https://alainfabiendelon.blogspot.com/2015/10/las-mujeres-de-su-vida-rommy-schneider.htmlCuĂĄnto vacĂ­o hay en esta habitaciĂłntanta pasiĂłn colgada en la paredc Alain Delon et Romy Schneider ont vĂ©cu une histoire passionnelle dans les annĂ©es. Cet amour aura marquĂ© l’acteur qui n’oubliera jamais Romy Schneider. Ils incarnaient ensemble le symbole mĂȘme du cinĂ©ma europĂ©en. Lorsqu’Alain Delon et Romy Schneider entament leur relation, le cinĂ©ma encense le couple. Les deux acteurs tombent amoureux lorsqu’ils tournent ensemble le film Christine. C’est leur premiĂšre rencontre en 1958. Leur idylle ne naĂźt pas d’un coup de foudre mais plutĂŽt d’une sĂ©duction qui s’est installĂ©e tout doucement. Leur histoire d’amour durera cinq annĂ©es. Les deux acteurs conservent de bonnes relations aprĂšs leur rupturue et joueront mĂȘme Ă  nouveau ensemble dans le film La Piscine. Le 29 mai 1982, Romy Schneider est retrouvĂ©e morte dans son appartement Ă  Paris. Elle n’a que 43 ans et c’est son compagnon Laurent PĂ©tin, qui la dĂ©couvre. Ce dernier appelle trĂšs vite Alain Delon pour le prĂ©venir. L’acteur français se rend rapidement dans l’appartement de son ex-compagne. L’émission Ligne rouge diffusĂ©e sur BFMTV est revenue sur cet Ă©pisode. Ce lundi 27 juin, elle a consacrĂ© un numĂ©ro Ă  Alain Delon. Dans le documentaire, on apprend que lorsque l’acteur dĂ©couvre le corps de Romy Schneider, il a un rĂ©flexe improbable pour acter le dĂ©part de celle qui a aimĂ© dans le passĂ©. "Elle Ă©tait lĂ , elle avait l'air apaisĂ©e. Alain a sorti un petit appareil photo, il a fait des photos d'elle", raconte Alain Terzian, ami et producteur d’Alain Delon. DerniĂšre actu Alain Delon : “Elle est magnifique. Je la regarde souvent”Un rĂ©cit confirmĂ© par Alain Delon lui-mĂȘme. En mai dernier, il expliquait son geste si particulier au JDD. "J'ai pris une photo d'elle morte sur son lit, que je garde dans mon portefeuille : Romy a l'air de dormir d'un sommeil profond, elle est magnifique. Je la regarde souvent...", avait confiĂ© Alain Delon. Le comĂ©dien ne se contente pas de prendre une photo de Romy Schneider qui vient de dĂ©cĂ©der. Tout aprĂšs son dĂ©cĂšs, il lui Ă©crit quelques mots, une sorte d’ode dĂ©diĂ©e Ă  celle qui a partagĂ© sa vie. "Je te regarde dormir. Je suis auprĂšs de toi, Ă  ton chevet. Tu es vĂȘtue d'une longue tunique noire et rouge, brodĂ©e sur le corsage. Ce sont des fleurs, je crois mais je ne les regarde pas. Je te dis adieu, le plus long des adieux, ma puppele. C'est comme ça que je t'appelais. Ça voulait dire 'petite poupĂ©e' en allemand", avait Ă©crit Alain Delon Ă  Romy Schneider. Une lettre qu’il garde souvent prĂšs de lui depuis la disparition de l’immense actrice. Journaliste indĂ©pendante, Amina se passionne pour les tendances sociĂ©tales qu'elle dissĂšque avec les mots. Elle porte un regard particulier sur les droits de la femme et l’égalitĂ© des chances. Lorsqu’elle 

Second video for Alain's birthdayOne video I made with the song "Not Goodbye", by Laura Pausini, about my favorite couple: Alain Delon and Romy Schneider
There's a disquieting moment in Purple Noon, RenĂ© ClĂ©ment's 1960 adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel The Talented Mr Ripley, in which Tom Ripley muses upon his fresh murder. He sits, glass of wine in hand, sipping it, slowly. His eyes, the focus of the shot, are the clearest grey. Like marbles, they are beautiful, but they are cold, glassy and empty. They are Alain Delon's eyes and they would make him an overnight star. Often dubbed the male Brigitte Bardot, it only took one film, Purple Noon (adapted again in 1999 as The Talented Mr Ripley, starring Matt Damon) for 25-year-old Delon to take the title as the most seductive man in cinema. Delon's lazy insouciance, cold detachment, shady sophistication and angelic insolence - learnt, no doubt, from past connections with the French criminal underworld - carved him a niche: the pretty-boy killer. Delon was later credited as having created cinema's "cerebral hitman".Classic followed classic, from Luchino Visconti's Rocco And His Brothers in the same year of Purple Noon, to Visconti's The Leopard in 1963, via Jean-Pierre Melville's Le SamouraĂŻ in 1967 and Jacques Deray's seminal masterpiece La Piscine in 1969. With each film, Delon's impossible beauty and impenetrably dark temperament would swell his status further. But because Delon rejected English-speaking roles (the effort entailed would scupper his trademark languor) and thus a contract with American producer David Selznick, he was God everywhere but Hollywood. He was idolised by men and women alike, from France to Japan. He dated everyone from Mireille Darc to Romy Schneider. From the Sixties to the mid-Eighties, Delon dominated the national box office and was the highest-paid actor in France's year will mark Delon's sixth, and last, decade in cinema. At 81 years old, with a repertoire of 80-plus films, for which he has won France's highest film prize, the CĂ©sar, and was awarded the Legion Of Honour, Delon is retiring. The choice was easy: an exceptional past, a mediocre future. There's no point in dawdling. He will do one more play and one last film with Patrice Leconte, starring opposite Juliette Binoche, then it will be over. Cut. The kiss: After meeting on the set of Jeff (1969), Delon and Mireille Darc dated for 15 yearsGetty ImagesAlong with Charles de Gaulle, Alain Delon is one of the most recognisable Frenchmen in the world. When I meet him, he is standing by the general's tomb in Colombey-les-Deux-Églises, northeastern France, where de Gaulle died. He stands with his face turned towards the sun, looking up at the giant Lorraine cross which seems to tower above the whole of France. Moments earlier, he laid a wreath on the general's tomb and crossed himself twice, observed by a couple of delighted onlookers asking for selfies. He searches for the right voice - slows his words, gives them weight - and begins to recite de Gaulle's famous appeal, broadcast by the BBC 77 years ago, asking the French to join him in fighting the German occupying forces."I, General de Gaulle, currently in London, invite French officers and soldiers located on British territory, or those heading this way, armed