Madeleine Renaud
French actress, La Parisienne
Born
1900
125 years ago
Died
September 23rd, 1994
30 years ago — 94 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
France
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A prominent figure in French theatre and film, this actress gained acclaim for performances in key roles throughout her career. She began her career in the 1920s, making significant contributions to the French stage and portraying characters in notable works. Known for her collaboration with playwrights such as Jean-Paul Sartre, her performances often explored complex themes and characters. Notable appearances included roles in films like 'La Parisienne' and this actress's extensive work in live theatre solidified her status in the French arts community.
Starred in 'La Parisienne'
Collaborated with Jean-Paul Sartre
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