At one point in Luis Buñuel’s 1967 film Belle de Jour (spruced up with a new print, now on rerelease) its title character is shown the contents of a small, intricately decorated box by a portly ...

Who is Catherine Deneuve? Catherine Deneuve is a French actress, who first shot to worldwide fame in 1967 whilst playign the lead role in Belle de Jour.

PARIS — Famed French actress Catherine Deneuve, 76, was admitted to hospital in Paris after suffering a “limited” stroke, her family said. “Catherine Deneuve has suffered a very limited and therefore ...

BRUNO FRISONI CAN’T recall the first time he saw Luis Buñuel’s film “Belle de Jour,” but the style of its leading lady Catherine Deneuve made an indelible impression on him. “This woman ...

Catherine Deneuve ’s turn as Séverine in “Belle de Jour” remains arguably her most iconic role, and, watching the film, it is clear to see why. Each of Deneuve ’s deliveries conveys a perfect blend of ...

At the Museum of Modern Art, Catherine Deneuve and Anthony Vaccarello hosted a 50th birthday party for Luis Buñel’s cult film Belle de Jour.

French Actress Catherine Deneuve is only 24, but she is already a veteran of 22 films in which she has been seduced almost as often as Bardot. She is also France's fastest-rising female star, ...

Xpress' 6th grade reviewer offers her thoughts on Pixar's latest gem. When Luis Buñuel’s Belle de Jour (1967) hit America in 1968, it was mildly scandalous — even with the newly-minted MPAA R ...

The French term for a lady of the night is "Belle de Nuit”. For Séverine, the heroine of Luis Buñuel’s 1967 erotic reverie Belle de Jour, this career is a temptation, but not really an ...

Blind and paralyzed, Pierre sits in his well-appointed Paris apartment attended by Séverine, the bored housewife at the heart of Luis Buñuel’s 1967 classic film Belle du Jour. It is arguably ...

Belle de Jour is the name she uses. Catherine Deneuve has the fine, luminous features to help make her heroine always coherent, rigorous and forthright enough to clarify the dual life.

Instead, I’ve chosen to tackle the most notorious interlude from another classic of cinematic sadomasochism: Luis Buñuel’s Belle De Jour, in which Catherine Denueve plays a rich housewife ...