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| Doğum yeri | Bucarest, Romania |
| Doğum günü | 1894-05-10 |
| Ölüm | 1993-12-11 |
| Ayrıca şöyle bilinir | Elvire Popesco |
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Elvira Popescu (10 May 1894 – 11 December 1993) was a Romanian-French stage and film actress and theatre director. During the 1930s and 1940s, she starred in a number of French comedy films. Born in Bucharest, Popescu studied drama at the Music and Drama Conservatory in her native city, under the guidance of Constantin Nottara and Aristizza Romanescu. In 1911 Grigore Brezeanu was making the first Romanian films to deal with fiction. He employed Popesco as well as other leading actors like Nottara and Romanescu. The first two films were called "Fatal Love" and "Spin a Yarn". No copies are known of these films. Popesco made her debut at the National Theatre Bucharest at age 16. In 1912, she played herself in the movie Independența României, directed by Aristide Demetriade. In 1919 she became artistic director of the Excelsior Theatre. In 1921, Popescu started Teatrul Mic, which she managed in parallel with the Excelsior. In 1923, she starred in the movie Ţigăncuşa de la iatac, directed by Alfred Halm. At the urging of Louis Verneuil, the French playwright, Popescu moved in 1924 to Paris. Under Verneuil's direction, she played the leading role in Ma Cousine de Varsovie, at the Théâtre Michel (1923). She also played in Tovaritch (1933), La Machine infernale (1954), Nina (1949), and La Mamma (1957). Later on, she was director of Théâtre de Paris (1956–1965), and Théâtre Marigny (1965–1978).[5] At age 84, she played again in La Mamma. Elvira Popescu also played in movies, such as La Présidente (Fernand Rivers, 1938), Tricoche et Cacolet (Pierre Colombier, 1938), Ils étaient neuf célibataires (Sacha Guitry, 1939), Paradis perdu (Abel Gance, 1940), Austerlitz (Abel Gance, 1960),[6] and Purple Noon (René Clément, 1960). Shortly after her debut in 1910, Popescu married comedian Aurel Athanasescu and they had a daughter named Tatiana. After a few years, she divorced, and married Ion Manolescu-Strunga, Minister of Industry and Commerce (who was to die in Sighet prison in the 1950s). Her third husband was Count Maximilien Sébastien Foy (born in Paris on 17 April 1900, died in Neuilly-sur-Seine on 11 November 1967). She died in Paris at age 99, and was interred at Père Lachaise Cemetery. Source: Article "Elvira Popescu" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
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| 2018 | Clouzot : The Early Works |
| 1972 | La voyante as Karma, la voyante |
| 1966 | La Mamma as Rosaria |
| 1960 | Austerlitz as Lætitia Bonaparte |
| 1960 | Kızgın Güneş as Mrs. Popova |
| 1943 | Fou d'amour as Arabella |
| 1942 | Frédérica as Frédérica |
| 1942 | Le Voile bleu as Mona Lorenza |
| 1942 | Mademoiselle Swing as Sofia de Vinci |
| 1942 | L'âge d'or |
| 1941 | Le valet maître |
| 1941 | Parade en 7 nuits as Madame Fanny |
| 1940 | L'Héritier des Mondésir as Erika, l'aventurière |
| 1939 | Le bois sacré as Francine Margerie |
| 1939 | Paradis perdu as Sonia Vorochine |
| 1939 | Ils étaient neuf célibataires as Comtesse Stacia Batchefskaïa |
| 1939 | Le Veau gras as Princess Dorothée |
| 1939 | Derrière la façade as Mme Rameau, épouse d'un industriel et maîtresse d'Alfrédo |
| 1939 | Eusèbe député as Mariska |
| 1938 | Mon curé chez les riches as Lisette Cousinet |
| 1938 | Éducation de prince as The Queen of Silistrie |
| 1938 | Tricoche et Cacolet as Bernardine Van der Pouf |
| 1938 | La Présidente as Vérotcha |
| 1937 | À Venise, une nuit as Nadia Mortal |
| 1937 | L'Habit vert as La duchesse de Maulévrier |
| 1937 | Le Club des Aristocrates as La comtesse Irène Waldapowska |
| 1937 | La Maison d'en face as Madame Anna |
| 1937 | L'Homme du jour as Mona Thalia |
| 1936 | Le Roi as Thérèse Marnix |
| 1936 | L'Amant de Madame Vidal |
| 1935 | Dora Nelson as Dora Nelson / Suzanne Verdier |
| 1934 | Une femme chipée as Hélène Larsonnier |
| 1932 | Sa meilleure cliente as Edwige |
| 1931 | Ma cousine de Varsovie as Sonia Varilovna |
| 1931 | L'étrangère as Dora Clarkson |
| 1923 | Tigancusa de la iatac as Maria Tortusanu - Vasil's fiancée |
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