or unarmed, as well as engineers and specialised workers of the armament industries, to contact me." Alain Delon, who has always played the part of Alain Delon, now thinks he is General de Gaulle. And he gives himself fully to the part. How could he not? Once considered one of the world's most handsome men, Delon is entitled to show off a 14 July 1958, Delon was standing near de Gaulle on the Champs ÉlysĂ©es during an inspection of the troops. De Gaulle was acknowledging the cheering crowd. Delon was an unknown orderly among thousands. De Gaulle did not recognise Delon in the crowd. "That was inevitable," Delon explains, snootily. "In 1958, Delon was not Delon. And when he became Delon, he did not have the opportunity to meet the general." When did he become Delon? "Only after Purple Noon," he replies, unfazed that I, too, am talking about Delon in the third person. "The film was a great hit in Japan. I became an emperor over there. All the boys were crazy about Delon. They styled their hair like Delon. A taxi driver in Tokyo told me, 'So you are a Frenchman? Like Alain Delon?' They only knew two French names in Japan: de Gaulle and Delon."Rex/ShutterstockThere are two types of Delon: annoyed Delon and emotional Delon. The megalomaniac and the nostalgic. They feed off each other. The night before Delon read de Gaulle's BBC appeal, just under a hundred of us are sitting outside in the dark, facing the gigantic Lorraine cross as it wanes in the black starry night. Delon is in the first row, shaking intermittently with muffled sobs. A projector has been assembled on its large granite base and arms. A film is showing. The voiceover in the commentary is that of Alain Delon. Delon is listening to himself speak. He is speaking about de Gaulle, about himself and, in truth, about us. This is because the film, a little gem directed by the company Penseur De Prod, is a sonic and visual retrospective of 12 years of Gaullism, from 1958 to 1969. It's a return to the joyous Sixties, full of innovation and a single hour, a whole decade flits across the screen: politics, adverts, newsreaders, TV programmes, famous songs, films and actors; de Gaulle speaking on the news; de Gaulle's CitroĂ«n DS; the opening credits of the Eurovision Song Contest; Bardot's bottom in Jean-Luc Godard's Contempt; Johnny Hallyday and Claude François and young bucks about to become stars, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Delon, Maurice Ronet... Their photos flicker on the cross. Then there are the dead: small animated coffins that take off like rockets along the cross up to the stars. Edith Piaf, GĂ©rard Philipe... With each death, Delon emits a kind of hiccup, like a brief cry of pain. On 28 April 1969, President de Gaulle stands down after his referendum defeat and dies the following year. "France will never be the same again," solemnly concludes Alain Delon's disembodied voice from the Delon crying over de Gaulle, himself, these golden years, or the France he has loved and lost? All of it, no doubt. His greatest years coincide with that same decade: 1958-1969. It was a turbulent era, gripped by conservatism - carefully censored news, quietly growing social taboos - and the irrepressible desire for freedom and celebration. Delon was there. The stepson of a butcher from Bourg-la-Reine, Delon was too restless to study, so he enrolled as a marine at the end of the First Indochina turning point for Delon was when his friend and colleague Brigitte Aubert introduced him to the director Yves AllĂ©gret, who cast him in Send A Woman When The Devil Fails. "I had no idea what to do," says Delon, with his trademark stare. "AllĂ©gret stared at me, just like that, and told me: 'Listen to me, Alain. Speak as you are speaking to me. Stare as you are staring at me. Listen as you are listening to me. Don't act. Live.' It changed everything. If Yves AllĂ©gret had not told me that, I would never have had this career."Getty ImagesDelon made films with the greats, from Jean-Pierre Melville to Luchino Visconti, via Joseph Losey, Michelangelo Antonioni and Jacques Deray. He was their protĂ©gĂ© and then he was their icon. Delon's CV may as well be a list of French and Italian cinematic masterpieces. Modern cinema, however, doesn't interest him. "It's a shallow, worthless era soured by money. We no longer film with a moving camera but a digital thing stuck on the end of your fist," he sighs. "No one gives a shit about anything any more. If Jean Gabin and Lino Ventura were alive today, they'd be completely stumped." He's talking like an old fogey and he knows it. "Those who use the phrase 'It was better in my day' are old fools. But when I say it, it's different, because it's true: in my day, it was something else, it really was better. You see, I don't have anything to lose any more, I've had it all." He opens one of the many photo albums weighing down the table. "Look, I had incredible luck. I've been happy all my life; I filmed with the best. I did what I wanted, with who I wanted, when I wanted. I dwell on the past more than I think about the future, yes, because my past was extraordinary. Today just doesn't compare. A life like I had doesn't come around twice. That's why when it comes to retirement, I have no regrets."How can one not succumb to nostalgia when one has lived a life like Delon's? But Delon takes nostalgia to new levels. His Parisian office on Boulevard Haussmann is astonishing: Alain Delon is everywhere. There isn't a wall, table or corner without a picture of Alain Delon. Sometimes they are interspersed by pictures of his dogs or of Romy Schneider or Luchino Visconti. A little lost in all the clutter are pictures of a naked Marilyn, Edwige FeuillĂšre and the Gaullist Jacques Chaban-Delmas. Just in case I missed the obvious, Delon says, with a sweeping gesture, "Here is Alain Delon." The Delon tour is in the first person. "I am handsome. And it seems, my darling, that I was very, very, very, very handsome indeed. Look at Rocco [And His Brothers], look at Purple Noon! The women were all obsessed with me. From when I was 18 till when I was 50." He chooses to omit the fact that he was the object of desire for as many men as women. He first became aware of this