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Danile Delorme

Danièle Delorme

Actress

Gabrielle Danièle Marguerite Andrée Girard (9 October 1926 – 17 October 2015), known by her stage name Danièle Delorme, was a French actress and film producer, famous for her roles in films directed by Marc Allégret, Julien Duvivier or Yves Robert. Delorme was born in Levallois-Perret, Hauts-de-Seine, one of four children to the well-known painter, poster-maker and theater-designer André Girard and his wife Andrée (nee Jouan). Girard maintained a studio in Venice in 1936–37 and in Manhattan in 1938. Back in France he was not called up in 1939. After the Battle of France, M. Girard removed to Antibes, then a free-zone and set up a network which provided recruiting and spying work for the French resistance. It was during this time that young Delorme began her acting career. In 1940 at the age of 14 Delorme began acting and played a series of minor roles before she began acting in film. Two years later, owing to her father's contacts, she was able at 16 years old (at the time using the name Danièle Girard) to secure a bit part in The Beautiful Adventure (La Belle aventure (1942)). Two years later director Marc Allégret again used Delorme, this time in a large role. This time she performed on the stage name she would use for the rest of her career, Danièl Delorme. One story developed that she took the name in order to hide from the Gestapo her relationship to her father. But the suggestion came from character actor Bernard Blier, who performed with her in her second film to take the name from the heroine of Victor Hugo's play Marion Delorme. (Delorme would co-star with Blier two decades later in the philosophical courtroom criminal drama, The Seventh Juror (Le septième juré (1962)). During the first decade of her career Delorme played delicate, demure, bright young women, roles for which she was physically fitted. Her first husband, Daniel Gélin, who also performed in The Beautiful Adventure, said she had "the face of a little girl, an upturned nose with passionate nostrils, the lips of a child, the body of a woman and a certain way about her that turns heads." Richard W. Seaver of the New York Times described her as "a winsome wisp of an actress, with her soft smile and grey eyes." These features finally landed her a breakthrough role in Miquette et sa mère (1949). Also notable was her performanace as femme fatale in Julien Duvivier's Voici le temps des assassin (1956) (Deadlier Than the Male in the US and Twelve Hours to Live in the UK), co-starring with Jean Gabin. In 1960 Delorme joined more than 140 intellectuals, teachers, writers and celebrities in signing a manifesto supporting the right of French conscripts to refuse military service in Algeria. As a result, the French government on 28 September issued a ban against all signatories from appearing on state-run radio or television or in state-run theaters. At the same time the information minister said that another cabinet order was in preparation that would deny government funding to any film project in which any signatory appeared. ... Source: Article "Danièle Delorme" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

Born: October 9, 1926 in Levallois-Perret, Hauts-de-Seine, France

Died: October 17, 2015 (Age 89)

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Danièle Delorme  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Movie
6
ActressMaria1954
Movie
7.2
ActressFantine1958
Movie
7.3
ActressGeneviève Duval, Grégoire's wife1962
Movie
6.4
ActressAnne-Marie1948
Movie
6.3
ActressJeanne1973
Movie
7.3
ActressCatherine1956
Movie
5.9
ActressGilberte dite 'Gigi'1949
Movie
6.7
ActressYvonne Dutoit1955
Movie
6.2
ActressDanièle1950
Movie
6.8
ActressMarthe Dorsay1976
Movie
6.7
ActressMarthe Dorsay, la femme d'Étienne1977
Movie
7
ActressJanine1970
Movie
6.6
ActressLouison Chabray1954
Movie
6.7
ActressFlorence1954
Movie
6
ActressMiquette1950
Movie
6.4
ActressThérèse Ravenaz, jeune mineure provinciale1951
Movie
5.9
ActressEva Commandeur1953
Movie
6.2
ActressMinne1950
Movie
6
ActressOlga Lezcano1958
Movie
5.1
ActressGeorges1982
Movie
6.9
ActressBérénice Grimaud1944
Movie
6
ActressEudes1978
Movie
5.9
ActressMarie-Soleil1964
Movie
6
ActressMitsou1956
Movie
6.5
ActressLa mère de François1972
Movie
5.3
ActressLilian1974
Movie
5.9
ActressAlice Rémon ou Dumas1958
Movie
7.1
Actressl'infirmière française1970
Movie
6.2
ActressCatherine1952
Movie
5.8
ActressAgnès1950
Movie
ActressMicheline1949
Movie
8
ActressThe Flower Vendor / Actress in Silent Film1962
Movie
7
ActressUne admiratrice à la fête du village1958
Movie
5.4
Actress(uncredited)1946
Movie
5.8
ActressMara1954
Movie
5.9
ActressMonique1942
Movie
6.4
ActressIsabelle Dancey1953
Movie
6.9
ActressLa camarade de Félicie (uncredited)1944
Movie
6.1
Actress1946
Movie
ActressA student1946
Movie
7
ActressLa noyée1947
Movie
6.3
Actress1948
Movie
5.9
ActressMichèle1950
Movie
6.7
ActressFormer Student (uncredited)1951
Movie
6.5
ActressSelf1951
Movie
4.6
ActressSelf (uncredited)1952
Short Film
6.1
Actress1950
Movie
5.1
Actress1992
Movie
6.9
ActressMrs. Germaine1996
Movie
6
Actress1953
Movie
8.7
ActressSelf2005
TV Show
7.4
ActressFilipponi
1 Episode
2006-2014
TV Show
4.3
ActressSelf
1 Episode
1998
TV Show
7.6
ActressSelf
1 Episode
1972
TV Show
6.9
ActressSelf
1 Episode
1972-1975
TV Show
7.4
ActressSelf
1 Episode
1956-1966
TV Show
5.7
ActressSelf
1 Episode
1974-1997
Short Film
6.6
ActressFlowers Vendor1961
Short Film
6.7
ActressNarrator (voice)1958
Short Film
Actress1964
Short Film
Actress1958
Movie
6.6
ActressColette1980
Limited Series
ActressMarguerite Lallier
6 Episodes
1988
Movie
6.6
ProductionProducer2012
Movie
7.3
ProductionProducer1969
Movie
6.3
ProductionProducer1979
Movie
7.1
ProductionProducer2013
Movie
6.7
ProductionProducer1979
Movie
6
ProductionProducer1981
Movie
5.8
ProductionProducer1978
Movie
6.8
ProductionProducer1981
Movie
7.1
ProductionProducer1968
Movie
7.5
ProductionProducer1962
Movie
7.7
ProductionAssociate Producer2001
Movie
6.1
ProductionProducer1976
Movie
6.6
ProductionProducer1979
Movie
6.5
ProductionProducer1972
Movie
ProductionProducer1982
Short Film
7
ProductionProducer2002
TV Show
7.1
ProductionProducer1986
Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
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