Françoise Prévost

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Characters played by Françoise Prévost

Katie Pearson — Payroll (1961)

Katie Pearson is Dennis Pearson's wife, whose desire for a more luxurious lifestyle helps compel him to support the robbery. She becomes involved with Johnny Mellors after the heist, hoping to obtain part of the money, and later double-crosses him during the Norfolk climax.

Terry Yordan — Paris Belongs to Us (1961)

Terry Yordan is a smartly dressed woman who was formerly Philip's lover and is now involved with Gerard. Philip accuses her of causing the musician's death by ending their relationship, while she later kills Pierre because she believes he belongs to the conspiracy. She ultimately admits that the alleged group may exist only in Philip's imagination.

Giulia Sanfelice — When Love Is Lust (1973)

A countess and Erminia's stepmother who forcibly arranges the protagonist's marriage. She exhibits voyeuristic tendencies and develops an uncharacteristic sexual attraction to her brutish son-in-law.

Sandra Solfi — Un caso di coscienza (1970)

Wife of council member Solfi. Initially keeps quiet about her affair after her letter is published, but grows enraged by her husband's passive disapproval. The film ends with her hysterical attack on him, rejecting a loveless marriage over a man consumed by jealousy.

Virginia — The Lovemakers (1970)

Virginia, called Donna Virginia, is Elena's mother and Carlo's mother-in-law. After learning from Elena that Carlo could not consummate their marriage, she reaches out to the couple to help. She ultimately pays for a prostitute, an intervention that helps Carlo overcome his difficulty and regain his virility.

Françoise — The Season for Love (1961)

Françoise shares a long and intimate relationship with Jacques Saint-Ford, but they struggle to discuss what their bond means. She also has a connection with Sylvain, whose renewed pursuit of women includes her. Genevieve believes Françoise and Sylvain’s relationship will eventually fail, though she worries about the effect of his changed behavior.

Gladys — Time Out for Love (1961)

Gladys introduces Ann at her den with a teasing performance. This brief episode shows her role in bringing Ann into that social setting, but the summary gives no further details about her connection to Ann, Michele, or Philippe.

Eléonore San Real — The Girl with the Golden Eyes (1961)

Eléonore San Real is a fashion-world figure who notices Katia at the gala and asks whether the young model is available exclusively. She sends Katia to Henri Marsay's office and helps place her within Henri's orbit. Henri also questions Eléonore about other people, revealing his suspicion toward her.

Renee Novick — Merry-Go-Round (1981)

Renee Novick helps investigate Élisabeth's disappearance and later arranges a meeting near a golf course. There, she and another woman confirm that they have the real key and believe they have the corresponding number. They plan to meet at the Lucerne airport two days later, while insisting they first need to know everything.

Françoise — Portuguese Vacation (1963)

Françoise escapes Paris with Jean-Pierre for a quiet winter in an isolated house near Lisbon, but soon finds the solitude oppressive. She longs for her best friend Barbara to visit; when that plan falls through, she and Jean-Pierre consider inviting friends. Her desire for company helps turn the house into a social gathering place.

Clara Borsetti — The Beasts (1971)

Portrayed by Françoise Prévost. Listed in the cast as Clara, appearing in one of the film's anthology segments.

Career Overview

Françoise Prévost has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 1949. Their work is anchored in the Lemmy Caution universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Sinful Nuns of Saint Valentine, La donna a una dimensione, A Woman on Fire. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
female
Known Credits
63
Birth Date
1929-01-13
Birth Place
Paris, France

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q276369), public domain (CC0).