Alain Delon specifically requested a private burial, eschewing public homage and asking for a modest ceremony, revealing his desire for simplicity even in death.
He chose to be interred in the chapel on his estate, which he bought in the 1970s and where he buried many of his beloved pets.
Despite complications over his dog Loubo’s burial, his children have decided to keep the dog in the family instead of allowing him to be buried with Delon.
The ceremony will have strict privacy rules, including sealing mobile phones in bags and banning aerial surveillance, reflecting Delon's wish for an intimate farewell.
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