Ariel Besse, a French actress of considerable renown, entered this world on October 7th, 1965, commencing a life that would be marked by a multitude of captivating performances on the silver screen.
The commencement of her acting career unfolded when she was merely 15 years old, with a starring role in the 1981 cinematic endeavour "Beau Pere", directed by the renowned filmmaker Bertrand Blier. This inaugural performance, albeit premature, set the stage for a tumultuous beginning in the entertainment industry, marked by a lawsuit initiated by her parents against the distributors of the film. The dispute arose due to the distribution company's decision to display a poster featuring her breasts on billboards across France, an action taken without the consent of her parents. Despite the unsuccessful outcome of the lawsuit, Besse's early foray into the world of acting was indeed characterized by controversy.
Besse's subsequent cinematic endeavors encompassed a notable role in the 1982 film "Mora", where she brought the character Aline to life on the big screen. Following a trilogy of film appearances, she opted to bid farewell to the world of acting and embark on a fresh professional journey.
Following a prolonged 20-year absence from the acting profession, Besse made a momentous return to the screen in the year 2004, marking a significant milestone in his career by making a brief yet notable appearance in a solitary episode of the renowned French television series "La Crim'".
Ariel Besse, a remarkable and captivating presence in the world of French cinema, sadly left this mortal coil on May 29, 2022, at her residence in Flayosc, Var, leaving behind a rich and enduring legacy that will continue to inspire and fascinate audiences for years to come.
