Tribute: November 15, 1976, Mythical Actor Jean Gabin Was Carried Away by a Leukemia
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The editorial staff of the Democrat proposes to its readers a monthly section moderated by historian Jean-Paul Lefebvre-Filleau. This month, back on the life of the French star.
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IN OUR ARCHIVES — The French actor, who died just fifty years ago, had met with Télérema on the filming of Jean Delannoy's "The Moment of Truth". In time for a break, Gabin spoke to us about his relationship to cinema and fame.
This November 15 marks the 50th anniversary of the death of Jean Gabin, who died at the age of 72 at the American hospital in Neuilly-sur-Seine. From the stories of love of the sacred monster of cinema, the passionate one lived in the middle of the Second World War with actress Marlene Dietrich was retained. Much less was said of his first love, which he married, at the age of 20, on February 26, 1925: Gaby Basset, two years old, was also an act…
Fifty years ago, on November 15, 1976, Jean Gabin, one of the greatest French film actors, died. He appeared in such unforgettable films as his first success, The Great Dream, The Misty Roads with Michèle Morgan, as well as Crossing Paris, Les Misérables, The Sicilian Clan and Two Men in the City.
Fifty years ago, on November 15, 1976, Jean Gabin died at the age of 72. A sacred monster of French cinema, the actor also had an extraordinary destiny during the Second World War. Back to four highlights of his military commitment. He left Hollywood to join free France As he continued his career as an actor in the United States, Jean Gabin decided to leave everything to defend his country. In April 1943, at 38 years old, the actor voluntarily e…
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