One wishes a happy birthday to Daniel Auteuil, who has just been 75 years old this Friday, January 24, 2025. He is an actor that we no longer present, but let's remember that he marked the spirits in D ' Innumerable films, and won several awards. Named fourteen times in the Césars, he obtained that of the best actor for his roles in Jean de Florette et Source manons, then another for The girl on deck. Without forgetting its prize for male interpretation of the Cannes Film Festival for the film The eighth day.
On the private life side, the one who has been married since 2006 to the painter Aude Ambroggi (they have a 15 year old son named Zachary) shared the life of Anne Jousset, the mother of her daughter Aurore (43 years old), then that Emmanuelle Béart, with whom he had Nelly (32). But he was also in love, in the 2000s, of actress Marianne Denicourt, the ex of Arnaud Desplechin: a man whom she continued in court for “invasion of privacy”. A story to which she also returned for Elle magazine last summer (edition of August 29, 2024).
Our colleagues tell that Marianne Denicourt left Arnaud Desplechin during the shooting of her film How I argued … (my sex life), in which she plays. Quickly, she met Daniel Auteuil. Which then prompted the director to remind her in order to recover it. And during the presentation of the film at the Cannes Film Festival, a few months later, a jealousy scene occurred: “During the projection evening, Daniel went to take me. Arnaud noticed it and gave me a scene in front of everyone by rolling on the ground.“
Marianne Denicourt, her trial towards Arnaud Desplechin
-The next day, he would have waited for it at the airport, and would have said this: 'You're going to see, it's going to be bloody!” “A story confirmed by the relatives of the actress. “, Specifies then ELLE. It was in 2006 that Marianne Denicourt will have the misfortune to learn that the Paris tribunal de grande instance dismissed the 200,000 euros in damages that she demanded from Arnaud Desplechin for damage to her private life. Because in his film Kings and Queen (2004), the filmmaker would have used painful elements of the personal history of his ex which he would have distorted to build the character of Nora, the heroine of the feature film. The actress believed that he had thus disguised her life and gave a bad image of herself to her son.
But if “Certain elements belonging to the intimate past of Marianne Denicourt” had actually found themselves in the film, as explained The world, The judges believed, on the other hand, that the fact that Marianne Denicourt has a sister, that her father died of cancer, or that her son and that of Nora have the names of Prophet “cannot be retained as significant similarities.”
