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Tina Aumont, Marisa Pavan and Jean-Pierre Aumont having a good time in Malmaison.
Cinemonde, 21st February 1957.
Rest in Power Toecutter.I will remember you,when i look the night sky.!
May 18, 1947 - December 1, 2020
Paris. Little Maria Christina Aumont, in a recent photograph, together with her father, Jean-Pierre Aumont: the little girl is now eight and a half years old. Since her mother died, Maria Christina has lived with her father and never abandons her: for his part, the actor has a very lively attachment to his daughter, and, in his life as a widower, she represents his only affection.
Paris. Jean-Pierre Aumont plays with his daughter Maria Christina in his new home, a villa in the Malmaison park, the historic residence of Josephine Bonaparte, a short distance from the French capital. In every room of the villa there are portraits of Maria Montez and the memory of his wife is always present in the actor, who also received and still receives hundreds of letters from women who say they are willing to marry him. But Jean-Pierre Aumont doesn't even deign to glance at these proposals and continues to dedicate all his free moments to little Maria Christina.
Photos and caption from Italian magazine Oggi, 1954.
Mireille Darc: Icon of French Cinema in '60s and '70s, Dies