Catherine Spaak, a noted Italian film actress who starred opposite Jean-Paul Belmondo Weekend in Dunkirkwith taylor rod Hotel And with Marcello Mastroianni a man with balloons, died. He was 77 years old.
Spaak had a brain hemorrhage last year and RAI News reported his death in Rome on Sunday. He was a naturalized citizen of Italy and did most of the work there.
In a statement, Italian Culture Minister Dario Francescini called Spaak “a versatile, cultural and elegant artist who has found a home in our country that has welcomed and loved”.
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He later starred in horror director Dario Argento alongside James Francisco and Carl Malden. nine tailed cat (1971).
“I was afraid to act,” he once said. “I lived in horror for years. I didn’t want to be an actress, but a dancer! [but] I was very tall back then. But doing so was my salvation.”
Born in France in 1945 to Belgian parents, Spaak appeared in his first film when he was 15 and achieved early success in Dino Rice’s travel comedy. sigh (1962), starring Vittorio Gasman and Jean-Louis Trininian.
Your credits are also included. nuns (1963); White screen (1963); man, woman and money (1965), also starring Mastroianni; The Brancaleone Weapon (1966); italian adultery (1966); Libertine (1968); If it’s Tuesday, it’s Belgium (1969); Diary of a telephone operator (1969), where he teamed up with Claudia Cardinale; horse fever (1976); s Alicia (2010).
Spaki was the presenter of the judicial program on Italian television. Forum and talk show HaremAnd as a flutist, he collected songs by Françoise Hardy.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
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