Emilie Dequenne, a renowned Belgian actress best known for her role in the critically acclaimed film Rosetta, has died at the age of 43 following a battle with adrenocortical carcinoma. She won the Best Actress award at Cannes Film Festival for her performance in the film at just 18 years old. The tragic news was shared by her family and agent after her passing in a Paris hospital. Dequenne was also known for her role in The Girl on the Train alongside Catherine Deneuve and leaves behind a remarkable legacy in the film industry.
Emilie Dequenne, acclaimed actress who won a Cannes prize for her role in Rosetta, has died at 43 from a rare form of cancer.
Dequenne’s breakthrough in Rosetta at just 18 highlighted her immense talent as she portrayed a teenager grappling with her difficult circumstances.
The Belgian actress had a promising career, starring alongside renowned actors like Catherine Deneuve, and her loss is felt deeply in the film community.
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