Actress Natalie Delon, who played a prominent role in Jean-Pierre Melville’s film “The Samurai,” with her then-husband Alain Delon, passed away at the age of 79.
«MHis mother passed away this morning at 11 am in Paris surrounded by relatives. “She died of rapid cancer. She shot a total of thirty films in minor roles until the early 1980s, including” The Army of Shadows “(1969), also for Jean-Pierre Melville,” Doctor of Justice “(1
969), said Anthony, son of Natalie and Alain Delon. 1975), by Christian-Jack and Roger Vadim’s “A Faithful Woman” (1976). Natalie Dillon will then go behind the camera by directing “They Call It Accident” (1982) and “Sweet Lays” (1986) with Treet Williams. Her memories will be published in 2006.
Of Spanish descent, Francine Canovas was born on August 1, 1941, in Oujda, Morocco, then under French protection. She landed in Paris in 1962 after leaving her first husband, Jay Barthelemy, a former member of the unit, with whom she had a daughter.
passion
The green-eyed young woman is 21 and accidentally falls into a nightclub in the capital, in Alain Delon, in full height and is engaged to Romy Schneider.
A secret passion erupted before Dillon left Romy to marry her in August 1964 in the utmost privacy. The couple immediately boarded the French ship for a honeymoon and settled in Los Angeles, where they gave birth to their son Anthony a month later.
Very quickly, it gets windy in the gorgeous villa in Hollywood Heights, and on the set of “The Samurai”, the atmosphere between them is terrible. They separated in February 1969.
