Claudine Longet is a French actress and singer whose film career, though brief, was marked by distinctive roles. Leveraging her exotic charm and distinctive French accent, she often portrayed gentle female characters, sometimes enigmatic or innocently naive. Her most iconic role is that of Michèle Monet in Blake Edwards' celebrated comedy film *The Party* (1968), alongside Peter Sellers. In this performance, she exemplified her acting style, which centered on her delicacy and grace. Although her filmography is limited, her screen presence and her ability to embody sophisticated and delicate female archetypes made her a memorable figure in the cinema of that era.