- Mesures - Good condition on glossy paper, wear marks, see photos for detail. 18cm x 13 In the spring of 1963, she flew to Hollywood and shot her first film with Otto Preminger, The Cardinal, which was a great success and earned her a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama in March 1964. In June 1963, she received the first French award of her career, the Crystal Star for Best Foreign Actress for her performance in The Trial. However, on her second film for Columbia, Lend Me Your Husband, shot in the fall of 1963, she discovered that the techniques of the Actors Studio (as well as the relentless machinery of the entertainment industry in the United States) were very different from her own. Clumsy in this comedy, she is overwhelmed by stress, stage fright and doubts, especially personal ones: photos of Alain Delon accompanied by a young woman circulate in the press. The American press mocked her and gave her the unpleasant nickname "Miss Worry". When the film was over, she broke her contract with Columbia and returned to Paris after her agent George Beaume gave her a fifteen-page breakup letter written by Alain Delon. On December 18, 1963, when she returned to their mansion at 22, avenue de Messina, she found a few roses left on the living room table and a note from her ex-fiancé: "I am in Mexico City with Nathalie. A thousand things. Alain". This staging is denied by the actor. After five years of stormy passion, Alain Delon left her for Francine Canovas, the future Nathalie Delon, whom he met at the end of the summer of 1963 and was pregnant with their son Anthony. Romy Schneider is very affected by this breakup. Broken, she moved out of their apartment and moved to Avenue Hoche. Sending by colissimo.