Évelyne Dandry
- Actress
- Music Department
Evelyne Dandry is singer André Dassary's daughter. She made her debut on
stage at the Theatre de la Huchette in Paris when she was only sixteen:
she had only three lines to utter there in a play by Jean Tardieu. But
it was the first of a series comprising "Les Enfants d'Edouard",
Isabelle et le Pélican", Arthur Miller's "Vu du Pont" produced in 1958 by
Peter Brook at Theâtre Antoine, Pol Quentin's "Football" (1959), "Le
Voyage de Georges Shéhade" (a Jean-Louis Barrault production of 1960), Valentino
Bompani's "Teresa Angelica" (1961) and others. She became a regular on
French television, a little less so on the big screen. She was
nevertheless granted a double best actress award for her performance in
"Sitcom" (François Ozon, 1997).
