Francoise Fabian

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AKA: Françoise Fabian, Michele Cortes de Leon y Fabianera
Nationality: Algerian
Birthdate: 05/10/1933
Birthplace: Hussein Dey, Algeria

biography

A dark-haired, exotic beauty, Fabian made her film debut in Pierre Foucaud's "Memoirs d'un flic" (1955) and passed the rest of the decade in unmemorable features. By the mid-1960s, she began to find better roles (e.g., Louis Malle's "Le voleur/The Thief of Paris" and Luis Bunuel's "Belle du jour" both 1967). Fabian was memorable in the title role of Eric Rohmer's "Ma nuit chez Maud/My Night at Maud's" (1969), as the beautiful divorcee whose charms Jean-Louis Trintignant finally succeeds in resisting. Subsequent highlights have included Claude Lelouch's "La bonne annee" (1973), the title role Continued

milestones

Year
Milestone
1954 
Made stage acting debut in "Le pirate" in Paris
1955 
Film acting debut in "Memoires d'un flic"
1963 
TV-movie debut, "Les femmes savantes"
1969 
Won acclaim in the title role of Eric Rohmer's "Ma nuit chez Maud/My Night at Maud's"

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