1st May: Danielle Darrieux is 91, and a career of 77 years in the cinema. Here is her most famous song, "First date", in 1941, with her photos, from 1931 to today. She is the daughter of an army doctor who died when she was seven years old. Raised in Paris she studied the cello and piano at the Conservatoire de Musique. At 13, she got a part in the musical film Le Bal (1931). Her beauty combined with her singing and dancing ability led to numerous other offers. She signed with Universal Studios to star opposite Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. in The Rage of Paris (1938). Under the German occupation of France during World War II, she continued to perform, a decision that was severely criticized by her compatriots, but the manager of the German Continental threatened to deport her brother to Germany. She returned to Hollywood to make the 1951 MGM musical, Rich, Young and Pretty after several years in Europe. Joseph L. Mankiewicz lured her to star opposite James Mason in 5 Fingers (1952). Back home, she appeared in The Red and the Black (1954). The next year she starred in Lady Chatterley's Lover. Due to its content, the film was banned by the Catholic censors in the United States. In 1953 she starred opposite Charles Boyer and Vittorio de Sica in Max Ophul's French-Italian production "The Earrings of Madame de..." (known in France simply as "Madame de..."). Approaching 40, she played a supporting role in United Artists' epic Alexander the Great (1955) starring Richard Burton and .... + Informações

Danielle Darrieux, Orchestre sous la dir. de M. Vandevalde - Les fleurs sont des mots d'amour (M.Yvain-L.Poterat) Tango du film ?La Fausse Maîtresse (Twisted Mistress), Polydor 1942 Daniele DARRIEUX was a daughter of an army doctor who died when she was seven, she was raised in Paris and was a 14-year-old cello student at the Conservatoire when her mother entered her in an audition for an adolescent role in the film Le Bal (1931). It was the start of a glorious long career in French and international films which saw her progress from fragile romantic ingenues to chic, elegant, sophisticated women-of-the-world roles. Throughout that long period she remained one of the screen's major stars, known and admired the world over as the embodiment and the essence of French femininity. During the Nazi occupation in WWII, she was marked for execution by the French underground for entertaining German troops but was later exonerated and resumed her film career. In addition to French productions, she also made films in the US, the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary. She has also appeared on the stage and in the 60s entertained as a singer in concert and on records. In 1970, still delicate and lovely, she replaced Katharine Hepburn in the lead role in the Broadway musical Coco. (Ephraim Katz, The Film Encyklopedia) NOTE: ?La Fausse Maîtresse, directed by André Cayatte, was a 1942 film comedy based on de Balzacs novel.. + Informações

Berger d'autrefois (Shepherd of the Old Days) du Film ?La fausse maîtresse" (Twisted Mistress) (Maurice Yvain -- Louis Poterat) -- Danielle Darrieux avec accompagnement d'orchestre sous la direction de M. Vandevalde, Polydor 1942 (France) NOTE: This film was based on the story "La fausse maîtresse" published in 1841 by Honoré de Balzac, about Mlle Clementine - an impoverished descendant of a rich and noble family who marries Count Adam Laginski - a prosperous Polish immigrant. She falls in love with his handsome young friend, Thadde who has, however, a secret lover Malaga performing as acrobat in a circus. The plot of the 1942 movie directed by André Cayatte focuses on the circus affair. Danielle Darrieux plays a circus owner's daughter, who dances on a rope, sings two songs and falls in love with local rugby player. Danielle DARRIEUX (b. in 1917) is one of France's great movie stars and her eight-decade career is among the longest in film history. She was born in Bordeaux, France during World War I to a physician who was serving in the French Army. Her father died when she was seven. Raised in Paris, she studied the cello at the Conservatoire de Musique. At 13, she won a part in the musical film Le Bal (1931). Her beauty combined with her singing and dancing ability led to numerous other offers, and the film Mayerling (1936) brought her to fame. In 1935, Darrieux married director/screenwriter Henri Decoin, who encouraged her to try Hollywood. She signed with Universal .... + Informações

Henry Garat & Danielle Darrieux - C'est un mauvais garçon - Valse musette chantée dans le film "Un mauvais garçon", 1936. Paroles: Jean Boyer. Musique Georges Van Parys.. + Informações

Danielle Darrieux " le temps d'aimer " de Paul Misraki et Jean Boussolle. du film " un drôle de dimanche " avec Bourvil,Arletty,Darrieux. orchestre dirigé par jo Moutet en 1958. + Informações

Rich, Young and Pretty (1951). + Informações

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Danielle Darrieux & Henry Garat - Je n'donnerais pas ma place / imaginons que nous avons rêvé, du film "Un mauvais garçon" - 1936 Paroles de Jean Boyer. Musique de Georges Van Parys.. + Informações

Danielle Darrieux "l'amour m'emporte" du film Madame de... orchestre Wal-Berg disque Decca 455.519 1953. + Informações

Lors d'un Numéro 1 à Jean-Claude Brialy en 1976, Danielle Darrieux qu'il affectionne particulièrement, interprète cette chanson inédite composée par Jean-Jacques Debout et Roger Dumas.. + Informações

