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Solveig only had a cameo appearance in Wenders' 1993 Wings sequel, Faraway, So Close and, apart from a role in Claire Denis' I Can't Sleep in 1994, her film career ended together with her relationship with the German director.

She directed a 20-min short, Il suffirait d'un pont in 1998, starring Romane Bohringer and Catherine Frot, but had produced nothing since.

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I met her for the first time at the Courmayeur Noir in Fest film and literary festival in Italy in December 1993; unlike the demure Marion of the Wenders film, the real-life Solveig was a veritable bundle of energy, a boisterous and extrovert young woman who was always the last to leave the hotel bar.

The screenplay was written by Wenders and Peter Carey, from a story by Wenders and Dommartin.

Who is the mother of Solveig Dommartin? Solveig Dommartin as Marion in Wings of Desire The sad news has recently reached me of the death of the Franco-German actor Solveig Dommartin.

Who is the father of Solveig Dommartin? Solveig had to learn circus acrobatics and all sorts of trapeze movements in under eight weeks for the film and never used a stunt double.

It was thanks to her that my colleague Adrian Wootton managed to arrange a screening at the NFT of the five-or-so-hour version of Until the End of the World a year later, which she presented, with wide-eyed Fred still trailing in her rumbustious wake.

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She then worked for a time as an assistant to the director Jacques Rozier best known for his nouvelle-vague 1962 classic Adieu Philippine before making her screen debut in Wim Wenders' Wings of Desire, in which she memorably played the part of the circus acrobat who ensnares the heart of an angel and causes his fall from grace amongst the black and white roofs and skies of Berlin.