Madeleine Sologne
Madeleine Sologne ( born October 27, 1912 in La Ferté- Imbault; † 31 March 1995 Vierzon; native Madeleine Simone Vouillon ) was a French actress.
A trained milliner started her acting career in the theater. In the operations financed by the Popular Front, including Jean Renoir staged commissioned work life is ours, she debuted in 1936 in the role of a worker in the film.
In 1938 she was in Le père Lebonnard (Jean Aicard ) first leading lady. The following years she was as an actress and cultured sentient women of the stars of French cinema. As its most important role is considered that of Nathalie Jean Delannoy in the eternal spell (1943 ), which has the Tristan and Isolde - motif as the basis.
Sologne was married to the film architect Jean Douarinou.