scattered in the places she loved and where she lived. Mylène was a believer, keep her in your prayers, your heart, your memories,” he revealed.
Enough to generate strong reactions Internet users saddened by the disappearance of the actress : “I was surprised that no television channel paid tribute to Mylène Demongeot by broadcasting one of her many films!”, “Thank you, very dear Henry Jean… She will be in our prayers, the last time we meet. we met, was for the dispersion, of the house in Provence, of Jean-Claude Brialy… You were suffering, and I did not dare to bother you… Take care of yourself, we love you”, “No tv tribute What a shame”, “I loved her very much Little I had seen her in the witches of Salem, very young, and her beauty (venomous in this film) had captivated me. Then her passion and commitment for animals did not have only reinforced my sympathy for her. RIP Mylène.”
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