Paulette Dubost (1910-2011), born Paulette Deplanque, was a prolific French actress whose career spanned almost eighty years, from the silent era to the 2000s. She is primarily remembered for her iconic role as Lisette, the lively chambermaid, in Jean Renoir's masterpiece *The Rules of the Game* (1939), a performance that defined her image in classic cinema. She collaborated with other great directors such as Marcel Carné in *Hôtel du Nord* (1938) and Max Ophüls in *Le Plaisir* (1952). In her extensive filmography of over 150 titles, she specialized in supporting roles, embodying popular figures from soubrettes to bourgeois wives with spirit and naturalness, demonstrating great versatility in both comedy and drama. Her exceptional artistic longevity and constant presence made her one of the most familiar and beloved faces of 20th-century French cinema.