History of Alain Delon in Timeline
Alain Delon is a French actor, producer, screenwriter, singer, and businessman recognized as a major cultural and cinematic figure of the 20th century. Rising to prominence in the late 1950s, he became a leading European actor and international sex symbol. Delon's style, appearance, and iconic roles cemented his enduring popularity and status as a significant figure in French culture.
March 1904: Birth of François Fabien Delon
François Fabien Delon, Alain Delon's father, was born on March 12, 1904, in Craponne-sur-Arzon. He worked as a projectionist and later as the director of the cinema Le Régina in Bourg-la-Reine.
December 1909: Death of Fabien Delon
Fabien Delon, Alain Delon's paternal great-grandfather, passed away on December 12, 1909, in Figeac, Lot. He was a civil engineer and a member of the Legion of Honour.
April 1911: Birth of Édith Marie Suzanne Arnold
Édith Marie Suzanne Arnold, Alain Delon's mother, was born on April 19, 1911.
1913: Death of Maria Minard
Maria Minard, Alain Delon's maternal grandmother and a model for Jeanne Lanvin, passed away in 1913.
1926: Death of Jean-Marcel Delon
Jean-Marcel Delon, Alain Delon's paternal grandfather, passed away in 1926 in L'Haÿ-les-Roses. He was a tax collector who had been appointed in Corsica in 1886.
November 1935: Alain Delon's Birth
On November 8, 1935, Alain Fabien Maurice Marcel Delon was born in Sceaux, a suburb of Paris. He later became a renowned French actor, film producer, screenwriter, singer, and businessman.
1939: Divorce of Delon's Parents
In 1939, when Alain Delon was four years old, his parents divorced. He was then entrusted to a foster family.
1945: Hearing the Execution of Pierre Laval
In 1945, while living with his foster family near Fresnes Prison, Alain Delon heard the salvo that executed wartime collaborator Pierre Laval.
1946: Return to Birth Parents
In 1946, following the death of his foster parents, Alain Delon was sent back to his birth parents, who shared custody of him. He was later placed in a Catholic boarding school.
1953: Service at Bormette Signals School
In 1953, Alain Delon continued his French Navy service at the Bormette Signals School after a stint at the Pont-Réan Maritime Training Centre. He faced disciplinary action for stealing equipment.
1956: Return to France and Odd Jobs
In 1956, after his naval service, Alain Delon returned to France. He worked various odd jobs, including a produce handler and a waiter, and became acquainted with members of the French underworld.
1957: Meeting Brigitte Auber and Contact with Film Industry
In 1957, Alain Delon met actress Brigitte Auber in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Through her, he attended the Cannes Film Festival, where he met his future agent George Beaume and was scouted by Henry Willson, leading to an offer from David O. Selznick.
April 1958: Meeting Romy Schneider and Engagement
On April 10, 1958, Alain Delon met Romy Schneider at Orly airport in Paris. They were cast as partners in the film 'Christine'. Initially, they disliked each other, but they eventually fell in love and became engaged.
1958: Co-starred in Christine with Romy Schneider
In 1958, Alain Delon co-starred with Romy Schneider in the film Christine, marking the beginning of their relationship.
March 1959: Engagement to Romy Schneider
On March 20, 1959, Alain Delon became engaged to actress Romy Schneider, after they met while co-starring in the 1958 film Christine. The couple was nicknamed "les amants magnifiques".
1959: Death of Alfred Louis Arnold
Alfred Louis Arnold, Alain Delon's maternal grandfather, died in 1959. He was a rider in the French army and gendarme.
1959: Critical Acclaim for 'Women Are Weak'
In 1959, Alain Delon received critical acclaim for his role in the film 'Women Are Weak', marking an early success in his career.
1959: Lead Role in 'Women Are Weak'
In 1959, Alain Delon was given the lead role in the comedy 'Women Are Weak', which was a big hit in France and his first film seen in America. He made personal appearances in New York to promote the movie.
1959: Admiration for Jean Marais
In a 1959 interview aired on Cinépanorama during the filming of 'Rocco and His Brothers', Alain Delon expressed his admiration for Jean Marais, stating that he idolized the actor and sought to emulate his simplicity.
1960: International Recognition
In 1960, Alain Delon gained international recognition for his roles in René Clément's 'Plein Soleil' (released as 'Purple Noon' in the US) and Luchino Visconti's 'Rocco and His Brothers'. His portrayal of Tom Ripley in 'Purple Noon' was highly praised.
