According to relevant reports, the famous French film actor Jean Paul Belmondo died at his paris home on September 6 at the age of 88.
The President of France posted a tribute to Paul shortly after his death. French President Emmanuel Macron wrote: "He will always be a great man." A national treasure, a noble hero, a familiar idol, a tireless jigsaw puzzleer and a magician of language, Paul was smiling, his voice loud and his body strong. In him, we all found ourselves. “
According to this sincere and heartfelt text of the French president, it can be intuitively felt that Paul has made great contributions to the film industry in this life. Jean-Paul Belmondo starred in more than 80 films in his lifetime, playing a pivotal role in the New Wave of French cinema. Born in 1933, he dedicated his life to the film industry and eventually became a myth in French cinema.
The important masterpiece of French New Wave cinema, "Exhausted", is starred by Paul Belmondo, and the film director Jean Luc Godard also gave Paul a high evaluation. Movies such as "King of Kings", "Troubled World", "Pierrot the Madman" and many other films have accompanied the growth process of a generation of film enlightenment.
It is reported that at the scene of the ongoing Venice Film Festival, the star of the film "Spencer" Kristen Stewart paid tribute to the late Paul Belmondo, a young actor's remembrance of a film and television predecessor.
The death of filmmakers and the gradual disappearance of French New Wave films, but they are still guiding the direction of the groping process of the film industry, and people are still deeply moved and shocked by it.