Alice Arno

About Alice Arno

Alice Arno, born Marie-France Broquet in Poland on June 29, 1946, was a striking redhead celebrated for her captivating physique. Raised by French naturist parents, she possessed a natural comfort with nudity and took pride in her ample figure. Arno first gained recognition as a glamour model, collaborating with acclaimed photographers like Roland Carre and Serge Jacques, and appearing in international publications. Her cinematic journey began in 1967 with an uncredited appearance. Throughout the 1970s, she transitioned to acting, taking on minor roles in mainstream productions and more prominent parts in lower-budget exploitation films. She is particularly remembered for her work in several provocative films by the distinctive Spanish director Jesús Franco. Arno shared the screen with her sister, actress Chantal Broquet, on multiple occasions and was frequently sought after to add a touch of sensuality to other directors' projects. Beyond her acting, Arno contributed to filmmaking in less visible capacities, serving as an on-set photographer, continuity supervisor, and assisting with costumes and makeup. She retired from acting in 1977.