Figure of the small screen, Pierre Deny died on Monday May 25, as a result of Charcot’s disease, at the age of 69. Several actors who had worked with him during filming paid him a wonderful tribute.
Rest in peace. As his daughters indicated on Monday May 25, the actor Pierre Deny died the same day from Charcot disease (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as ALS), notes TF1 Info.
“But how sad, dear Pierre… I’m thinking of your daughters…”, Michèle Bernier reacted, visibly moved. The actress and comedian is not the only one to have had a thought for the family and the two daughters of Pierre Deny. This is particularly the case of several actors from Tomorrow Belongs to Us, who worked with him during the filming of the series. Samy Gharbi was touched, as well as Charlotte Gaccio and Ariane Séguillon. “To you… my sweet thoughts”, for her part reacted Ingrid Chauvin, sharing on Instagram a photo of her with Pierre Deny.
“Something broke today…
Before working in several French television dramas, Pierre Deny began his career in the theater. The actor will then be a faithful television fan. He then appeared in various series, such as Sous le soleil, Les Nouvelles Filles d’aside, or Le Miel et les Abeilles. He will then reveal himself in the role of Captain Patrick Bertrand in Julie Lescaut, or that of Captain Philippe Kremen in A Woman of Honor. Other incarnations: Pierre Deny played Renaud Dumaze in the soap opera Tomorrow belongs to us, or was visible in the American series which was a hit, Emily in Paris.
“Our common Captain Kremen flew away today, it’s a blow… So many memories, laughs, days spent together… Something broke today,” commented Corinne Touzet, on Instagram, who had played with Pierre Deny in A Woman of Honor.
publié le 26 mai à 14h39, Thomas Ciret, 6médias
