PARIS -- Jean-Paul Belmondo, star of the iconic French New Wave film “Breathless,” whose crooked boxer’s nose and rakish grin went on to make him one of the country’s most recognizable leading men, has died. He was 88. His death was confirmed Monday by the office of his lawyer, Michel Godest. No cause of death was given.

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Rock of Ages Opening Night for its 20th production in a brand-new custom-built permanent theater. With 6 years on Broadway and over 2,350 performances, 5 Tony nominations, 20 productions worldwide and 30 hit songs from the 80s, Rock of Ages is the best-reviewed, most-nominated, hair band musical of all time. Tony Award Nominee Nick Cordero as “Dennis,” Rock of Ages Broadway alum Frankie Grande as “Franz Klineman,” Regina LeVert as “Justice Charlier,” Sean Lessard as “Stacee Jaxx,” Tiffany Mallari, Chuck Saculla, Marisa Matthews, Callandra Olivia as “Sherrie,” Stefan Raulston, Justin Ray as “Joey Primo,” Pat Towne as “Hertz Klineman,” Zoe Unkovich, Stephanie Renee Wall as “Regina,” Ian Ward as “Drew,” Matt Wolpe as “Lonny,” and Neka Zang as “Constance.” Bret Michaels #rockofages About Rock of Ages With its start at King King, ROCK OF AGES had its world premiere in January 2006 at The Vanguard Hollywood nightclub in Los Angeles, where it played a six-week engagement before opening a limited run at The Flamingo in Las Vegas in May 2006. The musical made its New York debut in October 2008 at Off-Broadway’s New World Stages, playing 110 performances before transferring to Broadway and opening to widespread critical acclaim at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on Tuesday, April 7, 2009. The musical moved to The Helen Hayes Theatre, on March 24, 2011, where it continued its triumphant run for another four years, grossing $129 million and breaking the theater’s box office record ten times and remains tied for the 30th longest running show on Broadway. In addition to being known as a bona fide Broadway hit musical, ROCK OF AGES has celebrated over a dozen productions worldwide on four continents including long runs at the Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip, the open seas on Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest ship The Breakaway, and the open road on national tour through both the U.S. and U.K. Furthermore, the show was a runaway success in Toronto, Australia and London’s West End and has licensed productions in several additional countries including Sweden, Korea and Japan. In June 2012, ROCK OF AGES hit the silver screen in a major feature film starring Tom

Rock of Ages Opening Night for its 20th production in a brand-new custom-built permanent theater. With 6 years on Broadway and over 2,350 performances, 5 Tony nominations, 20 productions worldwide and 30 hit songs from the 80s, Rock of Ages is the best-reviewed, most-nominated, hair band musical of all time. Tony Award Nominee Nick Cordero as “Dennis,” Rock of Ages Broadway alum Frankie Grande as “Franz Klineman,” Regina LeVert as “Justice Charlier,” Sean Lessard as “Stacee Jaxx,” Tiffany Mallari, Chuck Saculla, Marisa Matthews, Callandra Olivia as “Sherrie,” Stefan Raulston, Justin Ray as “Joey Primo,” Pat Towne as “Hertz Klineman,” Zoe Unkovich, Stephanie Renee Wall as “Regina,” Ian Ward as “Drew,” Matt Wolpe as “Lonny,” and Neka Zang as “Constance.” Bret Michaels #rockofages About Rock of Ages With its start at King King, ROCK OF AGES had its world premiere in January 2006 at The Vanguard Hollywood nightclub in Los Angeles, where it played a six-week engagement before opening a limited run at The Flamingo in Las Vegas in May 2006. The musical made its New York debut in October 2008 at Off-Broadway’s New World Stages, playing 110 performances before transferring to Broadway and opening to widespread critical acclaim at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on Tuesday, April 7, 2009. The musical moved to The Helen Hayes Theatre, on March 24, 2011, where it continued its triumphant run for another four years, grossing $129 million and breaking the theater’s box office record ten times and remains tied for the 30th longest running show on Broadway. In addition to being known as a bona fide Broadway hit musical, ROCK OF AGES has celebrated over a dozen productions worldwide on four continents including long runs at the Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip, the open seas on Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest ship The Breakaway, and the open road on national tour through both the U.S. and U.K. Furthermore, the show was a runaway success in Toronto, Australia and London’s West End and has licensed productions in several additional countries including Sweden, Korea and Japan. In June 2012, ROCK OF AGES hit the silver screen in a major feature film starring Tom

