Claudia Cardinale — the Tunisian-born Italian icon of The Leopard, 8½, and The Pink Panther — has died at 87 in France with her family by her side.
A star of Europe’s golden age of cinema, she worked with legends like Fellini and Visconti, overcoming personal struggles to become a symbol of elegance, courage, and women’s rights.
From Hollywood to UNESCO, Cardinale’s impact went far beyond the screen. She leaves behind a timeless legacy of strength, talent, and grace.
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