Lucienne Legrand

Lucienne Legrand (born July 18, 1926 in Douai ) is a French actress .

Life

She made her debut in 1944 in Maurice Tourneurs Mamsell Bonaparte . Other small roles follow, so u. a. in Seeking an Adventure (1944) and The Children of Olympus (1945). Her first major role was Hélène in L'Inconnu d'un soir (1949), a film by Hervé Bromberger and Max Neufeld . In 1954, she played Maria Pavlovna in Hungarian Rhapsody at the side of Paul Hubschmid (as Franz Liszt ). Other major roles alongside Georges Marchal as Empress in La Contessa di Castiglione (1955) and as Virginie in Milord l'Arsouille (1956). This is followed by smaller roles alongside Jean Gabin in Die Nacht Anbruch (1957), as a landlady alongside Jeanne Moreau in Philippe de Broca's Chère Louise , as Catherine Deneuve's salon customer in Jacques Demy's The Maternity Pants (1973), as Claude Jade's mother in Denys de La Patellières The Abbé and Love (1973), as a bookseller alongside Lino Ventura in Ich, die number one (1973), in Vincent, François, Paul and the others , The Judgment , A Simple Story , Stavisky ... Besides these little ones She also appeared in roles as Jean-Luc Mourraits alias Gérard Hérold's housekeeper Jacqueline Perrier in the ARD series Lindenstrasse . At that time (1989) also as a baroness in Jochen Richter's self-discovery drama The Long Summer .