Marina Vlady, French Actress and Star of "The Princess of Cleves," Dies at 88
Marina Vlady, the Russian-born French actress who appeared in around one hundred films, died on Thursday, September 24, at the age of 88. She was known for her role in "The Princess of Cleves" and for balancing popular cinema with auteur works. Vlady was also politically engaged, notably as a signatory of the "Manifesto of the 343" advocating for abortion rights. Her career spanned decades and included collaborations with renowned directors. Born in Russia, she became a prominent figure in French cinema. Her death was announced by Le Monde. She was 88 years old at the time of her passing.
Key facts
- Marina Vlady died on Thursday, September 24, at age 88.
- She was a Russian-born French actress.
- She appeared in approximately one hundred films.
- She starred in "The Princess of Cleves."
- She balanced popular cinema and auteur works.
- She signed the "Manifesto of the 343" on abortion.
- Her death was reported by Le Monde.
- She was known for her political engagement.
Entities
Artists
- Marina Vlady
- André Cayatte
- Robert Hossein
- Jean-Claude Brouillet
- Vladimir Vissotsky
- Jean Yanne
- Bertrand Tavernier
- Léon Schwartzenberg
Institutions
- Le Monde
- AFP
- Festival de Cannes
- Les sœurs Poliakoff
- DAL
Locations
- France
- Russia
- Cannes
- Moscow
- Paris