Danik Patisson

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Danik Patisson , born Danielle Claude Madeleine Patisson, (born March 26, 1939 in Senlis , Picardy in France , † October 21, 2016 in Paris ) was a French actress . In Germany she became known for her role as Alexandra von Treskow in the film drama Girls in Uniform , who, through her jealousy of Manuela von Meinhardis, played by Romy Schneider , helps Manuela want to commit suicide .

biography

Patisson's love was for ballet from an early age. Due to her size, however, she was refused entry to the Opéra National de Paris . She overcame her disappointment as a member of the Châtelet dance school , where she stayed for five years. At a very young age, she also began to pose for magazines and also got her first small roles in films. Her first bigger role she played in 1955 in the comedy family Duraton as daughter Solange of the Duraton family. In the same year she was cast in the role of Catherine in the romantic drama When Girls Are Ripe for Love . She played a leading role in 1956 in Léonide Moguy's film drama Im Swamp von Paris as Christine.

From the mid to late 1950s, Patisson took part in various French crime and bandit films (such as Hot Kisses, Sharp Shots with Eddie Constantine ). She also starred in an American ( Between Madrid and Paris (1957) by Henry King with Tyrone Power , Ava Gardner , Errol Flynn based on Ernest Hemingway's novel Fiesta ), a German ( Mädchen in Uniform (1958)), a Portuguese (leading role in O Primo Basílio , 1959), an English (leading role in Too hot to touch (1960) by Terence Young with Jayne Mansfield and Karlheinz Böhm ) and a Spanish (leading role in La muerte silba un blues , (1964)) film. Although her start was promising, she was denied the big breakthrough. From 1960 onwards, Patisson worked less and more in B-films such as the erotic film drama Zarte Haut in Black Silk (1961), in which Elke Sommer , Helmut Schmid and Ivan Desny were her film partners. An exception is L'accident (German title Die Schlange , 1960) by Edmond T. Gréville , an atmospheric film noir in which Patisson portrays a school principal on an island in Brittany. The model is Frédéric Dard 's novel of the same name.

In 1964 she made one of her last movies, the biographical crime thriller Der Mann, whose name was Peter Kürten, by and with Robert Hossein , who played the actual serial killer Peter Kürten, who lived in Düsseldorf during the Great Depression and committed nine murders there in addition to many crimes.

Patisson, who was married to Philippe Boutet, is the mother of actress and former Miss France Valérie Pascale; she herself had been elected Miss Paris in 1955. Danik Patisson died in Paris in 2016 at the age of 77.

Filmography (selection)

  • 1954: Miss Nitouche (Mam'zelle Nitouche)
  • 1955: Bread of Life (Le pain vivant)
  • 1955: Duraton family
  • 1955: Gueule d'ange
  • 1955: When girls are ripe for love (Les premiers outrages)
  • 1956: Oh, la-la, Cherie (Paris canaille)
  • 1956: In the swamp of Paris (Le long des trottoirs)
  • 1956: The possessed (Les Possédées)
  • 1957: Secret Agent 117 (OSS 117 n'est pas mort)
  • 1957: Between Madrid and Paris (The Sun Also Rises)
  • 1957: Girl trap (Donnez-moi ma chance)
  • 1958: Hot kisses, sharp shots (Incognito)
  • 1958: Girls in Uniform (French title Jeunes filles en uniforme )
  • 1959: O Primo Basílio
  • 1960: Too Hot to Handle (Too Hot to Handle)
  • 1960: The Conspirators (Les mordus)
  • 1961: Soft skin in black silk (De quoi tu te mêles Daniela!)
  • 1961: Death does not wear a tuxedo (Alibi pour un meurtre)
  • 1961: The Sword of Vengeance (Capitaine tempête)
  • 1963: The Snake (L'accident)
  • 1964: La muerte silba un blues
  • 1965: The man whose name was Peter Kürten (Le Vampire de Düsseldorf)
  • 1975: Tamara ou Comment j'ai enterré ma vie de jeune fille (alternatively Tamara )
  • 2009: Madame D (short film)

watch TV

  • 1960: Un homme supérieur
  • 1962: L'oiseau de bonheur
  • 1975: Whoever comes under suspicion ( Erreurs judiciaires , TV series, episode La dame au fusil )
  • 1977: Research dans l'intérêt des familles (TV series, episode Le PDG )
  • 1981: Mon ami Socia
  • 2005: Boulevard du Palais (TV series, episode Une mort de trop )
  • 2005: Julie Lescaut (TV series, episode Instinct paternel )
  • 2006: Navarro (TV series, episode L'âme en vrac )
  • 2010: L'affaire Seznec: c'est vous qui allez le juger

theatre

  • 1954: Les Miserables by Victor Hugo in the Théâtre municipal in Enghien-les-Bains north of Paris
  • 1955: Le Petit Arpent du bon Dieu (dt. God's little field ) by Erskine Caldwell , directed by José Quaglio at the Théâtre de l'Ambigu
  • 1962: La Belle de Mai by Juliette Saint-Giniez at the Théâtre Tristan Bernard in Paris
  • 2007: Jean-Paul II by Robert Hossein and Alain Decaux at the Palais des Sports in Paris
  • 2010: L'Affaire Seznec by Robert Hossein at the Théâtre de Paris
  • 2010: L'Affaire Dominici by Robert Hossein at the Théâtre de Paris

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Danièle Claude Madeleine Patisson / DanikPatisson sS gw.geneanet.org
  2. ↑ Danik Patisson (1939/2016) see encinematheque.fr (French)
  3. ↑ Cérémonies passées sS dansnoscoeurs.fr (French)
  4. ^ Danik Pattison, Miss Paris 1955 see page 24femmespersecond.wordpress.com (English)
personal data
SURNAME Patisson, Danik
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Patisson, Danielle Claude Madeleine (maiden name); Aubray, Danik; Patisson, Danick; Patisson, Dannik
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French film and stage actress
DATE OF BIRTH March 26, 1939
PLACE OF BIRTH Senlis , France
DATE OF DEATH October 21, 2016
Place of death Paris , France