Born in Denmark, she moved to Paris in her late teens, becoming a key figure in the French New Wave cinema. Known for her expressive eyes and captivating performances, she became a muse for director Jean-Luc Godard, starring in several of his iconic films, including "A Woman Is a Woman" and "Pierrot le Fou." Her career spanned acting, singing, and writing, earning her critical acclaim and a lasting impact on film history. Fluent in multiple languages, she embodied an international allure.