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Joe Dallesandro photographed by Jean-Jacques Lapeyronnie, September 1977.

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Cybill Shepherd / photo by Jean-Jacques Lapeyronnie, 1973.

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Maria Schneider smoke weed, by Jean-Jacques Lapeyronnie, 1978

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Cybill Shepherd photo by Jean-Jacques Lapeyronnie, 1973.

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Cybill Shepherd / photo by Jean-Jacques Lapeyronnie, 1973.

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Tina Aumont (1978)

© Jean-Jacques Lapeyronnie

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Tina Aumont (1978)

📷Jean-Jacques Lapeyronnie

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Hi Eleni, I love your blog,you built it with love, respect and dedication. Just an clarification and 2 questions for you. First, for what I know Christian Marquand and Dominique Sanda never married. In fact, I haven't seen any pictures of them together. I think they had a brief relationship, if not a liasion or encounter (one night stand). I haven't seen photos of him with his son. Of course I can be wrong. Questions: of what did Frédéric Pardo die? Where I can find more pics &info of Theresa?

Hi Anon, thank you for your patience! I'll ask your questions in this post, and I'll try to go by person you asked, I hope it's well explained, and don't worry, I'm not English neither :)

Frédéric Pardo was born the 7th February 1944 and passed away the 19th December 2005, he died of lung cancer. According to this site (GENEANET) he married Dominique Sanda the 20th September 1976 in Saint-Ouen-Marchefroy, 28260, Eure-et-Loir, Centre-Val de Loire, France. They had no children and they divorced some years later as Frédéric met Thérèsa and married her in the late 70s and they didn't have any child neither, so Frédéric Pardo had no children but he had some nephews as he had two brothers.

Frédéric Pardo and Dominique Sanda pictured in June 1978 (Photo by Jean-Jacques LAPEYRONNIE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images).

And if you look at Dominique Sanda's profile in this very same site, you'll see that she and Christian Marquand, as you said, never got married although they had a kid. According to this site, they had a liaison in 1971 and Yann was born in 20th April 1972. Yann is an actor and, assistant director.

Yann Marquand pictured in 1977. (Photo by Jean-Jacques LAPEYRONNIE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images).

And finally here you have two photos of Thérèsa Pardo taken in 1984 during her modelling days:

These two photos are taken by Peter Beard and can be found at ARTNET site.

You have a little more information about Thérèsa (and a tiny photo) at her LinkedIn profile and finally, I've been searching for Thérèsa Pardo's pictures and the site I see there are more photos of her is Getty Images website. In this editorial images website, you can see some great Thérèsa's photos where you can see that she has blue/grey eyes!!

Thérèsa Pardo pictured in Summer 2020. (Photo by Foc Kan/WireImage).

Well, I think I don't forget anything to answer you, but if I did, contact me again and I will make this post longer.

It's been a pleasure answering your question, and thank you very much for your kind words about my blog!!

Eleni :)

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“ Cybill Shepherd photographed by Jean-Jacques Lapeyronnie, 1978 “

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Cybill Shepherd / photo by Jean-Jacques Lapeyronnie, 1973.

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Zouzou

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Danièle Ciarlet, AKA Zouzou, has become one of the most revered - even though quite obscure for most - icons of the 60s Parisian scene. Discovered at age 16 by then young design artist Jean-Paul Goude, she briefly modeled for Yves Saint Laurent, and, as a tireless night-clubber, was better known, in the early 60s, under the nickname "Zouzou la twisteuse". Shortly after that, she got romantically involved with Rolling Stones member Brian Jones, whom she followed around the world. She was also a good friend of John Lennon and George Harrison and was photographed by Richard Avedon and Helmut Newton, met Bob Dylan, Andy Warhol and most of all, Jack Nicholson who remained, along with Marianne Faithfull, very... faithful friends. She also recorded two EPs as a singer at the end of the 60s, and a duet with Dani, another French 60s icon. After a few roles in underground and experimental French films (under the direction of Philippe Garrel or Yves Lagrange), she got a cinematographic breakthrough in 1972 with Eric Rohmer's L'amour l'après-midi, and developed an international career as an actress, a career which unfortunately, and progressively, slowed down because of her addiction to heroin. She spent seven years on the Cariibean Island of Saint Barthélémy to shape up, but her return to Paris, in the mid-80s, was followed by two jail incarcerations due to mild drug dealings. In the mid-90s, drug free at last, she got a fresh start solding the newspapers "La rue" and "Le réverbère" (the equivalent of British "The Big Issue") in the Parisian metro. In November 2003, the autobiography "Zouzou jusqu'à l'aube" ("Zouzou until Dawn") was released, in which she recounted with utmost honesty the extreme ups and downs of her incredible life. A compilation of all her songs was also released, and a documentary, "Zouzou l'héroïne", told in images the fate of probably one of the most beautiful woman of the world, revered as the "female Marlon Brando" when she burst into the Parisian scene.

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Maria Schneider

📷 Jean Jacques Lapeyronnie, 1978.

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Maria Schneider photographed by Jean Jacques Lapeyronnie, 1978 #mariaschneider https://www.instagram.com/p/CplNJx4sD1Q9H1vuWA1hEmeqzN8jxW6neCRxeQ0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=