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Catherine Deneuve Born Catherine Fabienne Dorléac October 22 1943 In Paris France Is An Academy Award-Nominated French Actress. Catherine Deneuve Made Her Reputation Playing A Series Of Beautiful Ice Maidens For Directors Such As Luis Buñuel And Roman Polanski. The Daughter Of French Stage And Film Actor Maurice Dorléac Deneuve Was Born In Paris On October 22 1943. She Made Her Screen Debut At The Age Of 13 With A Role In The 1956 Film Les Collegiennes And Went On To Make A String Of Films With Directors Such As Roger Vadim With Whom She Had A Child Before Getting Her Breakthrough Role In Jaques Demy's Charming Musical Les Parapluies De Cherbourg 1964 . The Burst Of Stardom That Accompanied Her Portrayal Led To Two Of Her Archetypal Ice Maiden Roles First In Roman Polanski's Terrifying Repulsion In 1965 And Then In Buñuel's 1967 Belle De Jour. Deneuve's Startling Portrayal Of An Icy Sexually Adventurous Housewife In The Latter Film Helped To Establish Her As One Of The Most Remarkable And Compelling Actresses Of Her Generation. She Further Demonstrated Her Talent That Year In Demy's Umbrellas Musical Follow-Up Les Demoiselles De Rochefort Which She Starred In With Her Sister Françoise Dorléac. Deneuve Continued To Work Steadily Through The 1960s And 1970s In Films Such As The 1970 Tristana Her Second Collaboration With Buñuel And A Slightly Pregnant Man 1973 In Which She Starred With Her Lover At The Time Marcello Mastrioanni. Despite Or Perhaps Because Of Her Stardom Deneuve Chose To Avoid Hollywood Limiting Her Appearances In American Films To The April Fools 1969 And Hustle 1975 . Deneuve Also Did Prolific Work Through The 1980s Appearing In Such Films As François Truffaut's Le Dernier Métro 1980 And Tony Scott's The Hunger 1983 . The Latter Film Saw Deneuve Playing A Bisexual Vampire Alongside David Bowie And Susan Sarandon And Her Performance Won Her An Indelible Cult Status In The States Among Lesbians Goths And Artistically Inclined Teenage Boys. In The 1990s Deneuve Garnered Further International Acclaim For Her Roles In Several Films Including The 1992 Film Indochine For Which She Won A César Award And Received An Academy Award Nomination For Best Actress And Two Films Directed By André Téchiné Ma Saison Préférée 1993 And Les Voleurs 1995 . In 1996 She Paid Homage To The Director Who Had First Given Her Fame By Taking Part In The Documentary L'Univers De Jacques Demy. Closing Out The Final Years Of The 1990's Deneuve Remained Consistantly Working In Numerous Films In 1999 Alone She Appeared In No Less Than Five Films Est-Ouest Le Temps Retrouvé Pola X Belle-Maman And Le Vent De La Nuit Continuing To Turn In Compelling Performances. In 2000 Deneuve Received Much Critical Attention When Cast Alongside Eccentric Icelandic Singer Bjork In Lars Von Trier's Melancholy Musical Dancer In The Dark. Though It Polarized Critics And Audiences Alike Dancer Nevertheless Won The Palme D'Or At The Cannes Film Festival.
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Catherine Deneuve Born Catherine Fabienne Dorléac October 22 1943 In Paris France Is An Academy Award-Nominated French Actress. Catherine Deneuve Made Her Reputation Playing A Series Of Beautiful Ice Maidens For Directors Such As Luis Buñuel And Roman Polanski. The Daughter Of French Stage And Film Actor Maurice Dorléac Deneuve Was Born In Paris On October 22 1943. She Made Her Screen Debut At The Age Of 13 With A Role In The 1956 Film Les Collegiennes And Went On To Make A String Of Films With Directors Such As Roger Vadim With Whom She Had A Child Before Getting Her Breakthrough Role In Jaques Demy's Charming Musical Les Parapluies De Cherbourg 1964 . The Burst Of Stardom That Accompanied Her Portrayal Led To Two Of Her Archetypal Ice Maiden Roles First In Roman Polanski's Terrifying Repulsion In 1965 And Then In Buñuel's 1967 Belle De Jour. Deneuve's Startling Portrayal Of An Icy Sexually Adventurous Housewife In The Latter Film Helped To Establish Her As One Of The Most Remarkable And Compelling Actresses Of Her Generation. She Further Demonstrated Her Talent That Year In Demy's Umbrellas Musical Follow-Up Les Demoiselles De Rochefort Which She Starred In With Her Sister Françoise Dorléac. Deneuve Continued To Work Steadily Through The 1960s And 1970s In Films Such As The 1970 Tristana Her Second Collaboration With Buñuel And A Slightly Pregnant Man 1973 In Which She Starred With Her Lover At The Time Marcello Mastrioanni. Despite Or Perhaps Because Of Her Stardom Deneuve Chose To Avoid Hollywood Limiting Her Appearances In American Films To The April Fools 1969 And Hustle 1975 . Deneuve Also Did Prolific Work Through The 1980s Appearing In Such Films As François Truffaut's Le Dernier Métro 1980 And Tony Scott's The Hunger 1983 . The Latter Film Saw Deneuve Playing A Bisexual Vampire Alongside David Bowie And Susan Sarandon And Her Performance Won Her An Indelible Cult Status In The States Among Lesbians Goths And Artistically Inclined Teenage Boys. In The 1990s Deneuve Garnered Further International Acclaim For Her Roles In Several Films Including The 1992 Film Indochine For Which She Won A César Award And Received An Academy Award Nomination For Best Actress And Two Films Directed By André Téchiné Ma Saison Préférée 1993 And Les Voleurs 1995 . In 1996 She Paid Homage To The Director Who Had First Given Her Fame By Taking Part In The Documentary L'Univers De Jacques Demy. Closing Out The Final Years Of The 1990's Deneuve Remained Consistantly Working In Numerous Films In 1999 Alone She Appeared In No Less Than Five Films Est-Ouest Le Temps Retrouvé Pola X Belle-Maman And Le Vent De La Nuit Continuing To Turn In Compelling Performances. In 2000 Deneuve Received Much Critical Attention When Cast Alongside Eccentric Icelandic Singer Bjork In Lars Von Trier's Melancholy Musical Dancer In The Dark. Though It Polarized Critics And Audiences Alike Dancer Nevertheless Won The Palme D'Or At The Cannes Film Festival.
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