Cinema legend’s family refuse his dying wish to have dog killed

The esteemed actor made waves in cinema from the 1960s.

Alain Delon made waves in cinema from the 1960s The dying wish of French actor Alain Delon will not be fulfilled after his family won their bid to stop his healthy dog from being killed in order to be buried alongside him. Delon died on Sunday at the age of 88 with his children expressing their ‘sadness’ in a statement announcing the news. Throughout his life, the screen legend made his love of dogs clear and said he had owned around 50 but that Loubon was his favourite.

Delon went into acting after serving in the French military Some of his most celebrated roles included performances in films such as Women Are Weak, Purple Noon and Monsier Klein. In 1985, he won the César Award for Best Actor for his performance in Notre histoire, and he received the Honorary Palme d’Or at Cannes Film Festival in 2019.

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