Alain delon's Early Experience

17 years old, a soldier, went to Vietnam with the Marine Corps, and returned to Paris four years later to work as a hotel waiter and market porter. 1957 was spotted by French film director Yves allegri and played a small role in When Women Participate. Later, he created a "minority" image on the screen in two comedies "Shut up, beauty and women are weak". He began to show his artistic talent in films such as Sunshine, Rocco and His Brothers and Good Life. Especially in black tulip and Zorro, his exquisite skills have been fully demonstrated. Three gangster films starring The Sicilian Family, Bo Sarino and The Blood Ring were great successes in France, which made him famous for a while. So far, Delong has made nearly 60 films, and the calm and brave Zorro image has been widely loved by China audiences.

Alain delon was born in France. He lived in a broken family environment since childhood, suffered misfortune in his childhood and was often expelled from school. In the early 1950s, he worked as a paratrooper in the French navy in Zina for several years. In the mid-1950s, he worked as a waiter, a salesman and a porter until 1957, when he was accidentally discovered and participated in the performance of the film Quand la femmes s'en mele for the first time.

1960, alain delon starred in Locke and His Brothers directed by Lussino Visconti.

In 198 1 year, he directed the film Fighting for Violence.

Alain delon was obtained in The People of the Sun directed by René Clemente. He plays a cynical, murderous social parasite in the film, trying to use his victim status to survive. Later, he won the appreciation of Visconti, got a completely different role in Locke and his brothers, and was willing to make the greatest sacrifice for his brothers. After shooting several Italian films, alain delon returned to the road of performing arts with criminal themes. 1963, he and another famous actor, Joan Kamitter, starred in Melody. Not only the script is well written, but also the production is very elaborate. Coupled with the superb acting skills of alain delon and Kamitter, this film has become a rare classic in the field of global crime movies.

Alain delon's tough and cold side was first really applied to the screen when he starred in Future Time directed by jean pierre. 1969, he achieved great success with Bol Salino, in which he played a low-ranking underworld figure. 1976, he played an insidious and heartless hero in joseph losey's Mr Klein. 1984, starring in the art film Unaour de Swann. These films have won praise from film critics.