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Legend's death: Actor Jean-Paul Belmondo has died at the age of 88
The veteran star, one of the great symbols of the French new wave and French cinema in general, passed away, leaving behind an unforgettable legacy.
He has starred in films such as "Until the Breath of Brides" and "Poor Life", and is considered an integral part of film history.
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Monday, 06 September 2021, 17:46 Updated: 17:50
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But in French cinema: actor Jean-Paul Belmondo has died at the age of 88, his lawyer has confirmed.
Blomando was one of the great stars in the history of French cinema, and one of the most prominent symbols of the French New Wave and of French masculinity.
Appropriately, his death makes headlines in the French media.
Belmondo was born in the suburbs of Paris in the early 1930s.
His breakthrough role was in 1960, in Jean-Luc Godard's "Until the Bride's Breath," which is considered one of the films that changed the world of cinema.
He then appeared in other mythological works of the director, for example "The Crazy Piero".
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Some of Belmondo's great films
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Belmondo has starred in art films, but also in more commercial hits and genre films, such as "The Brain" and "The Professional," and never stopped working between the 1960s and 1990s.
His career waned over time, and his most notable film of the 1990s was Claude Lalouche's version of "Poor Life."
In 2011 he had a stroke and took a break from cinema until he returned in 2009 with "Man and His Dog," which was recorded in history as his last film.
Belmondo continued to be an icon even when he retired, and will likely remain so forever.
He was also recently mentioned in Quentin Tarantino's Times in Hollywood, where he is mentioned as one of the protagonist's idols.
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