when a friend took him to Saint-Germain-des-PrĂ©s in the mid-Fifties, to meet the literati among the iconic Parisian cafĂ©s De Flore and Les Deux Magots. "I realised that everyone was looking at me. Women became my motivation. I owe them everything. They were the ones who inspired me to look better than anyone else, to stand stronger and taller than anyone else, and to see it in their eyes."Delon rarely watches films, because almost all his colleagues are dead. Delon can't stop counting those still alive and he is haunted by those on their way out. He regularly attends funerals and memorials - he likes the solemnity. "He suits grief better than joy," says his friend, the director Philippe Labro. Each day, solitude gains a little more ground on Delon. He splits his time between his office in Paris, his apartment in Geneva, and his country home in Douchy, between Auxerre and OrlĂ©ans, with Loubo, his latest dog. Fifty other dogs are buried in his garden. Delon has already prepared his sepulture in a chapel, next to his dead chic: With 'love of his life' Romy Schneider at Nice airport, 1968Getty Images"It's too hard. I could never watch La Piscine again. That would be impossible. The three people I loved have gone: Romy, Deray and Ronet. I know the film off by can recite every line before it's even uttered." He pauses. "To hear Romy say, 'I love you', when she is no longer with us, I just can't bear it." From his red sofa, Delon stares at the large photo resting on the floor of his fiancĂ©e from the early Sixties, Romy Schneider - "the love of my life" - to whom, like so many other women, he was ultimately unable to commit. "She's been dead 35 years," he repeats. "I can't believe it. And Dalida, 30 years! I adored that woman." After Romy's funeral, in 1982, Delon wrote her a love letter, recalling what Visconti had said to them when he cast them on stage together: "He said we resembled each other because we had, between our brows, the same V, which furrowed in moments of anger, fear and anxiety. He called it 'Rembrandt's V' because the painter bore the same V in his self-portraits. But now when I watch you sleep, Rembrandt's V is gone."Delon's V never vanished. I see it etched into his forehead during these serious moments, when the actor speaks of those no longer living, cinema's lost era or his own death. It appears when he recounts his encounter with RenĂ© ClĂ©ment, the director who made Delon Delon. It happened in 1958, when filming Purple Noon. ClĂ©ment imagined Delon, then largely unknown, as perfect for the role of Philippe Greenleaf, the playboy son of a millionaire. But Delon wanted to play the con artist, Tom Ripley. Yet hotshot actor Jacques Charrier, dating Brigitte Bardot, had already been cast. Delon was invited to the director's home, near the Champs-ÉlysĂ©es, with producers Robert and Raymond Hakim. "In the salon, I said to RenĂ© ClĂ©ment that I wanted to be Ripley," recalls Delon. "The Hakim brothers were gobsmacked. They said to me: 'Who are you to demand one role over another? You are addressing Mr ClĂ©ment!'" At the other end of the salon, a woman with a Slavic accent spoke: Bella, ClĂ©ment's wife. Delon imitates her by rolling his Rs. "RenĂ©, darling, the little one is right!" And so the little one won. "Match point," says Delon, "the end. The role was mine.""Ripley", he continues, "was right for me because I'm an actor, not a comedian. Comedy is vocational. You go to school, you learn the craft... Acting happens by accident. Depardieu is an actor. Jean-Paul [Belmondo] is an extraordinary comedian. He wanted this career since he was a little boy. He learnt his craft then went to drama school. I'm the son of a butcher. Even if my father had been a director, I wouldn't have found this career without literally falling into it. I'm an actor by accident." He rephrases: "An actor has a strong personality for directors to put to good use. The comedian acts, but the actor lives. That's not meant to be insulting. It's just how it is.""I was very, very handsome. Women were all obsessed with me."Delon functions by instinct. His daughter, Anouchka, understands. Herself a comedian, Anouchka followed the traditional drama school route. Six years ago, she played alongside her father in Eric Assous' play An Ordinary Day. "My father doesn't spend much time on his roles and he's not a fan of rehearsals," she says. "Whereas I work like mad to be as natural as possible, it comes instantly to him. He can deliver everything effortlessly. Before getting on stage he would say to me, 'Come on, let's have 'em.' It was a great pep talk." Out of Delon's four children, Anouchka is reportedly the only recipient of his unconditional love; Delon has more strained relationships with his three tries to explain how difficult her career is today. Her name holds her back. "The name prompts rejection. He has a hard time getting his head around that. Producers refuse to work with me because of my name. It began at drama school. I was shy, I was rubbish and all I could hear was, 'I just want to see how Delon's daughter falls flat on her face.' Together, Delon and his daughter watch DVDs, and sometimes Anouchka takes him to the cinema on the Champs-ÉlysĂ©es in the hope that he'll believe in great modern directors. But it's pointless. "He got me to love his films, but I've had less success with mine. He's always telling me cinema is dead. I allow him his nostalgia but I say, 'It's not cinema that's dead, it's your time.' Delon's daughter is 26 years old and has the same look as her father's, but with one blue eye and one brown. "My father's career has been extraordinary," she says simply. "No one else can ever achieve what he has achieved."Delon no longer looks like Delon. His life of fame and seduction has taken a toll on his skin. Yet, wherever he goes, he still seeks the most flattering light. Finding the best angle is a reflex. And as he finishes his monologue about his sparkling life, I get the strange feeling it's a collective life. It belongs to everyone. Whether we like it or not, he is right: the golden age of French cinema began and finished with Delon, with that humourless smile and Tom Ripley's clear, grey Delon: A life in film1960 Purple