Jollivet Simone

French actress and playwright, also known as Simone Sans-Jollivet. She was the companion of Charles Dullin and the mistress of Jean-Paul Sartre. Sartres letters to her were published in Lettres au Castor and a few others (she bears the nickname "Toulouse"). She also appears under the pseudonym of "Camille" in the books of Simone de Beauvoir. She appeared in various plays and a small role in François Truffauts Les Quatre Hundred Coups. She wrote, under the name of Simone Camille Sans, the tragedy in 2 acts, LOmbre, presented at the Théâtre de lAtelier on 26 January 1932. She is also the author of the play in 3 acts, and 10 Paintings, La Princesse des Ursins, performed at the Théâtre de la Cité, Paris, on 16 January 1942. She died in Paris on 12 January 1968. Link to Wikipedia biography (French) Read less