British-French actress and singer (1946–2023)
She was the English girl who became more French than the French, her name on a handbag worth more than most cars and her breathy duet with Serge Gainsbourg once banned by the Vatican.
Jane Birkin started small in London, glimpsed in Antonioni's Blowup in 1966, then crossed the Channel for Slogan two years later and met Serge Gainsbourg on set. What followed was a creative and romantic partnership that made her a star in France: they released Jane Birkin/Serge Gainsbourg in 1969, and she appeared in his 1976 film Je t'aime moi non plus. She had three daughters — photographer Kate Barry, actress Charlotte Gainsbourg, and musician Lou Doillon — with three different men. After she and Gainsbourg split in 1980 she kept working steadily in French cinema and recorded solo albums,…
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