NoonDirected by RenĂ© ClĂ©ment, Delon's first major role, as a pretty-boy killer, was lauded by critics and turned him into an overnight Rocco And His BrothersLuchino Visconti's portrayal of the Italian working class was a first in operatic realism and stars Delon as Rocco, who endures a rivalry with brother Simone over the love of a beautiful The LeopardVisconti's historical epic, based on Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's novel (often praised as the only film better than the book), captures the social upheaval during the unification of Italy in the 1860s. Delon is an opportunistic war hero intent on a politically advantageous Le SamouraĂŻFate, solitude and psychosis are the heavy themes evoked by Jean-Pierre Melville's thriller starring Delon as a philosophical contract La PiscineJacques Deray's seminal masterpiece set around a swimming pool in Saint-Tropez channels repressed desire and fatal tension between a pair of lovers (Delon and Romy Schneider) and a father and his daughter (Maurice Ronet and Jane Birkin).1976 Mr KleinIn one of his career's most challenging roles, Delon is an art dealer who profits from Jews selling their possessions before fleeing France, until he is mistaken as a Jew by the Vichy police. This Kafkaesque film by Joseph Losey is one of the greatest films about wartime paranoia, and led to Delon's first nomination for a this? Now read:Iggy Pop: 'I’ve decided to have a shorter life. I don’t want to sit around till I’m 90'Rob and Nick Carter: The art of innovationIcon: David Bailey
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La mort tragique de son fils a eu raison de l'envie de vivre de Romy Schneider. Dix mois aprĂšs David, en 1982, l'actrice est dĂ©cĂ©dĂ©e Ă  seulement 43 ans. Quelques heures aprĂšs son dĂ©cĂšs, Alain Delon Ă©tait auprĂšs de sa dĂ©pouille, Ă  coucher son Ă©motion sur le papier. Leur romance n'a durĂ© que cinq ans, mais leur histoire d'amour s'est Ă©crite jusqu'Ă  la mort tragique de l'actrice, en 1982... Ce 23 septembre 2020, Romy Schneider aurait fĂȘtĂ© ses 82 ans et son fiancĂ© de toujours, Alain Delon, pense Ă  elle. "Une Ă©toile ne s'Ă©teint jamais. On va t'aimer toujours. Merci", a confiĂ© aujourd'hui le comĂ©dien Ă  l'AFP. En apprenant sa mort il y a trente-huit ans, c'Ă©tait dĂ©jĂ  par Ă©crit que le GuĂ©pard avait exprimĂ© sa tristesse, quelques heures seulement aprĂšs le drame. Romy Schneider, de son vrai nom Rose-Marie Albach-Retty, n'avait que 43 ans lorsqu'elle a trouvĂ© la mort chez elle, dans le 7e arrondissement de Paris. C'est son compagnon d'alors, le producteur Laurent PĂ©tin, qui avait fait la macabre dĂ©couverte. Les causes du dĂ©cĂšs de l'actrice allemande naturalisĂ©e française n'ont jamais Ă©tĂ© Ă©tablies, bien que la piste d'un suicide ou d'un accident liĂ© Ă  la prise d'alcool et de mĂ©dicaments ait Ă©tĂ© largement Ă©voquĂ©e. ArrivĂ© sur place peu de temps aprĂšs que son coeur avait cessĂ© de battre, Alain Delon s'est longuement recueilli devant le corps de celle qu'il a aimĂ©e passionnĂ©ment, aprĂšs leur rencontre sur le tournage du film Christine, en 1958 et ce, jusqu'Ă  la douloureuse rupture de leurs fiançailles en 1963. "Je te regarde dormir. Je suis auprĂšs de toi, Ă  ton chevet. Tu es vĂȘtue d'une longue tunique noire et rouge, brodĂ©e sur le corsage. Ce sont des fleurs, je crois, mais je ne les regarde pas", a d'abord Ă©crit l'acteur, dans une ultime lettre d'amour publiĂ©e par Paris Match quelques jours plus tard et qu'il garderait avec lui depuis. Je te dis adieu, le plus long des adieux, ma PuppelĂ©. C'est comme ça que je t'appelais. Ça voulait dire 'petite poupĂ©e', en allemand. Je ne regarde pas les fleurs, mais ton visage, et je pense que tu es belle, et que jamais peut-ĂȘtre tu n'as Ă©tĂ© aussi belle. Je pense aussi que c'est la premiĂšre fois de ma vie – et de la tienne – que je te vois sereine et apaisĂ©e." Tu es ma soeur, je suis ton frĂšre Alain Delon poursuit alors : "Ils disent que tu Ă©tais un mythe (...). Il rentre chez lui, le mythe, le soir. Alors il n'est que Romy, rien qu'une femme, avec une vie mal comprise, mal reçue, mal Ă©crite dans les journaux, assaillie et traquĂ©e. Alors, il s'use, le mythe, dans sa solitude. Il s'angoisse. Et plus il est conscient, et plus il tombe, Ă  doses plus ou moins rĂ©pĂ©tĂ©es, dans les bĂ©atitudes de l'alcool et du tranquillisant. Ça devient habitude, puis rĂšgle, puis nĂ©cessitĂ©. Puis c'est irremplaçable et le coeur, usĂ©, s'arrĂȘte parce qu'il est trop las de battre (...). On dit que le dĂ©sespoir que t'a causĂ© la mort de David [son fils, en 1981, NDLR] t'a tuĂ©e. Non, ils se trompent. Il ne t'a pas tuĂ©e. Il t'a achevĂ©e." Plus loin, dans cette longue missive Ă  vif, il Ă©crit : "Hier encore tu Ă©tais vivante. C'Ă©tait la nuit. Tu as dit Ă  Laurent, comme vous rentriez Ă  la maison : 'Va te coucher. Je te rejoindrai tout Ă  l'heure. Moi, je reste un peu avec David en Ă©coutant de la musique.' Tu disais cela chaque soir..." Le SamouraĂŻ Ă©voque Ă©galement leur douloureuse rupture en 1963, puis leur tendre amitiĂ© : "Notre vie, qui ne regarde personne, nous a sĂ©parĂ©s. Mais nous nous appelions. Souvent. Oui, c'est exactement ça : nous nous lancions des 'appels'. Ensuite, en 1968, ce fut La Piscine. Nous nous sommes retrouvĂ©s, pour travailler (...). AprĂšs notre film, tu es ma soeur, je suis ton frĂšre. Tout est pur et clair entre nous." Finalement, le pĂšre d'Anthony Delon, Anouchka et Alain-Fabien conclut sa lettre sur les obsĂšques Ă  venir, organisĂ©es le 2 juin 1982 Ă  Boissy-sans-Avoir, dans les Yvelines. "Dans quelques jours, ton fils, David, viendra te rejoindre. Dans un petit village oĂč tu venais de recevoir les clĂ©s d'une maison. LĂ , tu voulais vivre, prĂšs de Laurent, prĂšs de Sarah [Biasini], ta fille. LĂ , tu vas dormir pour toujours. En France. PrĂšs de nous, prĂšs de moi. Je me suis occupĂ© de ton dĂ©part Ă  Boissy, pour soulager Laurent et ta famille. Mais je n'irai ni Ă  l'Ă©glise ni au cimetiĂšre (...). Pardonne-moi. J'irai te voir, le lendemain, et nous serons seuls (...). Repose-toi. Je suis lĂ . J'ai appris un peu d'allemand, prĂšs de toi. 'Ich liebe dich.' Je t'aime. Je t'aime, ma PuppelĂ©.'"
