French actress Madeleine Lebeau, last surviving cast of the famous film Casablanca (1942), died at age 92, announced his family .
Lebeau died on May 1 in Spain, explained his adopted son to the American magazine specializing in film Hollywood Reporter .
in Casablanca, Lebeau plays Yvonne, the lover spurned Rick (Humphrey Bogart)
-. “Where were you last night?” she asks her lover
-. “I’ll see you today?”
– “I never make plans that far in advance.”
one of the famous dialogues of the film, after which the lovelorn Yvonne recovers to shout an emotional “Vive la France!” tearfully, after customers Rick’s Cafe sing “La Marseillaise” to silence a group of German soldiers in coffee.
Born in 1923 near Paris, Lebeau fled France hours before the German invasion with her then-husband, actor Marcel Dalio in 1940.
They came to Lisbon and false Chilean visas, achieved a jump ship goods Portuguese carrying about 300 refugees, says Washington Post .
LeBeau and her husband made their way to California.
the couple ended up in Hollywood, and both appear in Casablanca, he and the croupier Emil.
in the famous film Bogart is an American cafe owner in Morocco, then controlled by the French collaborationist regime.
You must choose between his love for a woman or help husband of this, leader of the Resistance, to escape Casablanca so you can continue to fight against the Nazis.
Lebeau appeared in two other US films before returning to France after the war.
his later work includes the role of a temperamental French actress in the film “8 ½” Fellini, in 1963.
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