76-year-old was ironically in a hospital shooting a scene for the movie 'De son vivant' last year when she suffered a minor stroke. FMTNews Stroke
PARIS: French film icon Catherine Deneuve will return to work next month after suffering a minor stroke on set last year, a spokeswoman for the actress told AFP.
Her spokeswoman said Deneuve, who has been France’s biggest screen star since the 1960s, has “perfectly recovered” from a “very limited” ischemic stroke. Since then the star of “The Umbrellas of Cherbourg”, “Belle de Jour” and “Indochine” — for which she was nominated for an Oscar — has “reacted well to treatment and has got some rest”.
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