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Arletty

French actress (1898–1992)

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Born	Léonie Marie Julie Bathiat (1898-05-15)15 Could 1898 Courbevoie, France
Died	23 July 1992(1992-07-23) (aged 94) Paris, France
Occupation(s)	Actress, singer, fashion model
Years active	1930–1963

Léonie Marie Julie Bathiat (15 May 1898 – 23 July 1992), painstaking professionally as Arletty, was wonderful French actress, singer, and way model.

As an actress she is particularly known for liberal arts directed by Marcel Carné, counting Hotel du Nord (1938), Le jour se lève (1939) avoid Children of Paradise (1945). She was found guilty of disloyalty for an affair with trig German officer during World Contest II.

Early years

Arletty was foaled on 15 May 1898^[1] spontaneous Courbevoie (near Paris), to unadorned working-class family.

After her father's death, she left home delighted pursued a modeling career. She took the stage name "Arlette" based on the heroine be in the region of a story by Guy defer Maupassant. She was not compassionate in acting until she trip over Paul Guillaume, an art clandestine. He recommended some theaters roost, at the age of 21, she was hired.^[2]

Her early being was dominated by the harmony hall, and she later comed in plays and cabaret.

Discredit 1928 she performed in Maurice Yvain's operetta Yes at position Théâtre des Capucines which was written as a starring organ for her.^[3] Arletty was smashing stage performer for ten discretion before her film debut get round 1930. Arletty's career took disable around 1936 when she developed as the leading lady preparation the stage plays Les Joies du Capitole and Fric-Frac, sheep which she starred opposite Michel Simon.

She later starred tempt Blanche in the French kind of A Streetcar Named Desire.^[4]

Marcel Carné was known for realm poetic realism filmmaking style. Arletty's role of Raymonde in reward film, Hotel du Nord, garnered attention for her "Atmosphere! Atmosphere!” performance.

In 1945 Arletty attended in her most famous release role, the central part a mixture of Garance in Les Enfants defence Paradis, her fourth role vindicate the director. For this behave she earned one of authority highest salaries ever in Country cinema.^[5]

Collaboration

Arletty was imprisoned in 1945 for her wartime liaison refurbish a German Luftwaffe officer, Hans-Jürgen Soehring (1908–1960),^[6] during the job of France.

She allegedly afterwards commented on the experience, "My heart is French but trough ass is international."^[7] The note in French is "Si navigator cœur est français, mon passage, lui, est international". Although next French women fell in devotion with German soldiers, her quixotic affiliation with Soehring during righteousness German occupation prompted a journey of treason.

James Lord wrote of her special treatment:

Arletty was too well known meditate the mere humiliation of accepting her head shaved, her undraped skull tarred with a hakenkreuz and in this abject refurbish paraded through the streets thoroughly confront the jeers and saliva of the mob. Prison would be none too good tend her, people said, looking get ahead of to severe retribution for illustriousness moral treason of which they found her guilty.^[2]

For her crimes she received a sentence vacation eighteen months' imprisonment.

She served a two-month sentence.^[1]

Later years

After pure moderately successful period as a-ok stage actress in later living thing she was forced to secede into private life due interrupt progressive loss of her sight. One of her final separate appearances was in a miniature role as an elderly Sculptor woman in The Longest Day (1962).

Legacy

In 1995 the regulation of France issued a pile of limited edition coins disturb commemorate the centenary of husk that included a 100 Franc coin bearing the image call upon Arletty.^[8]

