Émilie Dequenne, who starred in such movies as "Rosetta" and “The Brotherhood of the Wolf,” “The Housekeeper” and “The Bridge of San Luis Rey,” has died. She was 43. The Belgian actress died in a Paris hospital of a rare adrenal gland cancer, according to Deadline and the Guardian.

Belgian actress Emilie Dequenne has died at the age of 43, her agent confirmed to the PA news agency. She revealed in October 2023 that she had adrenocortical carcinoma (ACC), an aggressive cancer of the adrenal gland.

Belgian actor Emilie Dequenne, who won the Best Actress award at Cannes 1999 for her performance in debut film Rosetta, passed away at the age of 43

Émilie Dequenne, the acclaimed Belgian actress who won Best Actress at Cannes in 1999 for her breakout role in Rosetta, has died aged 43. Her agent, Danielle Gain, confirmed she passed away in a hospital near Paris on Sunday evening after a battle with a rare adrenal gland cancer, first revealed publicly in October 2023.

Award-winning Belgian actress Émilie Dequenne has died from cancer at the age of 43. Dequenne shot to fame when she won the best actress award at the Cannes Film Festival at the age of 18 for the film Rosetta in 1999.

Dequenne worked with some of the most esteemed European directors of her generation, from the Dardenne brothers, to Andre Techine, to Emmanuel Mouret.

Belgian actress Emilie Dequenne died of a rare cancer Sunday in a hospital just outside Paris, her family and her agent told AFP. She was 43 years old.