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* ''Series/Cain2012'' (2017) as Jacqueline Benedetti
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Marie-Hélène Demongeot (September 29, 1935 - December 1, 2022), better known as [[StageNames Mylène Demongeot]], was a French actress.
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Marie-Hélène Demongeot (September 29, 1935 - December 1, 2022), better known as [[StageNames Mylène Demongeot]], Mylène]] Demongeot, was a French actress.
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* MsFanservice: She was very easy on the eyes in TheFifties and TheSixties when French movie studios were looking for other blonds bombshells à la Creator/BrigitteBardot. She made sure that she wouldn't limit her career to such roles however.
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* ''{{Film/Doctor in Distress|1963}}'' (1963) as Sonja and Helga Stromberg
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She started off as a blond [[MsFanservice sex symbol]] in TheFifties and TheSixties [[FollowTheLeader in the wake of]] Creator/BrigitteBardot, though she managed to avoid {{typecasting}} by getting roles in a myriad of genres from {{thriller}}s, {{spy fiction}}, [[TheWestern westerns]] and {{comed|y}}ies to {{swashbuckler}}s, {{period piece}}s and even {{sword and sandal}}. Her career across film, television and stage has spanned 70 years in over 100 productions since her debut in 1953, and her most popular works among the French public include the ''[[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1961 Three Musketeers]]'' duology with Creator/GerardBarray and the ''Film/{{Fantomas}}'' film series with Creator/JeanMarais and Creator/LouisDeFunes.
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She started off as a blond [[MsFanservice sex symbol]] in TheFifties and TheSixties [[FollowTheLeader in the wake of]] Creator/BrigitteBardot, though she managed to avoid {{typecasting}} by getting roles in a myriad of genres from {{thriller}}s, {{spy fiction}}, [[TheWestern westerns]] and {{comed|y}}ies to {{swashbuckler}}s, {{period piece}}s and even {{sword and sandal}}. Her career across film, television and stage has spanned 70 years in over 100 productions since her debut in 1953, and her most popular works among the French public include the ''[[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1961 Three Musketeers]]'' duology with Creator/GerardBarray and the ''Film/{{Fantomas}}'' film series with Creator/JeanMarais and Creator/LouisDeFunes.
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She married twice and had no children. She passed away from peritoneum cancer on December 1, 2022.
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Marie-Hélène Demongeot (born September (September 29, 1935 in Nice), - December 1, 2022), better known as [[StageNames Mylène Demongeot]], is was a French actress.
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* [[invoked]][[PromotedFanboy Promoted Fangirl]]: She's a huge fan of the novels of Creator/AlexandreDumas, having read them all. She campaigned the hardest she could to get the coveted role of Milady de Winter (her favorite literary character) in the [[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1961 Bernard Borderie adaptation]] of ''Literature/TheThreeMusketeers'' in 1961 and got the role, even with a rather small paycheck.
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* [[invoked]][[PromotedFanboy Promoted Fangirl]]: She's She was a huge fan of the novels of Creator/AlexandreDumas, having read them all. She campaigned the hardest she could to get the coveted role of Milady de Winter (her favorite literary character) in the [[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1961 Bernard Borderie adaptation]] of ''Literature/TheThreeMusketeers'' in 1961 and got the role, even with a rather small paycheck.
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She was nominated for the UsefulNotes/{{BAFTA}} Award for Most Promising Newcomer for ''The Crucible'' (1957) and twice for the César award for Best Supporting Actress, for ''Film/TrenteSixQuaiDesOrfevres'' (2005) and ''La Californie'' (2007).
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She was nominated for the UsefulNotes/{{BAFTA}} Award for Most Promising Newcomer for ''The Crucible'' (1957) and twice for the César award for Best Supporting Actress, for ''Film/TrenteSixQuaiDesOrfevres'' (2005) and ''La Californie'' (2007). Such late recognition was quite a surprise for her (there's a feeling that she was [[AwardSnub often snubbed]] in her prime).
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Her career across film, television and stage has spanned 70 years in over 100 productions since her debut in 1953. She started off as a blond [[MsFanservice sex symbol]] in TheFifties and TheSixties [[FollowTheLeader in the wake of]] Creator/BrigitteBardot, though she managed to avoid {{typecasting}} by getting roles in a myriad of genres from {{thriller}}s, {{spy fiction}}, [[TheWestern westerns]] and {{comed|y}}ies to {{swashbuckler}}s, {{period piece}}s and even {{sword and sandal}}.
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* [[invoked]][[PromotedFanboy Promoted Fangirl]]: She's a huge fan of the novels of Creator/AlexandreDumas, having read them all. She campaigned the hardest she could to get the coveted role of Milady de Winter (her favorite literary character) in the [[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1961 Bernard Borderie adaptation]] of ''Literature/TheThreeMusketeers'' with Creator/GerardBarray as D'Artagnan in 1961 and got the role, even with a rather small paycheck.
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* MsFanservice: She was very easy on the eyes in TheFifties and TheSixties and when French movie studios were looking for the next French blond bombshell ala Creator/BrigitteBardot. She made sure that she wouldn't limit her career to such roles however.
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Marie-Hélène Demongeot (born 29 September 1935 in Nice), better known as [[StageNames Mylène Demongeot]], is a French actress.
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Marie-Hélène Demongeot (born 29 September 29, 1935 in Nice), better known as [[StageNames Mylène Demongeot]], is a French actress.
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* [[invoked]][[PromotedFanboy Promoted Fangirl]]: She's a huge fan of the novels of Creator/AlexandreDumas, having read them all. She campaigned the hardest she could to get the coveted role of Milady de Winter (her favorite literary character) in the [[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1961 Bernard Borderie adaptation]] of ''Literature/TheThreeMusketeers'' with Creator/GerardBarray as D'Artagnan in 1961 and got the role, even with a rather small paycheck.
