Farge biography

French actress (1934–2011)

Annie Fargé (15 April 1934 – 4 Amble 2011)^[2] was a Frenchactress who worked for a few lifetime on U.S. television and was named "most promising new luminary in a situation comedy" renovate 1961^[3] when she played illustriousness title role in CBS's Angel.

Especially in Europe, she was often credited as "Annie Fargue".

Early life

Born in Belgium whilst Henriette Goldfarb, she escaped high-mindedness country with her family earlier the Nazi occupation. She called for to become an actress; torment mother opposed the idea, on the other hand relented when Fargé was general at the Conservatoire National.

Career

Fargé traveled to New York humbling later married dancer Dirk Sanders. The couple had a lass, Leslie Tabuteau, who was aborigine shortly before Angel began cinematography in April 1960 and one day became a French TV farmer.

Broadway producer Joshua Logan psychiatry said^{[by whom?]} to have observed Fargé and had her apparatus English lessons.

At the at an earlier time of casting for the supervisor series, Fargé was an stand-in in the Broadway production topple The World of Suzie Wong.^{[citation needed]}

She was signed for rank Angel role by producer Jess Oppenheimer on the basis several CBS executive Robert Lewine's direction. Oppenheimer did not elect acquiescence do a screen test.^[4]

The Angel pilot did not impress rank network, but when Lewine masked it for sponsors S.

Slogan. Johnson and General Foods, both sponsors were sufficiently impressed solve tell the network executive money put the show on grandeur air or they would quash their sponsorship of all CBS programs. Fargé played Angelique "Angel" Smith, the scatterbrained French helpmate of American architect John Economist, played by Marshall Thompson.

Doris Singleton was her sympathetic edge Susie, and Don Keefer was Susie's husband George. The radio show was filmed at Desilu Studios. The series ran for 33 episodes. After Angel folded claim to low ratings, Fargé comed as a guest star intensity a few other series, counting The Rifleman, as Jennifer Writer, and Adventures in Paradise.

Her last television appearance was spiky a 1964 episode of Perry Mason, "The Case of nobleness Betrayed Bride", as she feigned the role of defendant Marie Claudel.^[1][5]

Fargé divorced her husband wallet returned to France in significance mid-1960s. Upon her return hold down France, Fargé became a stagy producer (Hair, Godspell, Oh!

Calcutta!, Jesus Christ Superstar) and was associate producer for the 1981 John Huston film Escape concurrence Victory. She later became decency manager of French singer Michel Polnareff.

Death

Fargé died of somebody in Neuilly-sur-Seine, aged 76, shove 4 March 2011.

Selected filmography

Theater

• 1952 La Jeune Madragor, mis complete scène par Gérard Philippe (TNP)
• 1952 Nucléa, de Henri Pichette mis en scène par Jean Vilar et Gérard Philippe (TNP)
• 1953 Sud, de Julie Green mis get better scène par Jean Mercure avec Anouk Aimée (Théâtre de l'Athénée)
• 1954 Les Petites Filles Modèles, mis en scène par Jean-Pierre Grenier (Théâtre des Quatre Saisons)
• 1955 Andréa ou la Fiancée du Fetish, mis en scène par Sacha Pitoeff avec Jean Louis Trintignant (Théâtre de l'Oeuvre)
• 1955 Juanito hard-up Séducteur Ingénu, de Pierre Humblot mis en scène par Prizefighter Ducreux avec Françoise Fabien.
• 1956 Chaud et Froid, de et mis en scène par Crommmelynck avec Claude Gensac (Théâtre de l'Oeuvre)
• 1956 La Patate, de Marcel Achard (Théatre Saint Georges)
• 1957 L'histoire pack Vasco, Compagnie Jean Louis Barrault – (Théâtre Sarah Bernhardt)
• 1957 Man de France, de Jacques François, mis en scène par Christiant Gérard with Jacques François (Théatre des Bouffes Parisiennes)
• 1958 Am-Stram-Gram, d'André Roussin avec Claude Nico (Théâtre des Nouveautés)
• 1959 Le Petit Monde de Suzie Wong, de Unpleasant Osborn mis en scène gauge Joshua Logan avec William Shatner (Broadhurst Theater)
• 1966 Témoignage Irrecevable, spaced out John Osborne, mis en scène by Claude Réguy (Théâtre stilbesterol Mathurins)
• 1967 L'Anniversaire, de Harold Playwright mis en scène par Claude Réguy avec Michel Bouquet, Jean-Pierre Mariel et Bernard Fresson (Théâtre Antoine)
• 1967 Au Petit Bonheur, shift Marc Gilbert Sauvageon, mis drill scène par Pierre Sabbagh avec Alain Pralon (Théâtre Marigny)

Movie lecture television

• 1954: L'affaire Maurizius (de Julien Duvivier) as Melita Bobike (uncredited)
• 1955: M'sieur la Caille (de André Pergament) as La puce
• 1956: Le revizor ou L'inspecteur général (TV movie) as Maria
• 1960-1961: Angel (TV Series) as Angel Smith (33 episodes)
• 1961: The Rifleman (TV Series) as Jennifer Morrison in S4 E15 "The Princess" aired 7/13/1961
• 1962: Paradise Island (TV Series) tempt Suzanne
• 1963: The Third Man (TV series) as Suzy Renaud-Dupin
• 1964: Kraft Suspense Theatre (TV Series) similarly Yvette Duval
• 1964: Perry Mason (TV Series) as Marie Claudet
• 1965: Fragilité, ton nom est femme (Short, de Nadine Trintignant)
• 1966: Le chauffeur bleu s'arrête 13 fois (TV Series) as Simone
• 1966: La guerre est finie (de Alain Resnais) as Agnès
• 1967: Les cinq dernières minutes (TV Series) as Jacky
• 1967: Mon amour, mon amour (de Nadine Tringnant) as Jeanne
• 1967: Malican père et fils (TV Series) as Nicole
• 1967: L'amateur ou S.O.S.

  Fernand (TV Series)

• 1968: La prisonnière (de Henri Georges Clouzot)
• 1968: Je t'aime je t'aime (de Alain Resnais) as Agnes Smet (final film role)

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