1960: Roles in 'Purple Noon' and 'Rocco and His Brothers'
In 1960, Alain Delon garnered further critical acclaim for his performances in 'Purple Noon' and 'Rocco and His Brothers', solidifying his status as a leading actor.
1960: Purple Noon and Rocco and His Brothers Release
In 1960, two of Alain Delon's most acclaimed films, "Purple Noon" and "Rocco and His Brothers", were released.
1961: Stage Debut and Film Roles
In 1961, Alain Delon made his stage debut in 'Tis Pity She's a Whore' alongside Romy Schneider in Paris, directed by Visconti. He also appeared in the Italian comedy film 'The Joy of Living' and the anthology film 'Famous Love Affairs'.
1961: Consideration for Role in Fanny
In 1961, Alain Delon was considered for a role in Joshua Logan's Fanny.
1961: Reconnection with Family
In 1961, Alain Delon's younger brother, Jean-François Delon, reconnected with him after seeing Alain's name on a 'Rocco and His Brothers' poster. This marked the first contact between Alain and his family since his naval service.
1962: L'Eclisse Release
In 1962, Alain Delon starred in another acclaimed film, "L'Eclisse".
1962: Role in 'L'Eclisse'
In 1962, Alain Delon starred in the film 'L'Eclisse', directed by Michelangelo Antonioni, adding to his repertoire of critically acclaimed performances.
1963: The Leopard Release
In 1963, "The Leopard", one of Alain Delon's most acclaimed films, was released.
1963: Role in The Devil and the Ten Commandments
In 1963, Alain Delon appeared in another all-star anthology film, The Devil and the Ten Commandments, alongside Danielle Darrieux.
1963: Met Francine Canovas (Nathalie Barthélémy)
In 1963, Alain Delon met Francine Canovas (Nathalie Barthélémy), a model.
1963: "Delon's Method" for 'Any Number Can Win'
In 1963, Alain Delon secured the role in 'Any Number Can Win' and negotiated a deal to take the film's distribution rights in certain countries instead of a straight salary. This arrangement, known as "Delon's method," proved highly profitable.
1963: Roles in 'The Leopard' and 'Any Number Can Win'
In 1963, Alain Delon starred in 'The Leopard' and 'Any Number Can Win', both of which contributed to his growing international recognition.
August 1964: Marriage to Nathalie Barthélémy
On August 13, 1964, Alain Delon married Francine Canovas, known as Nathalie Barthélémy, due to her pregnancy, and she took the name Nathalie Delon.
September 1964: Birth of son Anthony Delon
On September 30, 1964, Alain Delon's son, Anthony Delon, was born to Nathalie Delon.
October 1964: Met Ratna Sari Dewi at the Tokyo Olympics
In October 1964, Alain Delon met Ratna Sari Dewi at the Tokyo Olympics, and the two began a relationship.
1964: End of relationship with Romy Schneider
In 1964, Alain Delon and Romy Schneider ended their relationship.
1964: Role in 'The Black Tulip'
In 1964, Alain Delon starred in 'The Black Tulip', adding another notable film to his career.
1965: Delon's Reflection on "Delon's method"
In 1965, Alain Delon claimed that "no one else has tried it since and made money" after using the "Delon's method" in 1963.
1965: Consideration for Role in The Loved One
In 1965, Alain Delon was considered for a role in Tony Richardson's The Loved One.
1965: Continued affair with Marisa Mell
In 1965, Alain Delon's liaison with Marisa Mell continued even after his marriage in 1964.
1966: Consideration for Role in This Property Is Condemned
In 1966, Alain Delon was considered for a role in Sydney Pollack's This Property Is Condemned.
1967: Met Ratna Sari Dewi in Paris
In 1967, Alain Delon met Ratna Sari Dewi in Paris, the two remained close in the following years.
1967: Roles in 'The Last Adventure' and 'Le Samouraï'
In 1967, Alain Delon starred in 'The Last Adventure' and 'Le Samouraï', both films further cementing his status as a prominent actor.
1967: Le Samouraï Release
In 1967, Alain Delon starred in the acclaimed film "Le Samouraï".
1967: Alain Delon's Jeff Costello in Le Samouraï
Since 1967, Alain Delon’s portrayal of Jeff Costello in Le Samouraï has been a source of inspiration for filmmakers from South Korea to China.
