Andr��e Tainsy was supposed to make her screen debut in Pierre Fresnay's film Le duel (1941) but the film was interrupted in 1939 by the declaration of war. When the Armistice was signed with Germany in June 1940, she decided to flee Paris, and eventually France. Her exile first took her to Argentina, first in Mendoza then to Buenos Aires where she joins actors Rachel B��rendt , Madeleine Ozeray, Maurice Castel and author Jacques Th��ry. From there on she traveled to Chile where 'Jacques R��my' rallied a troupe of exiled European comedians (Robert Dar��ne, Nora Gregor, Gr��goire Aslan) to shoot the film La fruta mordida (1945) (called in French "Le moulin des Andes"). She returned to France after the war where she settled for good.
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Andr��e Tainsy was supposed to make her screen debut in Pierre Fresnay's film Le duel (1941) but the film was interrupted in 1939 by the declaration of war. When the Armistice was signed with Germany in June 1940, she decided to flee Paris, and eventually France. Her exile first took her to Argentina, first in Mendoza then to Buenos Aires where she joins actors Rachel B��rendt , Madeleine Ozeray, Maurice Castel and author Jacques Th��ry. From there on she traveled to Chile where 'Jacques R��my' rallied a troupe of exiled European comedians (Robert Dar��ne, Nora Gregor, Gr��goire Aslan) to shoot the film La fruta mordida (1945) (called in French "Le moulin des Andes"). She returned to France after the war where she settled for good.
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Andr��e Tainsy was supposed to make her screen debut in Pierre Fresnay\'s film Le duel (1941) but the film was interrupted in 1939 by the declaration of war. When the Armistice was signed with Germany in June 1940, she decided to flee Paris, and ev
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Andr��e Tainsy was supposed to make her screen debut in Pierre Fresnay's film Le duel (1941) but the film was interrupted in 1939 by the declaration of war. When the Armistice was signed with Germany in June 1940, she decided to flee Paris, and eventually France. Her exile first took her to Argentina, first in Mendoza then to Buenos Aires where she joins actors Rachel B��rendt , Madeleine Ozeray, Maurice Castel and author Jacques Th��ry. From there on she traveled to Chile where 'Jacques R��my' rallied a troupe of exiled European comedians (Robert Dar��ne, Nora Gregor, Gr��goire Aslan) to shoot the film La fruta mordida (1945) (called in French "Le moulin des Andes"). She returned to France after the war where she settled for good.