Personal life. On 20 March 1959, Delon was engaged to actress Romy Schneider, whom he met when they co-starred in the film Christine (1958). During their relationship, he had an affair with German actress, singer and model Nico. On 11 August 1962, Nico gave birth to a son, Christian Aaron "Ari", fathered by Delon.
Leur histoire a commencĂ© en 1958. C’est l’annĂ©e oĂč ils se sont rencontrĂ©s pour la premiĂšre fois. Romy Schneider, une actrice d’origine allemande, fait tomber sous son charme celui qui deviendra plus tard son fiancĂ©. C’était lors du tournage du film Christine. Quelques mois aprĂšs, ils se sont fiancĂ©s alors qu’ils Ă©taient en voyage romantique, en Italie. Ils Ă©taient par la suite surnommĂ©s, par le monde entier, « les fiancĂ©s de l’Europe ». Alain Delon est revenu, lors d’une entrevue avec la JDD, sur la mort de son grand amour. C’était le 29 mai 1982. Elle n’avait que 43 ans. L’entrevue s’est passĂ©e le 28 mai 2022. L’émouvante anecdote d’Alain Delon Durant l’interview, le papa d’Anthony Delon, explique la raison de son absence aux obsĂšques de son ancienne fiancĂ©e. « Elle a Ă©tĂ© mon premier grand amour. Je ne voulais pas ĂȘtre la cible des photographes, c’était du voyeurisme. Je suis allĂ© me recueillir sur sa tombe quelques jours plus tard, pour ĂȘtre seul avec elle, sans personne. En revanche, je suis allĂ© la veiller chez elle. Je lui ai Ă©crit une lettre, que j’ai souvent lue depuis Ă  la tĂ©lĂ©vision. », a-t-il dit. Ému, il continue en racontant : « J’ai pris une photo d’elle morte sur son lit, que je garde dans mon portefeuille : Romy a l’air de dormir d’un sommeil profond, elle est magnifique. Je la regarde souvent
 » La photo est donc pour lui un moyen de garder un souvenir Ă©ternel de son grand amour. Une rupture inattendue Alain Delon, en guise de rappel, est l’acteur du film Sois belle et tais-toi. Il s’est amourachĂ© d’une autre femme et a dĂ©cidĂ© de rompre d’avec Romy Schneider. Ce fut un choc brutal pour cette derniĂšre. Elle qui venait tout juste de rentrer de voyage, ne s’attendant pas Ă  une rupture aussi soudaine. La jolie blonde n’a rien vu venir. C’est dans une lettre qu’elle dĂ©couvre que son fiancĂ© la quitte pour une autre. Une femme qui s’appelle Nathalie (Francine Canovas). C’est la seule femme avec qui Delon s’est mariĂ© et il a eu un enfant avec elle. Ils ont divorcĂ© en 1969. C’est Bernard Pascuito, l’un des biographes de la star de Sissi, qui a rĂ©vĂ©lĂ© l’histoire. « Romy Ă©tait partie Ă  l’étranger. Lorsqu’elle rentre Ă  Paris, elle le rejoint Ă  leur appartement, et lĂ  sur la table du salon il y a un bouquet de fleurs, et un petit mot : “La raison me force Ă  te dire adieu. Nous avons vĂ©cu notre mariage avant de nous Ă©pouser. Notre mĂ©tier nous enlĂšverait toute chance de survie
 ne te trompe pas sur la couleur de ces fleurs : ce ne sont pas des roses noires. Je te rends ta libertĂ© en te laissant mon cƓur. Je suis parti avec Nathalie. Pardonne-moi. Alain” », racontait le biographe. Les autres histoires d’amour d’Alain Delon Alain Delon a Ă©galement eu une histoire d’amour avec une autre femme, Rosalie Van Breemen. Alain-Fabien (nĂ© en mars 1994) est le fruit de cet amour. Ils ont aussi eu une fille qui s’appelle Anouchka. Elle est nĂ©e en 1990, un 25 novembre. Sa relation avec Rosalie se termine en 2001. Nombreuses ont Ă©tĂ© les conquĂȘtes d’Alain Delon. Parmi celles-ci figurait une autre actrice allemande rĂ©pondant au nom de Nico. L’histoire se serait passĂ©e durant sa relation avec Romy Schneider. Elle a donnĂ© naissance Ă  un fils que Delon n’a pas reconnu comme le sien. En 2019, Christian Aaron dit Ari, poursuit Delon en justice pour une reconnaissance de paternitĂ©. Delon a Ă©galement eu une histoire avec deux femmes, en mĂȘme temps. L’une d’elles Ă©tait Maddly Bamy. Une danseuse et actrice guadeloupĂ©enne qu’il a rencontrĂ©e lors du tournage du film la piscine. Et l’autre s’appelait Mireille Darc. Cette relation triangulaire fut la source d’inspiration du film The Love Mates de 1969. Mireille Darc a jouĂ© un rĂŽle important dans ce film. Bamy a mis fin Ă  cette relation pour devenir la derniĂšre campagne de Jacques Brel. En 1960, Alain Delon a aussi eu une histoire avec Dalila. Ils se sont rencontrĂ©s Ă  Paris en 1955 et sont devenus amis. Ils habitaient le mĂȘme immeuble sur les Champs-ÉlysĂ©es.
Romy Schneider Alain Delon. Luchino Visconti. Beaux Couples. Couple Poses Reference. Movies "I suffered a lot, sometimes I made mistakes, but I loved." - Alain Delon Alain Delon garde un souvenir Ă©mu de sa relation avec Romy Schneider, qui a partagĂ© sa vie durant quelques annĂ©es. Et on apprend aujourd’hui que celle-ci a victime d’abus sexuels de la part de son beau-pĂšre. L’acteur avait veillĂ© durant de longues heures le cadavre de son ex-compagne, refusant de la voir partir, et Ă©prouvant de grosses difficultĂ©s Ă  « surmonter sa disparition ». À son dĂ©cĂšs, l’acteur avait pris trois clichĂ©s, qu’il aurait toujours dans son portefeuille. Ce 12 juin, on apprendra davantage sur Romy Schneider, dans le documentaire, « Conversation avec Romy Schneider », qui sera diffusĂ© Ă  20h05 sur Arte. On ignore si Alain Delon a Ă©tĂ© sollicitĂ©. Dans le cadre de ce documentaire, son amie la journaliste Alice Schwarzer Ă©voque ses traumatismes et les abus de son beau-pĂšre. « Comme beaucoup de femmes, elle a vĂ©cu des moments de violence ou d’humiliation sexuelle, mais je crois que son traumatisme le plus grand, c’était son beau-pĂšre », a-t-elle indiquĂ©. Sa mĂšre, Magda Schneider, avait refait sa vie avec Hans-Herbert Blatzheim, un restaurateur, alors que l’actrice n’avait que 15 ans. Celle qui avait partagĂ© la vie d’Alain Delon Ă©tait suivie et harcelĂ©e par son beau-pĂšre. « Mon beau-pĂšre a essayĂ© de coucher avec moi, et pas qu’une seule fois », a-t-elle dĂ©clarĂ©. « Elle a dit ça avec une voix violente et fraĂźchement blessĂ©e, comme si ça s’était passĂ© hier ». « Imaginez-vous, vous ĂȘtes dans la maison de votre mĂšre et son nouveau mari n’arrĂȘte pas de vous courir aprĂšs, vous ĂȘtes obligĂ©e de vous enfermer aux toilettes. C’est dramatique », a commentĂ© commente Alice Schwarzer. Et de poursuivre : « Sa mĂšre ne l’a pas protĂ©gĂ©e. Il faut mĂȘme se poser la question si sa mĂšre a jouĂ© avec ça, comme elle a vendu sa fille au cinĂ©ma ».