August 1968: Met Mireille Darc
In August 1968, Alain Delon met French actress Mireille Darc during the shooting of the film Jeff, and they started a relationship that lasted until 1982.
October 1968: Bodyguard found dead, investigation ensues
In October 1968, the body of Stefan Marković, Alain Delon's bodyguard, was found in Élancourt, Yvelines. Alain Delon and François Marcantoni were investigated, partly due to a letter from Marković implicating them in the event of his death. The investigation involved former French Prime Minister Georges Pompidou.
1968: Role in 'The Girl on a Motorcycle'
In 1968, Alain Delon appeared in 'The Girl on a Motorcycle', expanding his range of film roles.
1968: Consideration for Role in The Scavengers
In 1968, Alain Delon was considered for a role in Henri Verneuil's The Scavengers.
February 1969: Divorce from Nathalie Delon
On February 14, 1969, Alain Delon and Nathalie Delon divorced.
1969: Role in 'La Piscine'
In 1969, Alain Delon starred in 'La Piscine', continuing his successful acting career.
1969: Conviction for assaulting photographer
In 1969, Alain Delon was convicted in absentia and sentenced to four months in jail by an Italian court for assaulting an Italian photographer.
1969: Shooting of Jeff
In 1969, Alain Delon was shooting the film Jeff where he met Mireille Darc.
1969: Release of Borsalino
In 1969, Borsalino, starring Alain Delon and Jean-Paul Belmondo, was released, marking their only collaboration. The film tells the story of two gangsters in Marseille in the 1930s.
1969: Delon's letter to de Gaulle after resignation
In 1969, after Charles de Gaulle resigned from the French presidency, Alain Delon wrote him a letter expressing his pride in being French and a sense of shame at the referendum result.
1969: La Piscine Release
In 1969, the film "La Piscine", starring Alain Delon, was released.
1970: Role in 'Le Cercle Rouge'
In 1970, Alain Delon played a role in 'Le Cercle Rouge', adding another film to his acclaimed career.
1970: Le Cercle Rouge Release
In 1970, Alain Delon starred in the acclaimed film "Le Cercle Rouge".
1971: The French Connection References Le Samouraï
In 1971, William Friedkin's The French Connection contained explicit references to Le Samouraï.
1972: Role in 'Un flic'
In 1972, Alain Delon starred in the movie 'Un flic'.
1972: Publication of Playcolt comic strip
In 1972, the Italian comic strip Playcolt started publication, featuring Alain Velon, a character based on Alain Delon.
1973: Recording of "Paroles, paroles"
In 1973, Alain Delon recorded the spoken part in the popular song "Paroles, paroles", a duet with Dalida.
1973: Abandonment of Dune Adaptation
In 1973, Alejandro Jodorowsky's cinematic adaptation of Dune, with Alain Delon slated to play Duncan Idaho, was abandoned due to financial constraints.
1973: The Sting Inspired by Borsalino
In 1973, Borsalino inspired Robert Redford and Paul Newman to stage The Sting.
1974: Supported Valéry Giscard d'Estaing
In 1974, Alain Delon supported the center-right candidate Valéry Giscard d'Estaing in his successful presidential campaign.
1974: The Conversation References Le Samouraï
In 1974, Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation contained explicit references to Le Samouraï and the character of Jef Costello.
1976: Role in 'Monsieur Klein'
In 1976, Alain Delon starred in 'Monsieur Klein', adding to his list of critically acclaimed film roles.
1976: Monsieur Klein Release
In 1976, Alain Delon starred in the acclaimed film "Monsieur Klein".
1976: Consideration for Role in Taxi Driver
In 1976, Alain Delon was considered for a role in Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver.
September 1977: Death of François Fabien Delon
François Fabien Delon, Alain Delon's father, passed away on September 17, 1977, in Le Kremlin-Bicêtre.
1979: James Bond Offer
In 1979, Albert Broccoli offered Alain Delon the role of James Bond, but Delon declined.
1979: End of Playcolt comic strip publication
In 1979, the Italian comic strip Playcolt ended its publication after 128 issues across four series, featuring Alain Velon, a character based on Alain Delon.
1981: Supported Valéry Giscard d'Estaing again
In 1981, Alain Delon supported Valéry Giscard d'Estaing again in his failed attempt to be reelected.
