
Marie Laforêt
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Marie Laforêt (born 5 October 1939 - November 2, 2019) is a French singer and actress. In 1978, she moved to Geneva, Switzerland and acquired Swiss citizenship. Her career began accidentally in 1959 when she replaced her sister at the last minute in a French radio talent contest Naissance d'une étoile (birth of a star) and won.
Director Louis Malle then cast the young starlet in the film he was shooting at the time, Liberté, a project he finally abandoned, making Laforêt's first appearance on screen opposite actor Alain Delon in René Clément's 1960 drama Plein Soleil. After this film she became very popular and interpreted many roles in the 1960s. She married director Jean-Gabriel Albicocco, who cast her in some of his own works, including La Fille aux Yeux d'Or (The Girl with the Golden Eyes), based on the Balzac story, which would become her nickname.
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Purple Noon
Marge Duval · 1960

Cop or Hood
Edmonde Puget-Rostand · 1979

Happy Easter
Sophie Margelle · 1984

The Vultures
Hélène Laroche-Fréon · 1984

Will the High Salaried Workers Raise Their Hands!
Rose, Joeuf's wife (uncredited) · 1982

The Camp Followers
Eftikia · 1965

The Miser
Contessa Isabella Spinosi · 1990

Male Hunt
Gisèle · 1964

Tykho Moon
Eva · 1996

The Graduates of the Last Row
Dominique · 1982

Heroines
Sylvie · 1997

The Blue Panther
Marie-Chantal · 1965

Fucking Fernand
Lotte · 1987

God's Offices
Martine · 2008

Tangos, the Exile of Gardel
Mariana · 1985

Because, Because of a Woman
Agathe · 1963

The Girl with the Golden Eyes
La fille · 1961

Tell Me Yes...
Madame Villiers · 1995

Love, Math and Sex
Pétra la vérité · 1997

Saint-Tropez Blues
Anne-Marie Brémond · 1961

Champs-Elysées
Self · 1982

Women
Mother of Mary · 1995

Vivement dimanche
Self · 1998

Believed Violent
Théa · 1990