In 1948, Frondaie died of a heart attack in Vaucresson, a residential suburb of Paris, in the home he shared with Maria Favella.
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Frondaie soon caught the attention of Hollywood, then in its infancy, where several cinematographic adaptations were made of his works for an English- speaking audience by Paramount Pictures and Samuel Goldwyn.
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As a playwright, he became a darling of the Parisian stage, with stars such as Polaire, Regina Badet, and Sylvie acting in his plays.
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