1981: Consideration for Role in Escape to Victory
In 1981, Alain Delon was considered for a role in John Huston's Escape to Victory.
1982: End of relationship with Mireille Darc
In 1982, Alain Delon and Mireille Darc ended their relationship.
1982: Shturtsite's Song About Alain Delon
In 1982, the Bulgarian rock band Shturtsite adapted Georgi Konstantinov's poem Момичето със син балон (The Girl with the Blue Balloon) into a song called Ален Делон (Alain Delon), comparing the actor to a balloon that will burst.
1984: Performance in Notre histoire
In 1984, Alain Delon starred in 'Notre histoire', for which he later won the César Award for Best Actor in 1985.
1985: César Award for Best Actor
In 1985, Alain Delon won the César Award for Best Actor for his performance in 'Notre histoire' (1984).
1986: Sunglasses popularity in Hong Kong
In 1986, Alain Delon's brand of sunglasses became popular in Hong Kong after actor Chow Yun-fat wore them in the crime film A Better Tomorrow, as well as two sequels. Delon thanked Chow for helping to sell the sunglasses in Hong Kong and China.
1986: Delon's Image on The Queen Is Dead Album Cover
In 1986, a still shot of Alain Delon in The Unvanquished appeared on the cover of the album The Queen Is Dead by The Smiths, with his permission.
1987: Met Rosalie van Breemen
In 1987, Alain Delon met Dutch model Rosalie van Breemen on the set of the music video for his song "Comme au cinéma" and started a relationship.
1988: Supported Raymond Barre
In 1988, Alain Delon gave his support to Raymond Barre.
November 1990: Birth of Anouchka Delon
On November 25, 1990, Alain Delon's daughter, Anouchka Delon, was born.
1991: Membership in France's Legion of Honour
In 1991, Alain Delon became a member of France's Legion of Honour, recognizing his contributions and achievements.
1992: Cancellation of Evil Angels Adaptation
In 1992, André Téchiné's planned film adaptation of Pascal Bruckner’s novel Evil Angels, starring Alain Delon and Isabelle Adjani, was cancelled due to disagreements between the actors.
March 1994: Birth of Alain-Fabien Delon
On March 18, 1994, Alain Delon's son, Alain-Fabien Delon, was born.
1994: Robert Evans' Memoirs Mention Alain Delon
In 1994, American producer Robert Evans paid tribute to Alain Delon in his memoirs The Kid Stays in the Picture – Hyperion Books, considering him as his "brother in life as in cinema" and "the most beautiful actor in Europe".
1994: Film adaptation of Interview with the Vampire
In 1994, the film adaptation of Interview with the Vampire started filming, with Brad Pitt ultimately taking on the role of Louis, which Alain Delon was considered for.
June 1995: Death of Édith Marie Suzanne Arnold
Édith Marie Suzanne Arnold, Alain Delon's mother, passed away on June 20, 1995, in Jouy-en-Josas.
1999: Acquisition of Swiss Citizenship
In 1999, Alain Delon acquired Swiss citizenship.
2001: End of relationship with Rosalie van Breemen
In 2001, Alain Delon and Rosalie van Breemen ended their relationship.
July 2007: Premiere of Alain Delon or almost play
In July 2007, the play Alain Delon or almost, inspired by Alain Delon's career and the world of Jean-Pierre Melville, premiered at the Avignon Festival.
2007: Supported Nicolas Sarkozy
In 2007, Alain Delon gave his support to Nicolas Sarkozy.
2009: Delon admits regret at not marrying Schneider
In 2009, Alain Delon admitted his regret at not marrying Romy Schneider.
2009: Christian Dior used images of Alain Delon in Eau Sauvage cologne advertising campaigns
In 2009, Christian Dior used images of the young Alain Delon and excerpts of his 1960s film The Swimming Pool in the Eau Sauvage cologne advertising campaigns.
2009: Guillaume Delorme Plays Alain Delon in Romy
In 2009, Guillaume Delorme portrayed Alain Delon in the German TV movie Romy, which retold his love story with Romy Schneider.
2010: Emma Daumas' Song Tribute
In 2010, Emma Daumas paid tribute to Alain Delon in the song Dans les yeux d'Alain Delon, on her E.P. Acoustic.
2010: Revival of Alain Delon... and me play
In 2010, the play Alain Delon or almost was revived in a new version titled Alain Delon... and me.
