Nadia Gray

Romanian-French actress in film and theater

Nadia Gray - Romanian-French actress in film and theater
Born

1923
102 years ago

Died

June 13th, 1994
30 years ago — 71 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Romania

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Born in Romania and later moving to France, an actress became prominent in the mid-20th century. Gained recognition for performances in various films, particularly in the movie 'The Man from the Southwest' and 'The Devil and the Ten Commandments'. Participated in numerous theatrical productions across Europe, demonstrating versatility in both drama and comedy genres. Worked with several notable directors and actors during a prolific career. Continued to perform in films and theater until retirement. Passed away in Paris.

Appeared in 'The Man from the Southwest'

Featured in 'The Devil and the Ten Commandments'

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