Film · France · 1935–2024
Alain Delon Life & Career Timeline
A magnetic screen presence who defined European cool.
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Alain Delon moved from Purple Noon and Visconti to Le Samouraï, Borsalino and an honorary Palme d’Or.
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Born near Paris
Alain Fabien Maurice Marcel Delon was born in the southern suburbs of Paris.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comMilitary service in Indochina
Delon served in the French Navy before returning to civilian life.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comFilm debut
Quand la femme s’en mêle began his screen career.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comChristine
Delon starred opposite Romy Schneider, beginning a famous personal and screen partnership.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comPurple Noon
As Tom Ripley, Delon’s cool intensity gained international attention.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comRocco and His Brothers
Luchino Visconti cast Delon as Rocco in the landmark family epic.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comL’Eclisse
Delon starred with Monica Vitti in Michelangelo Antonioni’s modernist drama.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comThe Leopard
Visconti’s historical epic paired Delon with Burt Lancaster and Claudia Cardinale.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comThe Black Tulip
The adventure film displayed Delon’s commercial leading-man appeal.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comLe Samouraï
Jean-Pierre Melville’s minimalist crime film made Jef Costello an enduring screen icon.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comThe Sicilian Clan
Delon joined Jean Gabin and Lino Ventura in the international crime success.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comBorsalino
Delon and Jean-Paul Belmondo headlined one of French cinema’s great star pairings.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comMr. Klein
The identity drama became one of Delon’s most critically admired performances.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comOur Story
Delon won the César Award for Best Actor.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comAnnounces retirement
Delon announced his retirement, though later appearances followed.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comLegion of Honour
France appointed Delon an Officer of the Legion of Honour.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comHonorary Palme d’Or
Cannes presented Delon with an honorary Palme d’Or for his screen career.
Source: www.festival-cannes.comA cinematic life ends
Alain Delon died aged 88, leaving a body of work central to post-war European cinema.
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Alain Delon moved from Purple Noon and Visconti to Le Samouraï, Borsalino and an honorary Palme d’Or.
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