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Edwige Feuillere's autobiography Les Feux de la memoire was published in 1977 and showed a mastery of literary style and a modest self-appraisal in which she revealed herself as a very private person, little given to social occasions or to the attentions of the paparazzi, who worked hard studying parts and improving her performances.

Reading, photography, learning, traveling, internet surfing and to name a few.

Partage de midi had for years been admired for its dramatic poetry and the intense conflict of its hero, a failed priest, torn between profane and sacred love, but it was considered unperformable.

Biography [ ] She was born Edwige Louise Caroline Cunatti to an Italian architect father and an -born mother.

She died on November 13, 1998.

… That was why I did not hesitate for one instant to do the sets and costumes for Cher Menteur Dear Liar.

" To help pay the rent of their small apartment in Montmartre, she appeared as a dancer in revue and in cheap movies.

I had to be reborn, situate myself in reality.

In her delightful autobiography, she charitably pretends to forget the title of this movie, which was a disaster, but it was Woman Hater, in which she starred opposite Stewart Granger.

Pierre Kalfon — Comtesse de Labarthe• Back in Paris, she separated from her husband, whose suicide games were becoming too realistic for her: she saw him only once again, after the war, when he came to say goodbye before leaving with an American unit for Japan.

She made a number of obscure films, one with Erich von Stroheim who would not start filming until he had visited the shrine of his favourite Saint Rita, a chapel opposite the Moulin Rouge, now surrounded by sex shops.

" Edwige Caroline Cunati, actress: born Vesoul, France 29 October 1907; married 1929 Pierre Feuillere died 1945; marriage dissolved ; died Paris 14 November 1998.