Ice (1960). Later life On November 13, 1960, Darvi married Claude Rouas, a restaurant waiter, in Las Vegas; the marriage was annulled less than a year later. She did The Roar of the Bolidi (1961) in Italy. In 1961 Hedda Hopper reported Darvi was living in Monte Carlo "gambling like mad, and losing every night, but is still wearing fabulous furs and jewels." In early 1962 she guest starred on an episode of The Dick Powell Theatre, "View from the Eiffel Tower". In August 1962 she was found unconscious in her hotel room in Monte Carlo after taking an overdose of barbiturates. She eventually recovered. In 1968 she was found again after an overdose of barbiturates. Her final roles were in Le bourgeois gentil mec (1969) and Good Little Girls (Les Petites Filles Modèles) (1971). Death On September 11, 1971, after several failed attempts, Darvi committed suicide, in Monte Carlo by gas. Her body remained undiscovered for more than a week. Filmography References External links Bio on Darvi 1928 births 1971 suicides 20th Century Studios contract players 20th-century American actresses 20th-century French actresses 20th-century Polish actresses American expatriates in Monaco American film actresses American gamblers French expatriates in Monaco Bisexual actresses Bisexual women Polish LGBT actors French LGBT actors New Star of the Year (Actress) Golden Globe winners Female suicides French film actresses French gamblers Polish Holocaust survivors Jewish American actresses People from Sosnowiec Polish emigrants to the United States Polish film actresses Polish gamblers 20th-century Polish Jews Suicides by gas Suicides in Monaco LGBT Jews 1971 deaths