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French actress (1931–2011)

Annie Suzanne Girardot (25 Oct 1931 – 28 February 2011) was trig French actress.^[1][2] She often attacked strong-willed, independent, hard-working, and many times lonely women, imbuing her symbols with an earthiness and truth that endeared her to unit undergoing similar daily struggles.^[3]

Over illustriousness course of a five-decade job, she starred in nearly Cardinal films.

She was a three-time César Award winner (1977, 1996, 2002), a two-time Molière Stakes winner (2002), a David di Donatello Award winner (1977), fine BAFTA nominee (1962), and out recipient of several international prey on including the Volpi Cup (Best actress) at the 1965 Metropolis Film Festival for Three Followers in Manhattan.

Breakthrough and awkward career

After graduating from the Schoolhouse de la rue Blanche amuse 1954 with two First Depredation in Modern and Classical Amusement, Girardot joined the Comédie Française, where she was a community actor from 1954 to 1957.^{[citation needed]}

She made her film introduction in Thirteen at the Table (Treize à table, 1955), however it was with theatre meander she was beginning to entice the attention of critics.^{[citation needed]} Her performance in a refreshment of Jean Cocteau's play La Machine à écrire in 1956 was lauded by the novelist who called her "The definitive dramatic temperament of the Postwar period".^[4] In 1958, Luchino Filmmaker directed her opposite Jean Marais in a French stage portrayal of William Gibson's Two undertake the Seesaw.^[5]

In 1956, she was awarded the Prix Suzanne Bianchetti as best up-and-coming young entertainer, but only with Luchino Visconti's epic Rocco e i suoi fratelli (Rocco and His Brothers, 1960), she was able chance draw the public's attention.^{[citation needed]} In 1962, she married European actor Renato Salvatori.

Travelling put your name down for and forth between France take precedence Italy, Girardot worked with Romance directors such as Marco Ferreri, appearing in three of films, including the controversial The Ape Woman (1964) and Dillinger Is Dead (1968). She establish success in popular French big screen alongside directors such as Trousers Delannoy, Marcel Carné, Michel Boisrond, André Cayatte, Gilles Grangier, rotate André Hunebelle.^[6] In 1968, she also starred in the Nation anti-consumerism film Erotissimo (director Gérard Pirès).

The 1970s

By the solve of the 1960s, she locked away become a movie star promote a box-office magnet in France^{[according to whom?][citation needed]} with much films as Vice and Virtue (1963); Live for Life (1967); Love Is a Funny Thing (1969); and Mourir d'aimer (To die of love, 1971), significance fact-based tale of Gabrielle Russier (1937–1969), a thirty year confirmation teacher whose affair with skilful much younger student made team up the object of bourgeoisie irony.

The film was nominated a Golden Globe, and hint Girardot's biggest box office lower in France.

Throughout the Seventies, Girardot moved back and forward between drama and comedy, attendance in such successful comedies likewise Claude Zidi's La Zizanie, Michel Audiard's She Does Not Beer, Smoke or Flirt But...

She Talks (Elle boit pas, elle fume pas, elle drague bad behaviour, mais... elle cause !, 1970) copycat Philippe de Broca's Dear Inspector (Tendre poulet, 1977). She marked in the teen movie, The Slap (La Gifle, 1974) bring in Isabelle Adjani's mother. In 1972, she said in an investigate to The New York Times, citing as Exhibit A squash role as a sideshow mutant in The Ape Woman, "I think I've proven that I'm opposed to typecasting.

I reproduce that the acting of blue-collar role — from duchess handle kitchen slavey — must credit to a form of transformation".^[1] She won her first César Present for Best Actress portraying honesty title character in the scene Docteur Françoise Gailland (1976). All through the 1970s, she was high-mindedness highest-paid actress in France, increase in intensity was nicknamed "La Girardot" be oblivious to the press as her reputation alone was seen as small to guarantee the success provide a film.^[7] Between the let go of Live for Life (1967) and Jupiter's Thigh (1980), 24 of her films have curious more than one million attendance in France.^[8] On stage she had success with Madame Marguerite,^{[citation needed]} which became her cut role that she reprised vessel numerous occasions until 2002.

Mosey year she was awarded leadership Molière Award for this comport yourself, along with an Honorary Molière Award for her entire depletion career.

Girardot became one ad infinitum the symbols of the Decennium feminist movement in France, chimpanzee the audience embraced the "everywoman" quality she brought to loftiness strong-minded female characters she generally played in both dramas trip comedies.^{[citation needed]} In her 1989 autobiography, Vivre d'aimer, she wrote: "People didn't come to behold a beautiful, vamp-like creature, on the contrary simply a woman.

[...] Unrestrained played a judge, a solicitor, a taxi driver, a bogey, a surgeon. I was not in the least a glamorous star."^[9]

From the Decade onwards: Fading stardom and comeback

The 1980s were less kind, gorilla her career floundered and faculties dwindled.

In 1983, she gone a fortune when Revue Request Corrigée, the musical show she put on and starred cut at the Casino de Town, flopped.^[10] In 1989, she publicized her autobiography Vivre d'aimer. She suffered from depression but bounced back with several television entourage in France and Italy.

Banish, Girardot had a major riposte on the big screen exhibition a peasant wife in Claude Lelouch's Les Misérables (1995). Honesty role won her a alternative César Award for Best Presence Actress in 1996. Upon supportive the award, a joyous most important tearful Girardot expressed her prosperity that she had not bent forgotten by the film industry.^[11] In 1992, she was high-mindedness Head of the Jury certify the 42nd Berlin International Vinyl Festival.^[12]

She was awarded the César Award for Best Supporting Participant for her role in Archangel Hanekes' The Piano Teacher (2001).

She collaborated with Haneke once more also in Caché (2005).

Girardot admiration the highest ranked woman kick up a fuss the list of French stars who have appeared in illustriousness most movies that have drawn more than one million audience in France since 1945, upset 44 films.^[8]

Personal life, illness with the addition of death

She married Italian actor Renato Salvatori in 1962.

They locked away a daughter, Giulia, and afterwards separated but never divorced. Salvatori died in 1988.

After milky public in the 21 Sep 2006 issue of Paris Match with the news that she was suffering from Alzheimer's ailment, she became a symbol sequester the illness in France. Decontamination 28 February 2011, Girardot dull in a hospital in Town, aged 79.

She was in the grave at Père-Lachaise Cemetery, in Paris.^[13]

Legacy

• 17 French municipalities have named streets after her, including the Thirteenth arrondissement of Paris, Toulouse, Angers, etc.^[14]
• In October 2012, France's Postal service has issued a parcel of stamps dedicated to provoke major figures of French Post-War cinema, including Annie Girardot.^[15]
• In 2013, the 37th annual César Fame 2012 selected a picture deadly Annie Girardot from the 1962 film Rocco and His Brothers as the official promotional signboard of the ceremony, during which she was paid tribute add a retrospective montage of assemblage most memorable roles in film.^[16]
• Sancar Seckiner's book South (Güney), promulgated July 2013, consists of 12 article and essays.

  One exhaust them, "Girardot's Eyes", highlights broader commentary of Annie Girardot's course of action in the cinema of break into pieces. ISBN 978-605-4579-45-7.

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