It was a legend of a French cinema, here he is in the first role. Are you admitted this young actor?

He was Madame Rosa, Tati Kuderk, Alice Agegil, Clement Buin, and of course, Marie, known as the “Golden Helmet”, Simone Signoret had an incredible career in both France and international, and won the possible interpretation of the cinema actor, including Oscar!

If we know a lot about the Simone Signoret, the star of Yves Montaned, one of the most famous comicans of the comicans for three decades, we know the sign of fewer roles that have long been recognized.

Do you know this movie?

You, of course, acknowledge the actress Simone Signoret at the age of 20! It was in Bolero by Jean Boyer, who was released in 1942, in the same year, as another film he was taking with this director, Prince’s charming Lucien Barrus. Bolero tells how architect Andre Luguette performs, who does not support Ravel Bolero, who is very difficult to come home, below his house.

Simone Signoret appears in the film for 2 minutes and after 40 seconds, in the shoes of a home employee. It is not known at the time that he had the right to close and even the replica: “There is an Armenian commotes that absolutely wants to talk to Boss.”

Then it is sent to the first floor of the boss and after that we do not see it. The film is mainly played by Luguet and the legendary Arlet, with a more sober role than usual.

Bolero and then?

Signoret will continue to be silhouettes and small roles for almost two years until Beatriz is a more important role in Jean de Marguenate’s desire (1944). Two years later, he became a partner of Yves Allegra and converted it to his four feature films before he caught up in 1951 before meeting Iv Montand and the role that made him a star next year: Jacques Becker’s golden helmet.

During his wealthy career, Signoret will win 3 BAFTA for the best foreign actor, but also a prize for the interpretation of a woman at the Cannes Film Festival and an Oscar Chemins de la Haute City (1959), as well as Caesar for the best actor in front of you by Moses Mikrah (1978). The actor left us on September 30, 1985.