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Françoise Dorléac

Françoise Dorléac
Nome de nascimento: Françoise Dorléac
Data de nascimento: 21 de março de 1942 ( 25 anos)
Falecimento: 26 de junho de 1967
Atividades: Atriz
Local de nascimento: Paris, France
Anos ativo: 1960 - 1967

Françoise Dorléac

Françoise Paulette Louise Dorléac (21 March 1942 – 26 June 1967) was a French actress. She was the elder sister of Catherine Deneuve, with whom she starred in the musical comedy film, The Young Girls of Rochefort (1967). Her other films include Philippe de Broca's That Man from Rio, François Truffaut's The Soft Skin (both 1964), Val Guest's Where the Spies Are (1965), and Roman Polanski's Cul-de-sac (1966). Dorléac was the daughter of screen actors Maurice Dorléac and Renée Simonot. Slim, fair and blonde, she modeled for Dior and then made her film debut in The Wolves in the Sheepfold (1960), directed by Hervé Bromberger. She went on to appear in The Door Slams (1960) with Dany Saval and her sister Catherine Deneuve. Dorléac had a small role in Tonight or Never (1961) with Anna Karina for director Michel Deville, The Girl with the Golden Eyes (1961) with Marie Laforêt, All the Gold in the World (1961) with Bourvil, and Adorable Liar (1961) from director Deville. Dorléac was Jean-Pierre Cassel's leading lady in The Dance (1962) and had one of the leads in a TV movie, Les trois chapeaux claques (1962), directed by Jean-Pierre Marchand. She was reunited with Cassel in Arsène Lupin contre Arsène Lupin (1962) and was one of many stars of the television movie Teuf-teuf (1963). Dorléac leapt to international stardom with the female lead in That Man from Rio (1964) starring Jean-Paul Belmondo and directed by Philippe de Broca. She followed it with The Soft Skin (1964) directed by François Truffaut. She was in The Gentle Art of Seduction (1964) with Belmondo and Jean-Paul Brialy, with her sister in a support part. Dorléac was one of several French stars in Circle of Love (1964) directed by Roger Vadim, and appeared in a TV show, Les petites demoiselles (1964), directed by Deville and starring De Broca. She also appeared in the comedy films, Arsène Lupin contre Arsène Lupin (1962) opposite Jean-Claude Brialy, and Male Hunt (1964), with Belmondo and her sister. That Man from Rio and Soft Skin were seen widely internationally and Dorléac received an offer to play the female lead in an expensive Hollywood financed epic, Genghis Khan (1965). She was David Niven's love interest in a spy film at MGM, Where the Spies Are (1966). Dorléac appeared as the adulterous wife in Roman Polanski's black comedy Cul-de-sac (1966), shot in Britain. She returned to France to star in a TV adaption of the Prosper Mérimée novel Julie de Chaverny ou la Double Méprise (1966) directed by Marchand. Then she joined Gene Kelly and her sister Catherine, who was a cinematic star by this time, playing starstruck singing twins in The Young Girls of Rochefort (1967), an homage to Hollywood musicals. Her final film role was the female lead in Billion Dollar Brain (1967) opposite Michael Caine, who played spy Harry Palmer. Dorléac's parents were protective of her and her siblings, and well into adulthood she shared a bunk bed with her sister Catherine Deneuve in the family home, to which she regularly returned, according to Roger Vadim. Dorléac was on the brink of international stardom when she died in a traffic accident on 26 June 1967, aged 25. Source: Article "Françoise Dorléac" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA.

Filmografia ( 37 obras)

Ano Nota Título Personagem
2024 - Jacques Demy, le rose et le noir -
2022 - Belmondo l'incorrigible -
2022 - Deneuve, la reine Catherine Self (archive footage)
2021 - Françoise Dorléac, de L'Homme de Rio aux Demoiselles de Rochefort Self (archive footage)
2021 - Hommage à Michel Legrand et Jacques Demy au festival Sœurs Jumelles Self (archive footage)
2018 - Françoise Dorléac, une promesse Self (archive footage)
2010 - Catherine Deneuve, belle et bien là Self (archive footage)
2005 - Mag Bodard, un destin Self (archive footage)
2005 - French Beauty Self (archive footage)
1996 - Elle s'appelait Françoise Self (archive footage)
1993 - Les demoiselles ont eu 25 ans Self (archive footage)
1967 - O Cérebro de Um Bilhão de Dólares Anya
1967 - Julie de Chaverny ou La double méprise Julie
1967 - Duas Garotas Românticas Solange Garnier
1966 - Le trésor de l’orpheline -
1966 - Armadilha do Destino Teresa
1966 - Françoise Dorléac à Saint-Tropez Self
1966 - Onde os Espiões Estão Vikki
1966 - Achter het scherm: Les demoiselles de Rochefort Self
1966 - Behind the screens : Jacques Demy’s Les demoiselles de Rochefort - Les décors Self
1965 - Gengis Khan Bortei
1965 - Hollywood in Deblatschka Pescara Self
1964 - A Ronda do Amor -
1964 - A Caça ao Homem Françoise Bicart alias Sandra Rossen
1964 - Les Petites Demoiselles Anne
1964 - Um Só Pecado Nicole
1964 - O Homem do Rio Agnès Villermosa
1964 - 4 Fois D Self
1963 - Teuf-teuf Dorothee
1962 - Arsène Lupin contre Arsène Lupin Nathalie
1962 - Les trois chapeaux claques Paula
1962 - La Gamberge Françoise
1961 - Todo o Ouro do Mundo une journaliste
1961 - Ce soir ou jamais Danièle
1961 - La Fille aux yeux d'or Katia
1960 - Les portes claquent Dominou
1960 - Les loups dans la bergerie Madeleine

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