#rockofageshollywood Opening Night for its 20th production in a brand-new custom-built permanent theater. With 6 years on Broadway and over 2,350 performances, 5 Tony nominations, 20 productions worldwide and 30 hit songs from the 80s, Rock of Ages is the best-reviewed, most-nominated, hair band musical of all time. Tony Award Nominee Nick Cordero as “Dennis,” Rock of Ages Broadway alum Frankie Grande as “Franz Klineman,” Regina LeVert as “Justice Charlier,” Sean Lessard as “Stacee Jaxx,” Tiffany Mallari, Chuck Saculla, Marisa Matthews, Callandra Olivia as “Sherrie,” Stefan Raulston, Justin Ray as “Joey Primo,” Pat Towne as “Hertz Klineman,” Zoe Unkovich, Stephanie Renee Wall as “Regina,” Ian Ward as “Drew,” Matt Wolpe as “Lonny,” and Neka Zang as “Constance.” Bret Michaels #rockofages About Rock of Ages With its start at King King, ROCK OF AGES had its world premiere in January 2006 at The Vanguard Hollywood nightclub in Los Angeles, where it played a six-week engagement before opening a limited run at The Flamingo in Las Vegas in May 2006. The musical made its New York debut in October 2008 at Off-Broadway’s New World Stages, playing 110 performances before transferring to Broadway and opening to widespread critical acclaim at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on Tuesday, April 7, 2009. The musical moved to The Helen Hayes Theatre, on March 24, 2011, where it continued its triumphant run for another four years, grossing $129 million and breaking the theater’s box office record ten times and remains tied for the 30th longest running show on Broadway. In addition to being known as a bona fide Broadway hit musical, ROCK OF AGES has celebrated over a dozen productions worldwide on four continents including long runs at the Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip, the open seas on Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest ship The Breakaway, and the open road on national tour through both the U.S. and U.K. Furthermore, the show was a runaway success in Toronto, Australia and London’s West End and has licensed productions in several additional countries including Sweden, Korea and Japan. In June 2012, ROCK OF AGES hit the silver screen in a major feature film starring Tom

Rock of Ages Opening Night for its 20th production in a brand-new custom-built permanent theater. With 6 years on Broadway and over 2,350 performances, 5 Tony nominations, 20 productions worldwide and 30 hit songs from the 80s, Rock of Ages is the best-reviewed, most-nominated, hair band musical of all time. Tony Award Nominee Nick Cordero as “Dennis,” Rock of Ages Broadway alum Frankie Grande as “Franz Klineman,” Regina LeVert as “Justice Charlier,” Sean Lessard as “Stacee Jaxx,” Tiffany Mallari, Chuck Saculla, Marisa Matthews, Callandra Olivia as “Sherrie,” Stefan Raulston, Justin Ray as “Joey Primo,” Pat Towne as “Hertz Klineman,” Zoe Unkovich, Stephanie Renee Wall as “Regina,” Ian Ward as “Drew,” Matt Wolpe as “Lonny,” and Neka Zang as “Constance.” Bret Michaels #rockofages About Rock of Ages With its start at King King, ROCK OF AGES had its world premiere in January 2006 at The Vanguard Hollywood nightclub in Los Angeles, where it played a six-week engagement before opening a limited run at The Flamingo in Las Vegas in May 2006. The musical made its New York debut in October 2008 at Off-Broadway’s New World Stages, playing 110 performances before transferring to Broadway and opening to widespread critical acclaim at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on Tuesday, April 7, 2009. The musical moved to The Helen Hayes Theatre, on March 24, 2011, where it continued its triumphant run for another four years, grossing $129 million and breaking the theater’s box office record ten times and remains tied for the 30th longest running show on Broadway. In addition to being known as a bona fide Broadway hit musical, ROCK OF AGES has celebrated over a dozen productions worldwide on four continents including long runs at the Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip, the open seas on Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest ship The Breakaway, and the open road on national tour through both the U.S. and U.K. Furthermore, the show was a runaway success in Toronto, Australia and London’s West End and has licensed productions in several additional countries including Sweden, Korea and Japan. In June 2012, ROCK OF AGES hit the silver screen in a major feature film starring Tom