Romy Schneider bĂŒyĂŒk aƟkı Alain Delon ile birlikte Romy Scheider, 1958 yılında “Christine” filminde rol aldığında ilk kez Fransız sinemasının sĂŒper starı Alain Delon ile karĆŸÄ±laƟtı ve ona aĆŸÄ±k oldu, onun için Fransa’ya yerleƟti. 1963 yılının son gĂŒnlerinde Alain Delon onu ansızın terk edene kadar beƟ yıl

Se il duo formato da Romy Schneider e Alain Delon Ăš ancora oggi uno dei piĂč iconici del cinema, Ăš soprattutto grazie alla sua rappresentazione sul grande schermo, tra finzione e realtĂ . Un idillio raccontato anche dalle foto dei loro film in cui hanno recitato en couple. Alain Delon e Romy Schneider sul set di L'amante pura © Sunset Boulevard / Corbis / Getty ImagesL’amante pura (1958) di Pierre Gaspard-HuitNella Vienna del 1906, Lena Eggersdorf (Micheline Presle) ha una relazione con Franz Lobheiner (Alain Delon) da oltre un anno. Quest'ultimo, desideroso di rompere, si lascia portare dal suo migliore amico in un'enoteca dove incontra Christine (Romy Schneider). Anche se entrambi all'inizio sono timorosi, tra loro nasce l' film segna la prima volta dei due attori sul grande schermo insieme. Fu la stessa Romy Schneider a scegliere Alain Delon come suo partner sul set tra altri attori sulla base della sua fotografia. Sfortunatamente, la chimica non ha funzionato da sola. Mentre lei lo aveva visto, con delusione, come "un giovane troppo bello, troppo ben pettinato, [...] troppo alla moda", lui la trovava "capricciosa e noiosa". Due caratteri forti che alla fine hanno trovato un punto d'incontro, e alla fine delle riprese sono diventati la coppia che tutti conosciamo.© FilmPublicityArchive / United Archives /Getty Images© ullstein bild / Getty ImagesRomy Schneider e Alain Delon sul set di La Piscina © Sunset Boulevard / Corbis / Getty ImagesLa Piscina (1969) di Jacques DerayJean Paul (Alain Delon) e Marianne (Romy Schneider) sono in vacanza nella villa di un amico. Quando Harry (Maurice Ronet), l'ex amante di Marianne, si unisce a loro, si instaura un clima di tensione e gelosia mentre Jean Paul comincia ad avvicinarsi alla ragazza di Jean Paul, Penelope (Jane Birkin).Cinque anni dopo la loro rottura, i due attori si ritrovano sul set di un film su richiesta di Alain Delon, che propone, questa volta lui, Romy Schneider come partner. Quest'ultima era felicissima di poter recitare di nuovo accanto a lui e la coppia si Ăš riformata sul grande schermo con grande passione. Perpetuando l'illusione di una vera storia d'amore, quello fra le due star sul set era in realtĂ  un rapporto di fiducia e di amicizia.© Sunset Boulevard / Corbis / Getty ImagesAlain Delon e Romy Schneider durante le riprese del film La Piscina, il 19 agosto 1968 a Saint-Tropez © Patrice Picot / Gamma-Rapho / Getty ImagesAlain Delon e Romy Schneider in L'assassinio di Trotsky © FilmPublicityArchive / United Archives / Getty ImagesL’assassinio di Trotsky (1972) di Joseph LoseyRamĂłn Mercader (Alain Delon), deve trovare e assassinare Leo Trotsky (Richard Burton), che si nasconde in Messico, su ordine di Josip Stalin. Cerca allora di avvicinarsi a lui, diventando amico di Gita (Romy Schneider), una comunista vicina a film poco noto della coppia cinematografica, fu l'ultimo a riunire le due icone sul grande schermo. Alla fine, quest'ultimo film che narra di una storia d'amore impossibile suggellĂČ una lealtĂ  tra i due che andava oltre il romanticismo, e la loro relazione divenne un'icona al di lĂ  delle immagini sullo schermo.© Alain Dejean / Sygma / Getty Images© Alain Dejean / Sygma / Getty ImagesCelebrata da una mostra alla CinĂ©mathĂšque, Romy Schneider ha ancora molte sfaccettature di sĂ© da rivelare.

La Piscine (The Swimming Pool) is a 1969 Italian-French film directed by Jacques Deray, starring Alain Delon, Romy Schneider, Maurice Ronet and Jane Birkin.S

French actor Alain Delon and the German actress Romy Schneider, who in the 1960s was named the most beautiful woman in the world, fell in love at first sight when they met on the set of the film La Piscine (The Swimming Pool), which was filmed in France in 1965. They were young, charming, and very attractive, and their feelings have not faded with time and have grown stronger from one year to another, although they were almost twenty years apart in age. An Overview Alain Delon (October 19, 1935, in Sceaux) – French actor, film producer, singer. He is one of France’s most popular film stars and has a large international audience. His career has lasted more than 50 years; he plays in more than 110 films. Alain De Lourd was interested in sports while studying at school. After studying literature, he began his career as an actor appearing on stage. In 1955, after watching his debut work on screen with Jean Gabin playing Ramoneur directed by Georges Clouzot, he signed a contract with Pathé Films. How the Romance Started To open a new movie about Paris, Alain-Delon went to Karlovy Vary. While there, he met with co-star Henri Vidal. He said that his wife would love to meet the French actress. Alain immediately agreed, although at that time they had not yet worked together in any film. So they were introduced to each other in London and fell in love right away. At first, everything was going fine, but already after a couple of weeks, it turned out that their feelings were stronger than both had imagined at first sight. They began to quarrel for very silly reasons. They especially liked to argue about how much money should be spent on clothes for themselves – for Romy’s dresses were always expensive; she also liked shopping and looking around boutiques. For example, one day she bought an expensive dress from Gucci in New York City, followed by another fashionable piece from Max Mara – in a single day! In addition, they argued because of jealousy: Alain did not like when Romy was photographed or interviewed by journalists without him being present. And once he even knocked down one such photographer who dared approach her without him knowing anything. On another occasion, during filming in Milan, he forced her to publicly admit her infidelity. So during filming, Romy confessed to having relations with two men: director Vittorio De Sica and actor Marcello Mastroianni (the latter three years older than Alain). It is curious that at first, she confessed only by writing these words on paper before the eyes of all those present. But seeing that no one believed it anyway, finally decided to confess face-to-face (right before De Sica himself), which made things even worse between them. After that, they continued to insist on reconciling several times until at last officially broke up in 1974. As soon as she filed for divorce, Delon found a girlfriend almost immediately: American tennis player Mimi Donaldson. During their relationship (which lasted five years) the woman bore him four children, whom Delon later adopted himself. Break Up / Separation On 12 March 1973, Alain Delon decided to break up with his beloved wife of four years Romy Schneider. Before that, he had fallen in love with an unknown German actress during one of his concerts. The break-up became a scandalous media event because of its cruelty and lasted for eight months. Until today, there is no other public breakup known to have been quite as harsh as their one. In addition to many insults, it was alleged that Schneider released nude photos of her former husband during photo sessions for L’homme de nulle part (1974). She later married a Greek doctor – Vassilis Charalambopoulos (with whom she gave birth to twins). Delon, who never remarried again, did not tolerate any intrusion on his private life after he broke up with Schneider. This includes press coverage of all subsequent relationships. However, nowadays both are reconciled again and speak highly of each other when asked about it by journalists. Final Days and Death Their lives have been filled with troubles from early times. It all started with Alain’s affair with Romy’s sister, Simone Schmidt. This gave rise to a lifelong hatred between the two women. Later, after years of marriage and two children, they divorced because of his infidelity. He fell in love with Dutch actress Martine Bax and wanted to marry her despite their 18-year age difference. On May 27, 1980, Alain’s 43rd birthday, he married Martine, who was 20 years younger than him but died a year later on June 1st while trying to walk through an open window in her Paris apartment without looking down. Her husband rushed her to hospital but she never regained consciousness following a fatal fall at their Paris apartment. She suffered multiple fractures of her cervical vertebrae that resulted in death by asphyxiation. She never woke up again until she reached heaven. They had just gotten back together after having separated when he found out about her engagement with another man. His life came to an end on August 30th, 1996 when Alfama was returning home by moped, riding against traffic, and hit by another vehicle driven by a 17-year old girl that didn’t see him. Member since December 29, 2021 Apr 8, 2016 - Explore Fateh's board "Romy & Alain", followed by 439 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about romy, romy schneider, alain delon.
