Jean-Marie Pallardy
Jean-Marie Pallardy (1940 – 12 December 2024[1]) was a French movie director.
He first worked as a male model in the 1960s, before opting for a career change and directing softcore erotic pictures. He also tried his hand at crime fiction and adventure films, with mixed results. His most ambitious project to date is White Fire (1984), starring Robert Ginty and Fred Williamson, a movie which has proved to be quite popular among camp aficionados. Pallardy's career dwindled in the 1980s, with the decline of France's exploitation cinema, and his movies became few and far between. His last movie to date, The Donor, guest-starring David Carradine, was released straight to DVD in 2004.
References
[edit]- ^ Décès de Jean-Marie Pallardy, Nanarland en deuil (in French)
