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Something wrong?He was the face that made French cinema dangerous - beautiful in a way that unnerved, cold enough to play killers without flinching, magnetic enough that three decades of directors built films around him.
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Final Cut: Ladies and GentlemenFilm, (archive footage)2005Officer of the Legion of HonourAward2004
KulturplatzSeries2003Commander of the Order of Ouissam AlaouiteAward2000
ActorsFilm, Alain Delon1998
Vivement dimancheSeries1995Golden BearAwardHonorary Golden BearAward
One Hundred and One NightsFilm, 19951990
Stars 90Series1985César AwardAwardCésar Award for Best ActorAward1984Goldene KameraSeries1981
Wetten, dass..?Series1980
Three Men to KillFilm, Writer, Producer1979
The Concorde... Airport '79Film, Paul Metrand1976
Cérémonie des CésarSeries
Mr. KleinFilm, 1976Producer1974Der große PreisSeries
Borsalino and Co.Film, 1974Producer1972
Indian SummerFilm, Daniele Dominici1971Samedi soirSeries1970
BorsalinoFilm, Producer1968
Farewell, FriendFilm, Dino Barran1967
Diabolically YoursFilm, Pierre Lagrange / Georges Campo1964
Joy HouseFilm, Marc1962
L'EclisseFilm, Piero1958
ChristineFilm, Franz Lobheiner1956
CinépanoramaSeries1948
BambiSeries1935Born8 November 1935Also in Deutsch
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In their own words 8
Love is the one emotion actors allow themselves to believe. 1
In love, we have to dare everything if we really love. 1
I knew everything and received everything. But real happiness, is giving. 1
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Alain Delon arrived in the late 1950s and spent thirty years as European cinema's most unsettling leading man. Purple Noon in 1960 set the template: beauty weaponized, charm turned lethal. He moved between Visconti's aristocratic decay in The Leopard, Antonioni's existential drift in L'Eclisse, and Melville's noir rituals in Le Samouraï and Le Cercle Rouge, playing men whose elegance barely concealed the void. Directors lined up - Godard, Malle, Varda - knowing his face could carry moral ambiguity without explanation. In 1985 he won the César for Notre histoire; by 2019 Cannes gave him the Honorary Palme d'Or. He also spoke the male part on Dalida's 1973 hit "Paroles, paroles," his voice as unmistakable as his stare. He died in August 2024, decades after the camera stopped needing anyone quite like him.
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