Lorsque la réalisatrice Anne Wiazemsky décide de faire le portrait de l'actrice Danielle Darrieux, elle sait que ce ne sera pas chose facile. La comédienne n'aime pas la télévision et déteste par dessus tout parler d'elle. En voir plus sur : www.vodeo.tv. + Informações

"RETOUR A L'AUBE" was Henry Decoin cast again his then-wife Danielle Darrieux as the lead of a pretty good melodrama.Daniel is singing "Dans mon coeur" in this movie.. + Informações

sur des photo du film toseli tout debut des années 1950. + Informações

Chanson de la Poupée tirée du film parlant "Le Bal" (Production Marcel Vandal et Charles Delac) (WR Heymann - H. Falk) Mlle. Danielle DARRIEUX accompagnée par l'Orchestre Jean Lenoir (Editions Ricordi, Paris) Disque Polydor n° 522066 / mx. 4632 BKP Paris, 1931 Voici ici le tout premier disque de la jeune Danielle Darrieux, 14 ans. Elle a fêté ses 94 ans le 1er mai dernier! "Le Bal" est un film de 1931, dans lequel débutèrent Danielle Darrieux et Paulette Dubost, les deux doyennes du cinéma français.. + Informações

chanson de eddy marnay et emil stern sur des immages du film battement de coeur. + Informações

DRÔLE DE DIMANCHE (1958), un film de Marc Allégret, avec Bourvil, Danielle Darrieux, Roger Hanin, Arletty, Jean Lefèbvre, Jean-Paul Belmondo... Le sujet : pendant la Libération, Jean Brévent (Bourvil), un jeune capitaine de l'armée de Leclerc, tombe amoureux de Catherine (Danielle Darieux), une pharmacienne. Ils se marient mais, après cinq ans d'une union terne et sans relief, Catherine quitte le domicile conjugal, plongeant son mari dans un profond désarroi. Cinq autres années s'écoulent, mais le temps n'a pas cicatrisé les plaies : inconsolable, Jean demeure complètement éteint. Le hasard lui fait un jour rencontrer Catherine dans la rue. L'ayant suivie discrètement, il apprend qu'elle l'avait quitté pour Robert Sartori (Roger Hanin), l'homme à qui il avait sauvé la vie pendant la guerre. Jean demande alors à son patron de lui prêter sa luxueuse villa, son bureau et sa grosse voiture américaine. Il reprend contact avec Catherine et lui fait croire qu'il a fait fortune et qu'il est devenu un homme important. Il l'invite à venir passer le dimanche dans «sa» villa en compagnie de Robert, avec l'intention de les tuer tous les deux. Mais le dimanche venu, Robert se désiste et Catherine vient seule au rendez-vous. Note : dans le rôle d'un trompettiste amoureux, on remarquera un jeune acteur débutant nommé Jean-Paul Belmondo !. + Informações

Une des meilleures adaptations d'un roman de Zola. Avec Gérard Philipe et Danielle Darrieux. Réalisé par Julien Duvivier (1957).. + Informações

French actress and singer who appeared in 101 films since 1931.. + Informações

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Rich, Young and Pretty (1951). + Informações

Les fleurs sont des mots d'amour Tango du film Continental "La Fausse Maîtresse" (Maurice Yvain - Louis Poterat) Danielle Darrieux avec accompagnement d'orchestre sous la direction de M. Vandevalde Disque POLYDOR n°524.772. + Informações

Viviane Romance et Danielle Darrieux dans un extrait du film "L'affaire des poisons", Henri Decoin 1955. + Informações

Danielle Darrieux " le temps du muguet " orchestre dirigé par Jo Moutet disque la voix de son maître 1091 M enregistré en 1959. + Informações

Die franz. Legende Danielle Darrieux singt 1946 das hier erklingende "Adieu Cherie". Illustriert ist dieses "Abschiedslied" mit leidenden und im Film sterbenden "Ufa"- Schönheiten: So verabschiedet sich Brigitte Honrey von ihrer wahren Liebe in "Verklungende Melodie" und opfert sich für den Geliebten in "Der Katzensteg" , Viktoria von Ballasko geht in "Die Geliebte" ins Wasser, Marianne Hoppe stirbt als "Effie Briest" und in der "Romanze in Moll". Es folgt Söderbaums Torschlussszene in "Opfegang ", Sybille Schmitz wird tot aus dem See geboregn in "Die Unbekannte", Marta Eggerth stirbt in "Casta Diva" und Lida Baarovas letzte Sekunden in "Liebesgeschichte". Danielle Darrieux sings "Adieu Cherie" (1946). You see suffering or dying actresses in german movies: Brigitte Horney, Viktoria von Ballasko, Marianne Hoppe, Sybille Schmitz, Marta Eggerth (in an italian film) and Lida Baarova. + Informações

Danielle Darrieux " Sophie " de Charles Dumont et Michel Vaucaire. orchestre dirigé par Jo Moutet en 1959. + Informações