Béatrice Altariba

Altariba and Totò in Totò Diabolicus (1962)

Béatrice Altariba (born 18 June 1939) is a French actress who was active between 1956 and 1969.

Biography

Born in Marseille, she is the niece of symbolist poet Paul Fort.[1][2] She started her career in revues and musical theatre, then she made her film debut at 17.[2] Altariba was also active in Italian cinema. Her last French television appearance was in the first episode of the TV series The Aeronauts in 1967.

Partial filmography

• Forgive Us Our Trespasses (1956) - Sassia
• Lorsque l'enfant paraît (1956) - Natacha
• L'Homme et l'Enfant (1956) - Hélène Mercier
• Women's Club (1956) - Dominique
• Les violents (1957) - Lisiane Chartrain
• A Friend of the Family (1957) - Sophie
• The Tricyclist (1957) - Popeline
• Les Misérables (1958) - Cosette
• Le temps des oeufs durs (1958) - Lucie Grandvivier
• Be Beautiful But Shut Up (1958) - Olga Babitcheff
• Le petit prof (1959) - Françoise
• Eyes Without a Face (1960) - Paulette
• Monsieur Robinson Crusoe (1960) - Popeline
• Les pique-assiette (1960) - Laurence
• Behind Closed Doors (1961) - La sposina
• Three Faces of Sin (1961) - Une invitée au vernissage
• A Man Named Rocca (1961) - Maud
• Crazy Desire (1962) - Silvana
• Totò Diabolicus (1962) - Diana
• The Seventh Sword (1962) - Isabella
• The Young Racers (1963) - Monique
• Hold-up à Saint-Trop' (1963)
• La banda Casaroli (1963) - Ragazza Al Bar
• The Four Musketeers' (1963) - Anne d'Autriche
• The Gorillas (1964) - Sylvie Danlevent
• On Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts (1964)
• Su e giù (1965) - (segment "Questione di principio")
• Agent 3S3: Passport to Hell (1965) - Elisa von Sloot
• Le caïd de Champignol (1966) - Evelyne
• Et la femme créa l'amour (1966) - Anouchka
• Darling Caroline (1968) - Une aristocrate chez Belhomme
• La Prisonnière (1968) - Une invitée au vernissage (uncredited)
• Cemetery Without Crosses (1969) - Saloon Woman (final film role)

References

1. Le Film Complet, n° 591, 15 November 1956.
2. Elle - Spécial cinéma, 6 August 1956.

External links

• Béatrice Altariba at IMDb