Alain Delon

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RECENT CREDITS

Death Instinct (FILM) Aug. 28, 2009

Asterix at the Olympic Games (FILM) Jan. 30, 2008

The Red Circle (FILM) Jan. 10, 2003

Notre Histoire (FILM) Jan. 1, 2003

Same Old Song (FILM) Oct. 15, 1999

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HIGHLIGHTS

1987 Formed new production company, Leda Productions

1986 Last film by Adel Productions, "La Passage/The Passage"

1984 Accused the Cannes Film Festival and French culture minister Jack Lang of using political manipulation to keep Bertrand Blier's film, "Notre Histoire/Our Story", which Delon starred in and co-produced

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1987 Formed new production company, Leda Productions

1986 Last film by Adel Productions, "La Passage/The Passage"

1984 Accused the Cannes Film Festival and French culture minister Jack Lang of using political manipulation to keep Bertrand Blier's film, "Notre Histoire/Our Story", which Delon starred in and co-produced

1982 Directed a second feature film, "La Battant/The Cache", in which he also starred and for which he co-wrote the screenplay with Christopher Frank

1981 Directed first film, "Pour la peau d'un flic/For a Cop's Hide", in which he starred and for which he also co-wrote the screenplay with Christopher Frank

1979 Last US credit to date, "The Concorde--Airport '79"

1977 First work with screenwriter Christopher Frank, "L'homme presse/Man in a Hurry", in which Delon starred

1973 Rare return to US-produced film, "Scorpio"

1969 First of many collaborations with director Jacques Deray, "La piscine/The Swimming Pool"

1968 Formed Adel Productions, which produced most of Delon's starring vehicles for the next twenty years, as well as other films not featuring Delon (or with him in a guest appearances or cameo)

1968 Delon and his wife Natalie centrally involved in a sex, drug and murder scandal with which a number of celebrities and prominent politicians were connected; the body of Delon's bodyguard was found in

1967 Acted onstage in "Les yeux creves"

1967 Acted in the first of three important films with director-screenwriter Jean-Pierre Melville, "Le samourai/The Samurai"

1965 First of several US films, "Once a Thief"

1964 Formed Delbeau Productions (which only oversaw two films); had producer credits on "L'Insoumis" and "Journal d'un combat"

1964 English language debut in the British comedy, "The Yellow Rolls-Royce"

1957 Screen acting debut in "Quand la femme s'en mele", directed by Allegret

1953 Enlisted in the French Marines at age 17 (date approximate)

1953 - 1955 Served in Indochina in the French Marine Corps; was a parachutist during the siege at Dienbienphu

Discovered by film director Yves Allegret

Began playing leading roles in films including "Christine" (1959)

Acted in a Paris stage production of playwright John Ford's famous drama, "'Tis a Pity She's a Whore", directed by Luchino Visconti