Anne Parillaud

Anne Parillaud, a French actress who has been active since 1977. She's most famous internationally as the character she played in LucBesson's film La Femme Nikita. Anne Parillaud is a French actress that has been performing since 1977. She is internationally renowned for her performance as La Femme Nikita in Luc Besson in the film. Anne Parillaud was born 06 May 1960, within Paris' 12th arrondissement. Anne is still busy appearing in film. Offscreen Anne is a lover of simple things such as dancing and talking to friends. She is guided by her own heart Anne claims to be someone who lives by impulse first. This would suggest to her numerous fans that Francis has made some good choice. She was a regular smoker through the entirety of her life, Francis claimed she stopped smoking around the end of the 80s. But, she was diagnosed in 2006 as having non-small cell lung cancer. Francis died from issues caused by pancreatic disease on the 2nd of January 2011at her retirement home in Santa Barbara California. Besson as well as Milla Jovovich's marriage ended in 1997, after Besson began to fall in love with the actress in The Fifth Element (1997). Besson married 21-year-old Jovovich on 14 December 1997, when he turned 38. They divorced during the year 1999. Besson was just 45 years old when he became married Virginie Silla, who was a film director. The beautiful blonde 5ft 8in Francis with a becoming little mole in her mouth was never eye-proof especially during the movies of the 1950s. They launched her career on the right track and consolidated her notoriety. Lana is open about her feelings for Archer for a certain period of duration. Lana accepts this but isn't able to return the love. Lana discovers she loves Archer just before she tells Abbiejean Kane Archer, Lana's child.

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