Born Anne-Marie Petit, Paris, February 27, 1938 in Paris,
France, the future actress Pascale Petit, was raised by her father, a musician,
after her parents’ divorce. She lived her early years dedicated to her father
and learned his talent for drawing. This
ability led her to pursue artistic studies at the Academy Charpentier.
The actress Françoise Lugagne noticed the beauty of Pascale
and thought that the girl could be the pearl sought by her husband, the
director Raymond Rouleau, for a secondary role in the film he was about to
perform, "The Crucible "(1956). It was her next two films film, which
launched her career. "A Life" produced by Annie Dorfmann and
"The Cheaters" (1958) a work, depicting the adventures of four young
teenagers from Saint-Germain-des-Pres, was a remarkable success. Pascale Petit,
now a star in their own right, was given the Prix Suzanne Bianchetti, awarded
annually to a promising young French actress.
Petit would go on to appear in over 55 films and TV
appearances, her last appearance being in 2001’s TV series “Sous le soleil”.
Pascale has appeared in two Euro-westerns: “Find a Place to Die” (1968) and
“Cowboy Kid” (1972).
Today we celebrate Pascale Petit’s 75th birthday.
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