« Bonjour, il paraĂźt que vous cherchez Ă  me joindre ? » Pas besoin de prĂ©sentations : mĂȘme fatiguĂ©e, la voix d’Alain Delon est assurĂ©e et reconnaissable entre mille au tĂ©lĂ©phone. Oui, on voulait vraiment parler au dernier monstre sacrĂ© du cinĂ©ma français. Et encore plus ce dimanche, exactement quarante ans aprĂšs la mort de Romy Schneider, le 29 mai 1982. Les deux acteurs ont formĂ© un couple mythique Ă  la ville (entre 1958 et 1963) et pour toujours Ă  l’écran. De Christine (1958) de Pierre Gaspard-Huit Ă  L’Assassinat de Trotsky (1972) de Joseph Losey, en passant par les iconiques Plein Soleil (1960) de RenĂ© ClĂ©ment et La Piscine (1969) de Jacques Deray, ils ont tournĂ© quatre fois ­Granier-Deferre devait les rĂ©unir en juillet 1982 pour le bien nommĂ© L’Un contre l’autre. Le projet a Ă©tĂ© abandonnĂ© avec le dĂ©cĂšs de Romy. Alain Delon, lui, n’a plus tournĂ© depuis sa savoureuse apparition en Jules CĂ©sar dans AstĂ©rix aux Jeux olympiques (2008). Affaibli par un AVC en aoĂ»t 2019 et marquĂ© par les disparitions successives de ses femmes et amis, il se repose entre la Suisse et son manoir de Douchy (Loiret).Il y a quarante ans disparaissait Romy Schneider. Que vous reste-t-il d’elle ?Je n’arrive pas Ă  croire que c’était il y a dĂ©jĂ  quarante ans. Je pense Ă  elle tous les jours. Elle est sĂ»rement plus heureuse oĂč elle est qu’elle l’était alors. Vous savez, sa mort ne m’a pas surpris. J’avais eu un pressentiment. Ce n’est pas que Romy voulait mourir, mais elle ne pouvait pas continuer Ă  vivre depuis que son fils Ă©tait disparu si tragiquement l’annĂ©e d’avant [David, 14 ans, s’est tuĂ© en escaladant le mur d’enceinte de la maison familiale]. David Ă©tait sacrĂ© pour elle. À partir de ce jour-lĂ , j’ai senti qu’elle allait partir vite, qu’elle ne le supporterait n’avez pas assistĂ© Ă  ses obsĂšques. Pourquoi ?Je ne voulais pas ĂȘtre la cible des photographes, c’était du voyeurisme. Je suis allĂ© me recueillir sur sa tombe quelques jours plus tard, pour ĂȘtre seul avec elle, sans personne. En revanche, je suis allĂ© la veiller chez elle. Je lui ai Ă©crit une lettre, que j’ai souvent lue depuis Ă  la tĂ©lĂ©vision. J’ai pris une photo d’elle morte sur son lit, que je garde dans mon portefeuille : Romy a l’air de dormir d’un sommeil profond, elle est magnifique. Je la regarde souvent
Vous vous souvenez de votre premiĂšre rencontre, en 1957, pour tourner Christine ?J’étais allĂ© la chercher Ă  Orly avec des fleurs, comme me l’avaient demandĂ© les producteurs du film. Elle a Ă©tĂ© surprise de voir un abruti souriant bĂȘtement avec son bouquet. Elle a demandĂ© qui j’étais Ă  sa mĂšre, qui lui a rĂ©pondu : « Je crois que c’est ton partenaire, Alain Delon. » Ça s’est mieux passĂ© le soir : on a dĂźnĂ© tous ensemble au Lido avec Jean-Claude Brialy, qui parlait allemand. Par la suite, Romy a trĂšs vite appris le quatre films ensemble, quel est votre tournage prĂ©fĂ©rĂ© ?Notre meilleur moment, cela a Ă©tĂ© en dehors des tournages, dans la vraie vie. On s’est beaucoup aimĂ©s, elle est venue s’installer chez moi et on a Ă©tĂ© trĂšs heureux. Des films qu’on a tournĂ©s ensemble, La Piscine [1969, de Jacques Deray] est le plus grand de tous. Je l’avais imposĂ©e alors que les producteurs voulaient plutĂŽt d’autres actrices dont j’ai oubliĂ© les noms [Jeanne Moreau, Angie Dickinson ou Monica Vitti]. Je leur ai dit : vous me faites chier, ce sera Romy Schneider ou il n’y aura pas de film ! Elle Ă©tait un peu en perte de vitesse Ă  cette Ă©poque-lĂ  et ça me faisait de la peine car je trouvais qu’elle Ă©tait parfaite pour le personnage. C’est pour ça que j’ai insistĂ©. Elle y est formidable et magnifique. La Piscine a Ă©tĂ© un cap important pour Romy. Elle a pu faire des grands films ensuite avec Claude Sautet et d’ lui avez aussi permis de rencontrer Luchino Visconti
Oui, elle Ă©tait passĂ©e sur le tournage de Rocco et ses frĂšres [1960]. Luchino l’a ensuite fait jouer au thĂ©Ăątre avec moi Ă  Paris [Dommage qu’elle soit une putain en 1961] puis dans des films [Boccace 70 et surtout Ludwig ou le CrĂ©puscule des dieux]. Romy Ă©tait une trĂšs grande actrice. Il y a une rĂ©trospective en ce moment Ă  la CinĂ©mathĂšque Ă  Paris . Je vais y aller avant qu’elle se termine, fin disait que vous avez Ă©tĂ© l’homme le plus important de sa vie
Elle n’en a pas eu Ă©normĂ©ment non plus, mais j’ai comptĂ© pour elle, oui. J’ai Ă©tĂ© son premier grand amour et elle a Ă©tĂ© mon premier grand amour aussi. On a vĂ©cu ensemble, on faisait le mĂȘme mĂ©tier. Quand on rentre chez soi, on est comme les autres, avec nos problĂšmes. Romy n’était pas quelqu’un de profondĂ©ment heureux. Elle l’a Ă©tĂ© avec moi, mĂȘme si elle a Ă©tĂ© malheureuse aussi
 Elle faisait des efforts pour ĂȘtre Romy Schneider, celle que tout le monde attendait. Vous savez, ce n’est pas facile d’ĂȘtre acteur quand on est Romy."Mon rĂȘve, en fait, ce serait de tourner Le CrĂ©puscule d’un fauve, un beau sujet de Janne Fontaine"Quand on est Alain Delon aussi ?Moi, c’est diffĂ©rent. Je suis un homme et ce sont les femmes qui m’ont fait acteur en me poussant vers le cinĂ©ma alors que je n’avais aucune formation. J’ai connu une Ă©poque fabuleuse, quand j’étais Alain Delon et que je tournais comme un fou. J’étais heureux quand je faisais des films, j’adorais le cinĂ©ma. Je le suis moins depuis que je suis un ancien acteur. Je vis de mes souvenirs
