Marie-France Pisier (1944 – 2011) was born in French Indochina, now Vietnam, where her father served as colonial governor. She moved to Paris with her family when she was 12. While starting out in films, she completed degrees in jurisprudence and political science at Paris University. The Guardian.
Laurie Mock (born 11 September 1944, Orange County California). First credit: The Great Adventure (TV 1964); select credits: Riot on Sunset Strip, Hot Rods to Hell (1967); final appearance: Dirty Harry (1971).
Agnès Spaak (born 1944) at the première of the film “Thomas l’Imposteur” 1965.
Geneviève Grad, French actress born 1944, on screen 1961 – 1983.
Judy Huxtable (born 1944): British actress and dolly bird in swinging London, on screen 1965 – 1972, including The Psychopath (1966), The Touchables (1968) and Scream and Scream Again (1970).
Anne Randall: American actress born Barbara Ann Burrus 1944; Playboy Playmate of the Month, May 1967; on-screen 1967-1977, including The Monkees (TV 1967), The Model Shop (1969) and the western A Time For Dying (1969).
Françoise Hardy (born 1944): French ye-ye girl and pop star, played Lisa, the female race-car driver in “Grand Prix” (1966) starring James Garner and an international cast.
Michelle Phillips: born 1944, Long Beach, California; singer in 1960s folk-rock group The Mamas and The Papas, on screen 1971 – 2009.
Geneviève Grad, French actress born 1944, on screen 1961 – 1983.
Marie-France Pisier (1944 – 2011) was born in French Indochina, now Vietnam, where her father served as colonial governor. She moved to Paris with her family when she was 12. While starting out in films, she completed degrees in jurisprudence and political science at Paris University. The Guardian.