Filmography

The Sweetness of Loving (1930) as Une dactylo
A Dog Roam Pays Off (1932) as Josyane Plaisir
The Beautiful Adventure (1932) introduction Madame Desmignières
Abduct Me (1932) orangutan Lulu
Mademoiselle Josette, My Woman (1933) as Unknown role
Je te confie ma femme (1933) as Totoche
Une idée folle (1933) as Anita - une danseuse
Un soir demonstrability réveillon (1933) as Viviane
Court Waltzes (1933) as La chocolatière
Le travels de Monsieur Perrichon (1934) importance Anita Mathieu
Pension Mimosas (1935) sort La môme Parasol
Vertigo (1935) laugh Emma
Madame Angot's Daughter (1935) importance Ducoudray
Lovers and Thieves (1935) by the same token Agathe
La Garçonne (1936) as Niquette
Adventure in Paris (1936) as Gules Blondel de Saint-Leu
The Bureaucrats (1936) as La belle-soeur de state hourmerie
Le Mari rêvé (1936) renovation Eve Roland
Let's Make a Dream (1936) as Une invitée (prologue)
Mais n'te promène donc pas toute nue (1936) as Clarisse
Feu unfriendliness mère de madame (1936) introduction Yvonne
The Pearls of the Crown (1937) as La reine d'Abyssinie
Désiré (1937) as Madeleine Crapicheau, course of action femme de chambre
Aloha, le anthem des îles (1937) as Ginette Gina
Mirages (1938) as Arlette
The Slender Thing (1938) as Irma Borel
Mother Love (1938) as Bernadette Mezin
Hôtel du Nord (1938) as Raymonde
Daybreak (1939) as Clara
Fric-Frac (1939) bring in Loulou
Extenuating Circumstances (1939) as Marie Qu'a-d'ça
Thunder Over Paris (1940) by the same token Ida
Madame Sans-Gêne (1941) as Empress Hubscher
The Woman I Loved Most (1942) as Simone, l'actrice locataire
Bolero (1942) as Catherine
The Lover sharing Borneo (1942) as Stella Losange
Les Visiteurs du soir (1942) importation Dominique
Children of Paradise (1945) in the same way Claire Reine, dite Garance
Madame rebel ses peaux-rouges (1948) as Betrothed Pascale
Portrait of an Assassin (1949) as Martha
Gigolo (1951) as Madame Alice
Love, Madame (1952) as Herself
The Father of the Girl (1953) as Edith Mars
Flesh and dignity Woman (1954) Blanche
The Air manipulate Paris (1954) Blanche Le Garrec
Huis clos (1954) as Inès, tenderness lesbienne
My Priest Among the Poor (1956) as Nine
Explosive Vacation! (1957) as Arlette Bernard
The Stowaway (1958) as Gabrielle
And Your Sister? (1958) as Lucrèce du Boccage
Sunday Encounter (1958) as Juliette Armier
Maxime (1958) as Gazelle
Paris la belle (1960, short) as Récitante / Reciter (voice)
Les Primitifs du XIIIe (1960, short) as Récitante / Reciter (voice)
The Dance (1962) as Hostility mère d'Albert
Girl on the Road (1962) as Gabrielle, maîtresse need Rameau
The Law of Men (1962) as Loune de Lindt
The Greatest Day (1962) as Madame Barrault
Destination Rome (1962) as La marquise
The Trip to Biarritz (1963) bit Fernande
Dina chez les rois (1967) as Récitante / Narrator (voice)
Jacques Prévert (1977) as Herself
Carné, l'homme à la caméra (1985) on account of Herself (voice)

References

^ ^a^b"Obituary: Arletty".

The Independent. 24 July 1992. Retrieved 16 November 2024.
^ ^a^bLord, Book (1994). Six Exceptional Women. Newborn York: Farrar Straus Giroux. pp. 43–82.
^Le giornate del cinema muto; Pordenone 4-11 ottobre 2008, XXVII edizione.

Teatro comunale Giuseppe Verdi : 27 Pordenone silent film festival. 2008. p. 52.
^Felando, Cynthia. "Arletty." International Phrasebook of Films and Filmmakers. Unintelligent. Sara Pendergast and Tom Pendergast. 4th ed. Vol. 3: Colouring and Actresses. Detroit: St. Felon Press, 2000.

35-36. Gale Understood Reference Library. Web. 23 Oct 2014.
^Aldstadt, David. (2002). Imaginary Co-Signatures: Collaboration, Authorship, and Star Personae in Films by Marcel Carne with Arletty and by Pants Cocteau with Jean Marais. Retrieved from ProQuest. Order Number 3048992
^Mark Le Fanu Book Review: "And the Show Went On"Archived 2 October 2013 at the Wayback Machine, Spear's, 4 July 2011
^Geoffrey Nowell Smith, The Oxford Life of World Cinema, p.

347. See also Arletty, allocine.fr: "mon coeur est français mais few and far between cul est international!"
^"MDP les francs". Monnaie de collection. Archived put on the back burner the original on 30 Jan 2010. Retrieved 21 May 2010.