Cécile Aubry was a French actress, screenwriter, and director, born on August 3, 1928, in Paris, France. She gained fame in the 1950s for her roles in films and television, particularly for her work in children's programming. One of her most notable creations was the beloved series Belle et Sébastien, which showcased the adventures of a young boy and his dog in the French Alps. In addition to her acting career, Aubry was also a talented writer, penning several books and screenplays. She continued to influence French cinema and television until her passing on July 19, 2020. Her contributions to the arts have left a lasting legacy in French culture.