Irene Hilda is a French-American singer , dancer , actress and television producer born onin Richmond , Virginia in the United States and died on.
Biography
Irene was born December 8, 1920 in Richmond, where her parents had emigrated during the First World War , after the birth of her older brother Bernard.
His career began at the age of 10 in Europe and is also growing in the United States .
She and her family returned to France in 1926 to allow Bernard to continue his violin studies .
Returning to the Americas during the second war in 1940 , she returned to a brilliant career, as well as to Canada . She enlisted in the American army, at the theater of armies, to search for her brother Bernard, a refugee, given for dead in Spain . She is sent to Greenland . With the French troops , she arrives at Omaha Beach, then goes to Belgium where she is stuck in the pocket of Bastogne and finally in Germany where she attends the Nuremberg trial . She wrote a manuscript on this period 1939-1946.
After the war, she continued a great international career of singing tours and magazines, performed many operettas (including Ignace with Fernandel) and musicals (in London Can-Can Cole Porter, the tunes “I love Paris” and ” oh la! la! la! it’s beautiful “) and appears in the cinema .
It also produces entertainment programs for French television, produced videos for entertainment the 3 th age (through its Acotel association) plays at the theater, cinema and television, hosts radio shows.
Discography
Theater
- 1948 : Ignace of Jean Manse , music Roger Dumas , staged Georgé , Theater of the Star with Fernandel
Filmography
- 1950 : Box for sale , short film by Claude-André Lalande
- 1984 : The Blood of others by Claude Chabrol – (Concierge Gigi)
- PJ : 1 episode in 1997
- Les Cordier, judge and cop : 1 episode in 1999 and 1 in 2001