Beatrice Dalle

Her role in '37°2 le matin' (1986)

Béatrice Dalle was born Beatrice Cabarrou on 19 December 1964 in Le Mans, Sarthe, France.Béatrice Dalle is most famous for her stunning portayal in the powerful film Betty Blue ( 37,2° le matin in the original French). It was directed by Jean-Jacques Beneix whose other classics include Diva and IP5.In a very interesting interview in GQ March 1998 Dalle said: "I didn't find the film [Betty Blue] difficult, it was magic. Absolute magic. But my life was difficult because I'd just got married (to the painter Jean-François Dalle) and it was a very bad time for my husband. Suddenly I wasn't normal any more. I would go out with him and everybody would talk to me and ignore him. My success was hard for him. But maybe he didn't love me so much because if you really loved someone you would be happy for them, wouldn't you? Maybe he was jealous. I'd known him for two years and we'd been married for one year and then, phut, over. I never see him now. It's not dead, but it is difficult still."Beatrice Dalle married Joey Starr, a French rapper, but that too did not work out and in April 2005 Dalle announced that she was marrying a man who has been detained for two years awaiting trial on unspecified serious charges.They met when Beatrice Dalle agreed to make a short film inside a jail where her husband to be was then held.Beatrice Dalle herself has been in trouble with the law. She has convictions in France for shoplifting and drug offences. Source: biogs.com