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French Actress Catherine Deneuve Hospitalized With Stroke

Deneuve received an Academy Award nomination for “Indochine” in 1993 and a BAFTA nomination for “Belle de Jour” in 1969.

Oscar-nominated French actress Catherine Deneuve was hospitalized in Paris after suffering a minor stroke, her family said on Wednesday. The 76-year-old cinematic legend was filming a scene for new movie De Son Vivant when she had the ischemic stroke. The family said she was hospitalized in Paris with a “very limited and therefore reversible” stroke. “Fortunately, she has no motor deficits (but) must, of course, take some time to rest,” they said, according to the Los Angeles Times. Deneuve received her Academy Award nomination for Indochine in 1993 and a BAFTA nomination for Belle de Jour in 1969. The star appeared at the Venice Film Festival this year in Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest project, The Truth, alongside Juliette Binoche.