**Dora Doll** (Paris, 1922 – Cannes, 2003) was a French actress with an unmistakable face and a long career. With over 100 films to her credit, she established herself as a versatile performer, often specializing in roles of strong, outspoken, sensual but also vulnerable women.

She is remembered for her memorable performances in French cinema masterpieces. Among the most famous are Jacques Becker's **Touchez Pas Au Grisbi** (1954), where she played a moll alongside Jean Gabin, and Jean Renoir's **French Cancan** (1955). She also shone in Max Ophüls' **Le Plaisir** (1952) and **Un singe en hiver** (1962). Her stage presence and ability to embody popular and authentic characters made her an iconic figure in French cinema.