Regina’s death, the queen of the night seen in the scenes of Ripu and the houses

The nightlife of Paris mourns the disappearance of the regime, this Sunday, May 1, at the age of 92. The businessman, who is known for his singing career, especially with the songs Les Petits papiers and La Grande Zoa, also appeared on the big screen and in the TV series scenes from families.

The queen of Paris’s nightlife since opening her nightclub Chez Régine in 1956, she has rapidly developed her franchise into over twenty discos around the world. Carrying a solo music career, he shrugs his shoulders at the biggest stars. From time to time he joins feature film actors, often in supporting roles or cameos, and sometimes in his own roles.

Thus, the director appeared in Norbert Carbono’s comedy La Gamberge (1962), later that same year in Anatoly Litvak’s “Knife in the Wound.” Philippe de Broca calls him in his role for the needs of Un monsieur de compagnie with Jean-Pierre Cassel and Catherine Deneuve. Four years later he has a small role in the marriage of Mazel Tov or Claude Berry.

In 1970, the director starred in Emergency Release (1970), an unknown film in which he showed that he was completely credible in the drama. He portrays an unsuccessful actor who obeys all fantasies (sometimes dangerous) to feel alive. This decade he is being filmed for Pierre Granier-Defer (train), Herbert Ross (Sherlock Holmes attacks Orient-Express) and Claude Lellouche (Robert and Robert). She eventually plays the second important role of a former prostitute in Claude Zidy in Les Ripoux.

Regime last appeared on the small screen in 2014, for the series Family scenes, In the role of Emma’s grandmother (Ann-Elizabeth Bletto). Finally, note that his memoir, Call me by my first name, was released in 1996 with the TV movie My name is Régine, where Claire Cayman offered her her features.