Sophie Hardy
Sophie Hardy ( born October 4, 1944 in Paris) is a French actress.
Career
She played a small role in 1964 alongside Gérard Barray triumph in the Musketeer. In Germany had the blonde French girl after her starring role in Max pecas flotsam of Love ( 1964) success as Alice in Alfred Vohrers The Sorcerer (1964) and as Ann in Harald Reinl Winnetou III. It followed the sorcerer another Edgar Wallace adaptation: The mystery of the white nun, where she acted as the beleaguered heroine Sophie next to Stewart Granger, Brigitte Horney, Siegfried Schürenberg and Eddi Arent. Other successes were her Cynthia in Jesus Franco's cards on the table (1966 ) with Eddie Constantine and the title role in Three Hats for Lisa ( 1966).
Despite the immense success it was quiet around Sophie Hardy. After Don Sharp's A Taste of Excitement with Eva Renzi and Paul Hubschmid from the year 1969 1970 Georges Lautner's followed by The Road to Salina and 1994, the TV movie Jules. 2000 succeeded Sophie Hardy made a comeback as a grandmother of Aurélien Wiik in the episodic film drug scenes. Your episode was directed by Claude La Purée Lelouch sons Seb and Simon Lelouch.