Marie Déa, a renowned actress of French cinema, entered this world on May 17, 1912, in the charming city of Nanterre, which was then part of the Seine department, but is now a part of the Hauts-de-Seine department, situated in the Île-de-France region of France.
Throughout her illustrious career, Marie Déa gained recognition for her outstanding performances in a variety of films, including the critically acclaimed Orpheus, a 1950 masterpiece directed by Jean Cocteau, as well as The Devil's Envoys, a 1942 film, and Foolish Husbands, a 1941 comedy.
Marie Déa's personal life was marked by a beautiful union with the talented actor Lucien Nat. Unfortunately, her life came to a close on March 1, 1992, in the city of love and lights, Paris, France.
