This Wednesday, June 3, 2026, the entourage of actor Pierre Deny was gathered at the Théâtre du Gymnase in Paris, to pay a final tribute to the man who died on May 25. The actor, then aged 69, succumbed to Charcot’s disease.
A final tribute. Those close to Pierre Deny – including many personalities – met this Wednesday June 3, 2026 in Paris, and more particularly at the Théâtre du Gymnase, in which he played on several occasions. Everyone came to pay tribute to the memory of the man who left us on Monday May 25, at the age of 69.
“It is with deep emotion that we announce the death of Pierre Deny on Monday following a devastating ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis known as “Charcot’s disease”)”, his daughters then indicated, in a press release sent to Agence France Presse.
Celebrities from the small screen gathered to pay tribute to the memory of Pierre Deny
Thus, several actors and actresses were present yesterday, during the tribute ceremony to Pierre Deny. Like Corinne Touzet, whom he met on the set ofA woman of honor. The heroine of the TF1 police series had thus given the voice to the interpreter of Captain Philippe Kremen, for around ten years.
The cast of Tomorrow belongs to us had also made the trip. Like Samy Gharbi (who plays Karim Saeed on screen) but also former stars of the daily soap opera, like Linda Hardy and actress Maud Baecker, who have both left the program since.
Other personalities, such as Muriel Robin, Nathalie Marquay – with whom he had performed the play Double game on the stages of the Théâtre du Gymnase – or even the former presenter of France 2 Tex, were also present this Wednesday.
Death of Pierre Deny: Many tributes
Since the announcement of the death of Pierre Deny, many people have spoken to pay tribute to him. These include Sylvie Vartan, who had played in the theater with him, Vanessa Demouy and Clément Rémiens, who had worked with him on the set of Tomorrow belongs to us.
In the magazine confreres Public assure that Pierre Deny will be buried this Friday June 5, 2026, surrounded by his family, including his two daughters, and his relatives, in a cemetery in the south of France.