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!!Tropes & Trivia about her works:
* MsFanservice: She was very easy on the eyes in TheFifties and TheSixties and French movie studios were looking for the next French blond bombshell ala Creator/BrigitteBardot. She made sure that she wouldn't limit her career to such roles however.
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* ''Film/UnderTenFlags'' (1960) as Zizi
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** ''Part I - The Queen's Diamonds''
** ''Part II - Milady's Revenge''
** ''Part II - Milady's Revenge''
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Her career across film, television and stage has spanned 70 years in over 100 productions since her debut in 1953. She started off as a blond [[MsFanservice sex symbol]] in TheFifties and TheSixties in the wake of Creator/BrigitteBardot, though she managed to avoid {{typecasting}} by getting roles in a myriad of genres from {{thriller}}s, [[TheWestern westerns]] and {{comed|y}}ies to {{swashbuckler}}s, {{period piece}}s and even {{sword and sandal}}.
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Her career across film, television and stage has spanned 70 years in over 100 productions since her debut in 1953. She started off as a blond [[MsFanservice sex symbol]] in TheFifties and TheSixties in the wake of Creator/BrigitteBardot, though she managed to avoid {{typecasting}} by getting roles in a myriad of genres from {{thriller}}s, {{spy fiction}}, [[TheWestern westerns]] and {{comed|y}}ies to {{swashbuckler}}s, {{period piece}}s and even {{sword and sandal}}.
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* ''A Kiss for a Killer'' (1957) as Eva Dollan
* ''Film/BonjourTristesse'' (1958) as Elsa
* ''Film/{{The Three Musketeers|1961}}'' (1961) as Milady de Winter
* ''Film/{{Fantomas}}'' film series as Hélène
** ''Fantômas'' (1964)
** ''Fantômas Unleashed'' (1965)
** ''Fantômas Against Scotland Yard'' (1967)
* ''Literature/UncleTomsCabin'' (1965) as Harriet Beecher Stowe
* ''[[Film/OSS117 OSS 117: Mission for a Killer]]'' (1965) as Anna-Maria Sulza
* ''Film/TrenteSixQuaiDesOrfevres'' (2005) as Manou Berliner
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* ''A Kiss for a Killer'' (1957) as Eva Dollan
* ''Film/BonjourTristesse'' (1958) as Elsa
* ''Film/{{The Three Musketeers|1961}}'' (1961) as Milady de Winter
* ''Film/{{Fantomas}}'' film series as Hélène
** ''Fantômas'' (1964)
** ''Fantômas Unleashed'' (1965)
** ''Fantômas Against Scotland Yard'' (1967)
* ''Literature/UncleTomsCabin'' (1965) as Harriet Beecher Stowe
* ''[[Film/OSS117 OSS 117: Mission for a Killer]]'' (1965) as Anna-Maria Sulza
* ''Film/TrenteSixQuaiDesOrfevres'' (2005) as Manou Berliner
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Her career across film, television and stage has spanned 70 years since her debut in 1953. She started off as a blond [[MsFanservice sex symbol]] in TheFifties and TheSixties in the wake of Creator/BrigitteBardot, though she managed to avoid {{typecasting}} by getting roles in a variey myriad of genres from {{thriller}}s, [[TheWestern westerns]], {{comed|y}}ies, westerns]] and {{comed|y}}ies to {{swashbuckler}}s, {{period piece}}s and even {{sword and sandal}}.
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Her career across film, television and stage has spanned 70 years since her debut in 1953. She started off as a blond [[MsFanservice sex symbol]] in TheFities TheFifties and TheSixties in the wake of Creator/BrigitteBardot, though she managed to avoid {{typecasting}} by getting roles in a variey of genres {{thriller}}s, [[TheWestern westerns]], {{comed|y}}ies, {{swashbuckler}}s, {{period piece}}s and even {{sword and sandal}}.
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Marie-Hélène Demongeot (born 29 September 1935 in Nice), better known as Mylène Demongeot, is a French actress.
Her career across film, television and stage has spanned 70 years since her debut in 1953. She started off as a blond [[MsFanservice sex symbol]] in TheFities and TheSixties in the wake of Creator/BrigitteBardot, though she managed to avoid {{typecasting}} by getting roles in a variey of genres {{thriller}}s, [[TheWestern westerns]], {{comed|y}}ies, {{swashbuckler}}s, {{period piece}}s and even {{sword and sandal}}.
She was nominated for the UsefulNotes/{{BAFTA}} Award for Most Promising Newcomer for ''The Crucible'' (1957) and twice for the César award for Best Supporting Actress, for ''Film/TrenteSixQuaiDesOrfevres'' (2005) and ''La Californie'' (2007).
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Marie-Hélène Demongeot (born 29 September 1935 in Nice), better known as Mylène Demongeot, is a French actress.
Her career across film, television and stage has spanned 70 years since her debut in 1953. She started off as a blond [[MsFanservice sex symbol]] in TheFities and TheSixties in the wake of Creator/BrigitteBardot, though she managed to avoid {{typecasting}} by getting roles in a variey of genres {{thriller}}s, [[TheWestern westerns]], {{comed|y}}ies, {{swashbuckler}}s, {{period piece}}s and even {{sword and sandal}}.
She was nominated for the UsefulNotes/{{BAFTA}} Award for Most Promising Newcomer for ''The Crucible'' (1957) and twice for the César award for Best Supporting Actress, for ''Film/TrenteSixQuaiDesOrfevres'' (2005) and ''La Californie'' (2007).
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