Magda Konopka: in 1967 marries 28 year old Franco-Canadian billionaire (and son of the former Canadian Ambasssador to Paris) Jean-Louis Desy at the Chelsea registry office in London, but separates from Desy after three months and accuses him of beating her; he accuses her of infidelity and stealing jewelry.
Trisha Noble: born Patricia Ann Ruth Noble, 3 February 1944, Sydney Australia; teenage pop singer in Australia as ‘Patsy Ann Noble’ before moving to England in 1963, acting from 1965, then relocated to Hollywood as Trisha Noble in 1967.
Tina Aumont in Ciné Revue, 20 July 1967.
Dany Carrel: French actress, born Yvonne Suzanne Chazelles du Chaxel, 20 September 1932, Danang Vietnam. on screen 1953 – 1989.
What makes this Warner Brothers film worthy of attention is that, by inadvertence, it is a spoof of all the spy movies of the last 20 years or so, and Christopher Plummer, Yul Brynner, Romy Schneider and Trevor Howard have an immense amount of quiet hilarity with the stereotype roles in which they have been cast. NY Times.
Patty Pravo: Italian singer born 9 April 1948, Venice Italy as Nicoletta Strambelli; four film appearances in 1967.
Anouk Aimée: French actress born Françoise Sorya Dreyfus, 1932, the daughter of actors, made her screen debut in 1947 in the role of ‘Anouk’ and adopted the character’s name as her own.
Marianna Vertinskaya (Марианна Вертинская): Soviet actress born 1943, on screen 1961 – 2004.
A lady behind me dropped a bag of M&Ms which rolled under the seats, and a guy on the center aisle sneezed at 43 minutes past the hour. But that was about all the action. Roger Ebert.
Diane McBain: born 1941, screen acting debut in Maverick (TV 1959) with James Garner, starring role in Parrish with Troy Donahue, title role in Claudelle Inglish (both 1961), Shelley Fabares’ rival for Elvis in Spinout (1966).
