The famous French actor Alain Delon died at the age of 89, according to French media. Known for his unique roles ranging from hitman to organized crime, Dillon has won the love of millions around the world.
Delon was born in a suburb of Paris on November 8, 1935, and lived a difficult childhood when he moved between foster homes after his parents separated. He began his career after returning from his service in the French Navy in Indochina, where he met the actor Jean-Claude Briali, who opened the doors to fame in the world of cinema. .
Delon’s star shone through unforgettable roles in famous films such as “Rocco and His Brothers” and “The Panther” by Italian director Luchino Visconti, and “The Samurai” by director Jean-Pierre Melville, where he excels in presenting the character of the philosopher. – hitman. However, Dillon did not achieve the same success in Hollywood despite working with top American actors. Dillon’s career was not limited to acting. Dillon was an outspoken advocate for the right-wing National Front party, and was known for his underground connections, which earned him a controversial reputation.
Despite declining health after suffering a stroke in 2019, Delon remained a symbol of French glamor, and remained a source of respect for women and men in France and abroad until the times of end of him.