2013: Expressed sympathy for the National Front
In 2013, Alain Delon expressed sympathy for the French far-right National Front's electoral successes.
2014: Abandonment of Patient Film Project
In 2014, the film project Patient, a drama centered on the Armenian genocide with Delon or Adrien Brody in a leading role, was announced but never materialized.
2015: Christian Dior used images of Alain Delon in Eau Sauvage cologne advertising campaigns
In 2015, Christian Dior used images of the young Alain Delon and excerpts of his 1960s film The Last Adventure in the Eau Sauvage cologne advertising campaigns.
2015: Sanlaville Inspired by Delon for San-Antonio
In 2015, Michaël Sanlaville, inspired by Frédéric Dard's novels, chose to base the comic book character San-Antonio on the image of Alain Delon.
2017: Endorsed François Fillon
In 2017, Alain Delon endorsed the Gaullist candidate François Fillon, and did not vote in the second run-off between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen.
2018: Denied voting for Marine Le Pen
In 2018, Alain Delon denied having ever voted for Marine Le Pen.
2018: Delon refers to Schneider as the love of his life
In 2018, Alain Delon referred to Romy Schneider as the love of his life.
June 2019: Delon suffered a stroke
In June 2019, Alain Delon suffered a stroke and was admitted to hospital after experiencing dizziness and headaches.
August 2019: Recovering in a Swiss hospital
In August 2019, Alain Delon was recovering in a Swiss hospital following his stroke.
2019: Honorary Palme d'Or at Cannes Film Festival
At the 2019 Cannes Film Festival, Alain Delon received the Honorary Palme d'Or, celebrating his significant impact on cinema.
2019: Cognitive tests conducted on Alain Delon after stroke
In 2019, after suffering a stroke, Alain Delon underwent five cognitive tests between 2019 and 2022, the results of which were allegedly concealed from the family according to his son, Anthony.
2020: Schnock (no. 37) Release
In 2020, Alexandre Chabert's "Schnock (no. 37)", La Tengo, distributed by Flammarion, was released.
July 2021: Plans for one more film
In July 2021, during an interview on TV5Monde, his first since having two strokes, Alain Delon announced his plans to act in one more film.
2021: Expressed support for euthanasia
In 2021, Alain Delon expressed support for euthanasia, calling it "the most logical and natural thing".
September 2022: Began experimental treatment for lymphoma
In September 2022, Alain Delon began experimental treatment for a slow-progressing lymphoma.
September 2022: Interview with Ukrainian President Zelensky
In September 2022, Alain Delon interviewed Ukrainian President Zelensky as part of a TV5Monde special program on the war in Ukraine titled Face à Zelensky, during which Delon expressed his support for the Ukrainian people.
2022: The Markovic Affair Book Release
In 2022, "The Markovic Affair", a book by Jean-Yves Le Naour and illustrated by Emmanuel Cassier, was released by Bamboo.
2022: Endorsed Valérie Pécresse
In 2022, Alain Delon endorsed Valérie Pécresse, calling her "the only woman he wants to be president".
2022: Cognitive tests conducted on Alain Delon after stroke
In 2022, Alain Delon underwent five cognitive tests between 2019 and 2022, the results of which were allegedly concealed from the family according to his son, Anthony.
2022: Wished to be removed from life support if in a coma
In 2022, Alain Delon's son Anthony revealed that Alain wished to be removed from life support if he were to succumb to a coma, and had asked Anthony to fulfill his request. Shortly thereafter, some news organizations reported that Delon was planning to imminently end his life through euthanasia, but the reports were adamantly denied by his son, Alain-Fabien.
2022: Invited to Ukraine by Volodymyr Zelenskyy
In 2022, the 86-year-old Alain Delon was invited by Volodymyr Zelenskyy to travel to Ukraine.
July 2023: Complaint filed against Hiromi Rollin
In July 2023, Alain Delon's children filed a complaint against Hiromi Rollin, alleging psychological harassment, interception of correspondence, animal cruelty, intentional violence, unlawful confinement, and abuse of weakness. A preliminary investigation was opened. Hiromi Rollin disputed the allegations and planned to file a complaint against the Delon family. Ultimately, the complaints were dismissed due to insufficiently characterized offenses, but further legal actions were anticipated.
2023: Children evict Hiromi Rollin
In mid-2023, Alain Delon's children united to successfully evict his former companion Hiromi Rollin, accusing her of abusing their father.
