Suzy Prim

Between 1913 and 1921, Susy Prim turns eight films in Italy, but his real career began in 1931 with My heart and its millions of Modest Arveyres (André Berthomieu). In 1936, at the height of its glory, it turns on eleven films, including the remarkable Bas Fonds Jean Renoir, where, in the face of Louis Jouvet, she played a woman victim of fate. It shines in a dozen of films are forgotten today, alongside Michel Simon, Raimu, Charles Boyer and Charles Vanel Under the Occupation, it plays two roles very tough in Au bonheur des dames (1943) by André Cayatte, and in The Rabouilleuse (1943) Fernand Rivers. In 1946, it provides a recess with a revue at the Folies-Bergère. Still come many of the film : The kingdom of heaven (1949) by Julien Duvivier, Twelve-Hour clock (1958) of Géza Radvanyi. In 1976, Henri Verneuil offers him her last role in The Body of my enemy.