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[5] She began to become friends with prominent people, such as Chevalier and the poet Jacques Borgeat.

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The affair lasted from summer 1948 until his death in autumn 1949.

[5] After a glowing review by a prominent New York critic, though, she met with better success[5] and her popularity in the United States was such that she appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show eight times and at Carnegie Hall twice 1956[10] and 1957.

The world's most popular entertainer and Europe's greatest boxer: the film puts the love affair of these two national heroes against a backdrop of the end of World War II, hotel suites in New York, transatlantic plane flights, Cerdan's loss of the world middleweight title to Jake Lamotta, and Piaf's gift for tragic love songs.

Marcel Cerdan on a 1969 UAE stamp Cerdan began boxing professionally on 4 November 1934 in Meknes, , beating Marcel Bucchianeri by a decision in six rounds.

In 1940, a sign of her established fame, the playwright Jean Cocteau wrote a play, "Le Bel Indifferent," for her, about her, and starring her.

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, "Tonight I'm singing for Marcel Cerdan.

" The condition was treated with proper medication.

Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien by Edith Piaf This was the last song ever made by Piaf before her death.

And, Americans were not fans of being sad, one of Piaf's main charms.