The famous French actress Marina Vlady has died, AFP agency reports with reference to her family. She was 88 years old.

Marina Vlady was born on May 10, 1938, in Clichy-la-Garenne, a suburb of Paris, into a family of Russian emigrants. Her real surname is Polyakova-Baydarova; Vlady is a pseudonym taken in honor of her father, opera singer Vladimir Polyakov-Baydarov.
She debuted in cinema at the age of ten. Together with her sister Tatiana Vlady, she participated in the filming of Jean Ger's "Summer Storm," the premiere of which took place at the end of 1949.
In the 1950s, the actress starred in several films. Among them were "Black Feathers" (1952) and "Days of Love" (1954), where she played lead roles alongside Italian actor Marcello Mastroianni. Vlady gained worldwide fame for her leading role in the Swedish-French film "The Witch" by director André Michel, released in 1956.

In 1967, Marina Vlady came to the USSR for the Moscow International Film Festival. There she met the famous Soviet actor and bard Vladimir Vysotsky. In 1970, they married and remained married until Vysotsky's death in July 1980. Vlady later wrote a memoir about her husband, "Vladimir, or The Aborted Flight." She also performed some of his songs herself.
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