2023: Children stopped lymphoma treatment
In the summer of 2023, Alain Delon's three children made the decision to stop his experimental lymphoma treatment because it was weakening him.
January 2024: Complaint filed against son Anthony
In January 2024, Alain Delon filed a complaint against his son Anthony following an interview in Paris Match magazine where Anthony discussed his father's health and accused Anouchka of inheritance manipulation. Anthony also filed a police report against Anouchka for not sharing negative cognitive test results of their father.
January 2024: Delon's Poor Health and Family Feud
In January 2024, Alain Delon was reported to be in poor health, living a reclusive life at his estate. A public feud erupted between his children regarding his health, with accusations of lying and manipulation surrounding his cognitive tests.
February 2024: Police raid and firearm seizure at Delon's home
On February 26, 2024, police raided Alain Delon's home and seized 72 firearms and 3,000 rounds of ammunition, as he was not authorized to own a firearm.
March 2024: Anouchka Delon sues her brothers for invasion of privacy
On March 29, 2024, Anouchka Delon sued her brothers for invasion of privacy after a recording of a conversation between her and her father was broadcast on Instagram in January 2024. The trial date is set for April 2025.
April 2024: Alain Delon placed under reinforced guardianship
In April 2024, Alain Delon was placed under reinforced guardianship by judicial decision, following a hearing at the Montargis court. This measure follows a period during which Delon had already been placed under guardianship since January 25, granting the curator the power to manage his expenses.
August 2024: Alain Delon's Death
Alain Delon passed away on August 18, 2024, at the age of 88 at his home in Douchy, surrounded by family, after being diagnosed with B-cell lymphoma earlier in the year. Before his death, he expressed a wish to have his dog euthanized and buried with him, a wish that was ultimately not fulfilled by his family.
August 2024: Worldwide Media Coverage of Delon's Death
In August 2024, Alain Delon's death made headlines globally, with foreign press calling him "the last great myth of French Cinema." Tributes highlighted his intense acting and the beauty he represented in the 1960s. Plus belle la vie paid tribute to him in episode 153 on August 22, 2024, referencing the police series Fabio Montale.
August 2024: Private Funeral for Alain Delon
On August 24, 2024, Alain Delon was buried in a private chapel on his estate in Douchy, as per his wishes, near his thirty-five dogs. Around fifty guests, including his children, attended the ceremony officiated by Catholic bishop Jean-Michel Di Falco.
October 2024: Proposal to Honor Delon in Paris
In October 2024, the Paris Council voted on a proposal to honor Alain Delon with a street or facility named after him, including a plaque on the Normandie building on the Champs-Élysées.
December 16, 2024: Retrospective 'Remember Alain Delon' in Hanoi
From December 16, 2024, a retrospective in Hanoi, Vietnam, titled 'Remember Alain Delon', began showcasing three of his films: Red Sun, The Red Circle, and Plein Soleil.
2024: Tribute at Venice Film Festival
During the opening ceremony of the 2024 Venice Film Festival, images of Alain Delon, along with Gena Rowlands and Roberto Herlitzka, were projected in tribute.
2024: Tributes at Angoulême and Lumière Film Festivals
Following Alain Delon's death, the 2024 Angoulême Francophone Film Festival screened Notre histoire by Bertrand Blier as a tribute. The 2024 Lumière Festival concluded with a screening of Plein Soleil (1960) and a speech by Anthony Delon recounting his father's career.
January 16, 2025: End of Retrospective 'Remember Alain Delon' in Hanoi
The retrospective 'Remember Alain Delon' in Hanoi, Vietnam, concluded on January 16, 2025, after showcasing three of his films: Red Sun, The Red Circle, and Plein Soleil.
April 2025: Trial date set for invasion of privacy lawsuit
The trial date is set for April 2025 for Anouchka Delon's lawsuit against her brothers for invasion of privacy.
2025: Delon Ranked Among Most Popular Actors in France
Based on admissions, Alain Delon is the 10th most popular actor in France in 2025, with a total of 136 million admissions.
2025: Delon Featured in 'In Memoriam' Segments
In 2025, Alain Delon was featured in the In Memoriam segments of the BAFTA and SAG Awards ceremonies. However, his absence from the Oscars tribute caused incomprehension in France and internationally. A tribute was paid to him at the opening of the 50th César Awards.
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