Lors de notre derniĂšre rencontre, en 2019, vous disiez vouloir tourner un dernier film sous la direction d’une femme, Lisa Azuelos ou MaĂŻwenn. Un projet existe-t-il ?J’ai eu beau leur faire savoir que j’avais envie, aucune ne m’a proposĂ© quelque chose, c’est dommage. Ce serait pourtant formidable de tourner avec une femme. J’ai reçu d’autres propositions, mais je n’ai pas rĂ©pondu. Je suis contre le combat de trop comme on dit chez les boxeurs. Mon rĂȘve, en fait, ce serait de tourner Le CrĂ©puscule d’un fauve, un beau sujet de Janne Fontaine [une piĂšce Ă©crite pour lui qui raconte les souvenirs d’un flic retraitĂ© aprĂšs un accident]. Ça se serait un dernier juillet, le festival de La Rochelle va vous rendre hommage. Vous y serez ?Cet hommage me fait trĂšs plaisir, je suis Ă©normĂ©ment touchĂ©. Mais je ne suis pas certain d’aller Ă  La Rochelle. Il y aura du monde, c’est risquĂ© par rapport au Covid. Je ne suis quand mĂȘme pas intouchable. C’est pour ça que je vais sĂ»rement y envoyer ma fille [Anouchka].Des 21 de vos films qui seront projetĂ©s, de Christine (1958) Ă  Nouvelle Vague (1990) de Godard, quel est votre prĂ©fĂ©rĂ© ?Il y en a beaucoup, d’époques diffĂ©rentes. Je pense que le plus beau et le plus important, c’est Plein Soleil [1960], mon premier avec RenĂ© ­ClĂ©ment. Mais il y a aussi Rocco et ses frĂšres, Deux hommes dans la ville [1973], Monsieur Klein [1976], Ă©voquiez la crainte du Covid. Comment avez-vous traversĂ© la pandĂ©mie ?C’était terrible et effrayant. MĂȘme pendant la guerre, on n’avait pas connu ça. J’ai plein d’amis qui ont Ă©tĂ© touchĂ©s et s’en sont sortis, mais il ne fallait pas se voir, se toucher, se serrer la main, s’embrasser. Encore aujourd’hui il faut faire attention Ă  tout."Je trouve que la vie est devenue insupportable, elle ne me fait plus beaucoup envie"Comment allez-vous depuis votre AVC, en 2019 ?Comme quelqu’un de 87 ans [il ne les aura qu’en novembre]. Physiquement, je me sens plutĂŽt bien mĂȘme si je suis fatiguĂ© et que je marche avec une canne. Mais on ne va pas se faire du cinĂ©ma : on sait oĂč on va, comment ça finit. Tous mes amis sont partis, Jean-Paul [Belmondo] l’annĂ©e derniĂšre. Romy, Mireille [Darc], Nathalie [Delon], toutes les femmes de ma vie sont parties aussi. La seule qui reste, c’est Brigitte [Bardot]. Nous sommes trĂšs amis. On Ă©change souvent, un peu comme deux vieux cons qui parlent de ce qu’ils ont connu et traversĂ© ! On parle aussi du jour oĂč on ne sera plus lĂ . Je lui dis que j’espĂšre qu’elle partira avant moi pour que je fasse un Ă©loge dans l’église. Elle rĂ©pond : j’espĂšre que ce sera toi avant !À quoi ressemblent vos journĂ©es ?J’ai 55 hectares Ă  Douchy, je profite de la nature, du calme, du repos. Je suis pratiquement seul avec mes animaux. J’ai quelqu’un avec moi, mais je ne reçois pas beaucoup de monde. Je lis la presse tous les jours. Ce qui se passe ne me rĂ©jouit pas, c’est un enchaĂźnement d’informations sinistres. Tous les jours, il y a un scandale, un viol, une tuerie d’enfants. Ne me dites pas que le monde est heureux ! Je trouve que la vie est devenue insupportable, elle ne me fait plus beaucoup souhaitez toujours ĂȘtre enterrĂ© avec vos chiens Ă  Douchy ?Non, ce sera trop compliquĂ©, notamment par rapport Ă  la loi. Je rejoindrai peut-ĂȘtre ma mĂšre, enterrĂ©e Ă  Bourg-la-Reine. Ou bien ailleurs. Je ne sais pas encore. Je veux surtout avoir la paix. Je n’ai pas peur de mourir. C’est normal, on y va tous. Mais j’ai peur de ­souffrir. Je ne veux pas finir dans un lit Ă  l’ pensez-vous de l’euthanasie ?Je suis pour. En Suisse, c’est possible : on arrive avec ses amis, on fait un dernier discours, puis le mĂ©decin vous fait une piqĂ»re devant vos amis et c’est fini en France a une femme au poste de Premier ministre, c’est important ?Élisabeth Borne est PremiĂšre ministre, ce n’est pas une actrice ou une danseuse ! Elle m’a l’air d’ĂȘtre quelqu’un de compĂ©tent, lucide et efficace. J’espĂšre que ça se passera gaulliste que vous ĂȘtes a soutenu ValĂ©rie PĂ©cresse. Son Ă©chec vous a-t-il surpris ?Ça m’a surtout surpris et choquĂ© pour elle. ValĂ©rie est une femme bien. Elle s’est donnĂ©e Ă  fond, mais elle s’est peut-ĂȘtre perdue."Il Ă©tait le fils d’Alain Delon, ce n’est pas facile"Qu’avez-vous pensĂ© de l’autobiographie de votre fils Anthony, Entre chien et loup ?Il y a des choses bien, d’autres moins. Il a aujourd’hui presque 60 ans, un Ăąge oĂč il faut rĂ©flĂ©chir comme un homme de cet Ăąge plutĂŽt que comme un gamin. Ce qui lui fait plaisir me fait beaucoup de mal. C’est dur pour un pĂšre. Mais ce sont ses souvenirs
 C’est sans doute une façon de tuer le vous dĂ©crit comme violent mais il vous pardonne et parle beaucoup d’amour
Oui, bien sĂ»r. Mais tous les enfants ne font pas ça. Je n’ai pas Ă©tĂ© Ă©pouvantable avec lui. J’ai Ă©tĂ© un pĂšre sĂ©rieux et strict, c’est tout. Mais il Ă©tait le fils d’Alain Delon, ce n’est pas facile.
Jsou spolu pochovanĂ­ v PaĆ™Ă­ĆŸi a jejich hrob je označen jen jednoduchĂœm nĂĄpisem David a Romy. Alain Delon se narodil 8.11.1935 v 3:25 v Sceaux ve Francii. VenuĆĄi mĂĄ sice harmonicky aspektovanou, v sextilu na Jupiter a na Pluto, ale z 12. domu – skrytĂ© a tajnĂ© lĂĄsky. Do Romy byl taky zamilovanĂœ aĆŸ po uĆĄi, ale stejně nebyl věrnĂœ. By Pictolic. A novel Alain Delon and Romy Schneider, the most beautiful couple of the cinema of that era, followed closely by the whole world. Pictures taken by the paparazzi, retain the atmosphere of their love. The novel Delon and Schneider started on the filming of "Christine" in 1958. A March 20, 1959, upon arrival at the Villa parents
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Alain Delon a fugit Ăźn Mexic cu Francine Canova, cea cu care se și căsătorește Ăźn 1964, dar de care divorțează după 5 ani de mariaj. După ce a fost părăsită chiar Ăźn ziua nunții, Romy Schneider a decis să ĂźÈ™i refacă viața și astfel relația cu Alain Delon a luat sfĂąrșit.
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