Rock of Ages Opening Night for its 20th production in a brand-new custom-built permanent theater. With 6 years on Broadway and over 2,350 performances, 5 Tony nominations, 20 productions worldwide and 30 hit songs from the 80s, Rock of Ages is the best-reviewed, most-nominated, hair band musical of all time. Tony Award Nominee Nick Cordero as “Dennis,” Rock of Ages Broadway alum Frankie Grande as “Franz Klineman,” Regina LeVert as “Justice Charlier,” Sean Lessard as “Stacee Jaxx,” Tiffany Mallari, Chuck Saculla, Marisa Matthews, Callandra Olivia as “Sherrie,” Stefan Raulston, Justin Ray as “Joey Primo,” Pat Towne as “Hertz Klineman,” Zoe Unkovich, Stephanie Renee Wall as “Regina,” Ian Ward as “Drew,” Matt Wolpe as “Lonny,” and Neka Zang as “Constance.” Bret Michaels #rockofages About Rock of Ages With its start at King King, ROCK OF AGES had its world premiere in January 2006 at The Vanguard Hollywood nightclub in Los Angeles, where it played a six-week engagement before opening a limited run at The Flamingo in Las Vegas in May 2006. The musical made its New York debut in October 2008 at Off-Broadway’s New World Stages, playing 110 performances before transferring to Broadway and opening to widespread critical acclaim at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on Tuesday, April 7, 2009. The musical moved to The Helen Hayes Theatre, on March 24, 2011, where it continued its triumphant run for another four years, grossing $129 million and breaking the theater’s box office record ten times and remains tied for the 30th longest running show on Broadway. In addition to being known as a bona fide Broadway hit musical, ROCK OF AGES has celebrated over a dozen productions worldwide on four continents including long runs at the Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip, the open seas on Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest ship The Breakaway, and the open road on national tour through both the U.S. and U.K. Furthermore, the show was a runaway success in Toronto, Australia and London’s West End and has licensed productions in several additional countries including Sweden, Korea and Japan. In June 2012, ROCK OF AGES hit the silver screen in a major feature film starring Tom

Rock of Ages Opening Night for its 20th production in a brand-new custom-built permanent theater. With 6 years on Broadway and over 2,350 performances, 5 Tony nominations, 20 productions worldwide and 30 hit songs from the 80s, Rock of Ages is the best-reviewed, most-nominated, hair band musical of all time. Tony Award Nominee Nick Cordero as “Dennis,” Rock of Ages Broadway alum Frankie Grande as “Franz Klineman,” Regina LeVert as “Justice Charlier,” Sean Lessard as “Stacee Jaxx,” Tiffany Mallari, Chuck Saculla, Marisa Matthews, Callandra Olivia as “Sherrie,” Stefan Raulston, Justin Ray as “Joey Primo,” Pat Towne as “Hertz Klineman,” Zoe Unkovich, Stephanie Renee Wall as “Regina,” Ian Ward as “Drew,” Matt Wolpe as “Lonny,” and Neka Zang as “Constance.” Bret Michaels #rockofages About Rock of Ages With its start at King King, ROCK OF AGES had its world premiere in January 2006 at The Vanguard Hollywood nightclub in Los Angeles, where it played a six-week engagement before opening a limited run at The Flamingo in Las Vegas in May 2006. The musical made its New York debut in October 2008 at Off-Broadway’s New World Stages, playing 110 performances before transferring to Broadway and opening to widespread critical acclaim at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on Tuesday, April 7, 2009. The musical moved to The Helen Hayes Theatre, on March 24, 2011, where it continued its triumphant run for another four years, grossing $129 million and breaking the theater’s box office record ten times and remains tied for the 30th longest running show on Broadway. In addition to being known as a bona fide Broadway hit musical, ROCK OF AGES has celebrated over a dozen productions worldwide on four continents including long runs at the Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip, the open seas on Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest ship The Breakaway, and the open road on national tour through both the U.S. and U.K. Furthermore, the show was a runaway success in Toronto, Australia and London’s West End and has licensed productions in several additional countries including Sweden, Korea and Japan. In June 2012, ROCK OF AGES hit the silver screen in a major feature film starring Tom