Martine Brochard

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Martine Brochard (* 1946 ) is a French actress .

Life

Brochard made his debut in 1966 in the war clothes Two Fools at the Front . This was followed by a supporting role in Max Pécas ' Die Sexsklavinnen von Schloss Porno (1968).

In 1968 she had a short appearance in François Truffaut's cult film Robbed Kisses , in which she played the adulteress caught in flagranti in the hotel, who was thrown a bouquet of flowers on her bare chest by her horned husband. In 1970 Richard Balducci gave her the lead role of Jacky, overwhelmed by marriage and baby, in Come, love me . In 1970, auteur filmmaker Hans W. Geißendörfer gave her the lead role of Jane alongside Heinz Bennent and Eddie Constantine in A Rose for Jane . In addition to the brief appearance on Truffaut, both films represented a brief artistic breakthrough.

This was followed by leading roles in speculative films, such as Chiara alongside Anne Heywood and Ornella Muti in The Nun of Verona (1973), Marta in The Hot Angels (1974), Martine in Revolte in Women's Prison (1974), Paulette Stone in Umberto Lenzi's Labyrinth of Terror (1975) or Angela in Sergio Martino's Mannaja - The Cleaver of Death (1976). In addition to the roles as a B-movie star, she later received small supporting roles in films such as Pierre Granier-Deferre's Die Frau am Fenster (1976). She finally has a leading role in the ensemble alongside Marc Porel and Claude Jade in Eriprando Visconti's Una spirale di nebbia (1977), in which she plays the nurse Lavinia. Brochard also has a number of nude photos from this time.

In the following decades she remained afflicted with the Giallo genre, for example with Shirley in Riccardo Freda's Murder Obsession (Follia Omicida) (1981) and starred in soft sex films such as Nadine's Erotic Games (1987), Paprika - A Life for Love and Tinto Brass ' The Voyeur (1994). Exceptions in serious, minor roles were rare, such as that of Madame Rivière at Alain Delon's side in Jacques Deray's Der Teddybär (1994).

Filmography (selection)

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