Françoise Dorléac & David Niven (Where the Spies Are)

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Françoise Dorléac & David Niven (Where the Spies Are, 1965)
Music - Shigeru Umebayashi_Polonaise_OST 2046

[@Anastasia1993116]

Françoise had so much charm and charisma. What could have been....

[@laplumecinephile9485]

divinement belle et talentueuse. Really beautiful, wonderful, talented

[@skylongskylong1982]

The Jason Love books are as good as any James Bond. Sad she died so young, but due to her film career, will live in our memories forevermore.

[@pereznuix]

Great!thanks!(beautiful music)

[@NickB1967]

Sadly, she died in a car crash. Arguably she was even hotter than her sister Catherine Deneuve, and that's saying a lot.

[@innaostermeier3453]

She is soo lovely, sexy, full of grace she had all what woman need to be a woman.

[@richl]

Hi, my story is the same !!

[@Laurisa718]

Only in fantasies do such men exist... but what delicious fantasies they are!

[@nwlman]

Was this movie before Cul de sac

[@laplumecinephile9485]

Yes, just before. And before this movie, she played in Gengis Khan. Do you know Françoise since long time? (sorry for my English, i am french)

[@nwlman]

+la plume cinéphile I am interested in her but very little in English about her

[@neilbertuk1]

Catherine Deneuve is prettier (perhaps no-one has ever been prettier); but Françoise is more beautiful.

[@clarequilty4962]

We have so little of Françoise Dorléac to enjoy, why do we have to watch her with boring David Niven?

[@grodjigoli9509]

Very sad.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