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Alain Delon dead at 88

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  • toughlikeglue
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    He was a far-right supporter and made himself quite clear about his views on immigration and gay rights.   So    

  • It's not only that, he was friends with Jean-Marie Le Pen and a misogynistic trash who admitted to slap women so yeah, he won't be missed   He left the "love of his life" when she couldn't g

  • popmusicisdead
    popmusicisdead

    terrible person aside, he was an absolute legend. we already lost Francoise Hardy just last month. they always go in threes. i wonder who's next. 

He was a far-right supporter and made himself quite clear about his views on immigration and gay rights.

 

So

 

 

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8 minutes ago, toughlikeglue said:

He was a far-right supporter and made himself quite clear about his views on immigration and gay rights.

Mess :rip: I had no idea

5 minutes ago, Riverbank said:

Mess :rip: I had no idea

It's not only that, he was friends with Jean-Marie Le Pen and a misogynistic trash who admitted to slap women so yeah, he won't be missed

 

He left the "love of his life" when she couldn't give him a child

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terrible person aside, he was an absolute legend. we already lost Francoise Hardy just last month. they always go in threes. i wonder who's next. 

He was hot back in the day, and an iconic movie star.

 

Unfortunately he was a gigantic *ss. So, good riddance

And atop of everything that has been said already, he was proud to say he was beating his wife in the 60s.

1 hour ago, toughlikeglue said:

He was a far-right supporter and made himself quite clear about his views on immigration and gay rights.

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No one looked better than him in a movie screen, it was almost otherworldly. Truly one of the most captivating actors ever, the truest definition of a movie star. 

 

 

Shame about his politics, as mentioned.

 

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Rest in peace 

edit: oh **** he was a bad guy? Well I'll just respect the dead I guess but damn..,

Edited by IBeMe

I didn't know about his stances. He was giving 12/10 in Purple Noon and every screen cap looks like a pro shoot.

this the guy who knocked up Nico and refused to acknowledge the son? RIP I guess

The word icon incarnate. Not a good or happy person, truly flawed, but a screen presence like no other. Shame he was so perfect on the outside and so hurt and angry on the inside. At least he left the gift of his work:

 

Purple Noon

Rocco And His Brothers

The Leopard

Any Number Can Win

Le Samouraï

The Sicilian Clan

Le Cercle Rouge

Two Men In Town

Mr. Klein

 

Any one of those would be the peak of an actor and a star's career. He had all of them in a decade and a half, and many more

40 minutes ago, Mitsouko said:

Purple Noon

Just downloaded this and about to dive in. Had no idea there was a 60s version of Mr. Ripley. 

 

Gonna watch it now on a cloudy Sunday :smitten:

I didn't know all this info about his personal life, but he was so incredible and Purple Noon and Samurai. 

Gosh during his peak he was literally the most gorgeous man ever ugh! What a  legendary actor & with a phenomenal filmography! His films got me into French cinema so for that I'm forever grateful :chick3:

 

looksmaxers in shambles

rest in peace to this ex hottie

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