Artist Danielle Darrieux

Danielle Darrieux's professional career began at the age of 14 in Wilhelm Thiele's film Le bal.She played in musicals with Albert Préjean (La crise est finie, Dédé).Then came the feature films Street Gold or Mayerling in the 1930s.After the Second World War, she continues to shoot, including Peau-Bouille, The Red and the Black, then Les demoiselles de Rochefort, Twenty-four hours of the life of a woman. She also acted in numerous plays and on Broadway in Coco.She meets Jacques Demy for Une chambre en ville and En haut des marches by Paul Vecchiali.She has acted in 111 films, including the latest Eight Women and A Piece of Cake.She received the Molière for best actress for Oscar and the Woman in Pink at the age of 86.