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Dominique Sanda lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina with her Argentinian boyfriend. She's presently performing on a play, acting in Spanish at a Buenos Aires theater. [October 2006]

Dominique Sanda in 1995 played also the lead role of Marquise DE Merteil, in a lavish, Italian stage production of "Dangerous Liasons" aka: "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" from Choderlos DE Loclos's novel, and directed by Mario Monicelli, and also starring Geppy Gleijeses, Laura Morante, and Yvonne Scio.

Dominique Sanda in 1993 played in the stage production of "Mrs. Klein" written by Nicholas Wright as 'Melitta', and directed by French director, Brigitte Jaques-Wajeman at the Theater DE la Commune in France.

Festival tribute at the Créteil International Women's Film Festival, France. [1988]

Was originally supposed to play the female lead in India Song (1975), but backed out of the project and was replaced by Delphine Seyrig.

She was then offered the female lead in Vittorio De Sica's The Garden of the Finzi-Continis (1970), as the provocative daughter of a rich Jewish family.

Afterwards, she worked with Bernardo Bertolucci on the much-discussed The Conformist (1970), as the sensual wife of an anti-fascist professor, and co-starred with Paul Newman in John Huston's spy thriller, The MacKintosh Man (1973).

She found a temporary job as a Vogue model, when Robert Bresson gave her the starring part in his absorbing drama Une femme douce (1969); she was quite impressive as a young woman who commits suicide when she finds out that her husband is unable to love her for what she really is.

Dominique Sanda was born in 1948, in Paris, France. When she was 16, she left her upper-class family and married, but divorced two years later.

She worked again with Bertolucci in the epic, 1900 (1976), and won the Cannes Film Festival Best Actress Prize for her performance in Mauro Bolognini's The Inheritance (1976), as an Italian patriarch's daughter-in-law.