Jean-Louis Trintignant bowed out this Friday, June 17 at the age of 91. A painful loss for his loved ones and the film industry, to whom the actor has long honored with his incomparable talent. In recent years, Jean-Louis Trintignant has been more discreet, weakened by the weight of the years: “He could hardly see, walked with difficulty, she remembers. But Jean-Louis remained clear, he kept his intelligence and his depth until the end. He fought bravely…” confided Nadine Trintignant to Paris Match. Moreover, the latter, ex-wife of the late actor, got along wonderfully with Marianne Hoepfner, his last wife, so much so that she visited them regularly at home.
It is therefore more united than ever that two of the women in the life of Jean-Louis Trintignant said their last goodbyes to him at the Pont-de-Justice cemetery in Nîmes, in the Gard, department where he was from. If Nadine Trintignant had opted for a white outfit, Marianne was dressed in black, her face undermined by grief but supported by the one who shared her late husband’s life for so long. Among the other stars present around her, we found in particular Claude Lelouch, Marc Lavoine but also Charles Berling and the journalist Claude Sérillon according to the information and the pictures revealed by Free lunch.