Family & Companions
Injuries Resulting From A Fire
The Best House in London (1969)
Topaz (1969)
Nicole Devereaux
Follow the Boys (1963)
Waltz of the Toreadors (1962)
Ghislaine
Tales of Paris (1962)
Love and the Frenchwoman (1961)
Topaz (1969) - Opening Credits
Follow The Boys (1963) - A Cheap Rolls-Royce
Act Of Love (1953) - I Would Learn To Speak Eskimo
Act Of Love (1953) - Truth Is For Peacetime
Follow The Boys (1963) - It's An Italian Baby
Actor. Divorced.
Producer. Critically injured in same fire; survived her.
The Chasers (1959)
Maid in Paris (1957)
Penny Benson
Napoleon (1955)
Frou-Frou (1955)
Act of Love (1953)
Lise Marie Elisabeth Greifonnet
Julietta (1953)
La Fete A Henriette (1952)
Feature debut, "Gates of the Night/Les Portes de la Nuit"
Final feature, "Topaz"
Follow The Boys (1963) - A Cheap Rolls-Royce Shooting pretty clearly on the waterfront in Cannes, Americans Liz and Bonnie (Janis Paige, Connie Francis) have just met, miffed because the ship carrying their men has been diverted to Italy, joined by French Michele (Dany Robin) and another yank Toni (Paula Prentiss), and improvising, early in Follow The Boys, 1963.
Follow The Boys (1963) - It's An Italian Baby Stranded in an Italian village with car trouble (Eric Pohlmann their farmer host), aiming to meet the U.S. Navy ship carrying their beaus, French Michele (Dany Robin) and Americans Liz, Toni and Bonnie (Janis Paige, Paula Prentiss and Connie Francis, born Concetta Rosemarie Franconero, in Newark, NJ), pull together, in MGM's Follow The Boys, 1963.
Topaz (1969) - Opening Credits Opening title sequence composed entirely of a military parade on Red Square, the opening of Alfred Hitchcock's Topaz, 1969, from Leon Uris' novel, starring Frederick Stafford, John Forsyth and John Vernon.
Act Of Love (1953) - I Would Learn To Speak Eskimo WWII vet Bob (Kirk Douglas) on the Riviera, makes a friend (Marthe Mercadier) then, through director Anatole Litvak's odd flashback, recalls Nina (Barbara Laage), Fernand (Fernand La Caux), Claude (Serge Reggiani), Adele (Gabrielle Dorziat) and Lise (Dany Robin), early in Act Of Love, 1953.
Act Of Love (1953) - Truth Is For Peacetime Wartime Paris, Nina (Barbara Laage) who's leaving town, with meek Lise (Dany Robin), to whom she's leaving her apartment, providing she will pose as the wife of American soldier Bob (Kirk Douglas), whom she soon meets, in Act Of Love, 1953, directed by Anatole Litvak.