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The Hollywood Reporter confirmed Deny's death, noting his TV work and confirmation by family through TF1, the French broadcaster.
Deny's career spanned theater and major French TV, including more than 500 episodes of Demain nous appartient as Dr Renaud Dumaze.
Deny appeared in the third and fourth seasons of the hit Netflix series as Louis de Léon, CEO of the fictional fashion giant JVMA.

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Pierre Deny, known for Emily in Paris, died Monday at 69 after ALS complications.
Deny's daughters confirmed the passing in a statement obtained by DailyMail.
Sylvie Vartan paid tribute, calling him generous and funny to fans and colleagues.
Deny's TV work included a long-running role on the soap 'Demain nous appartient.'
The actor died after a sudden illness, with ALS cited as the cause in the reporting.
Pierre Deny's Netflix role focused on leading the luxury goods company JVMA.
The family's announcement drew tributes from fellow actors and fans worldwide.
The report notes Deny's impact on fans of Emily in Paris and his broader TV and stage work.
The family did not immediately disclose further details about funeral arrangements.
The TMZ report emphasizes the ALS-linked passing and confirms the death publicly.

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Pierre Deny dies at 69 from ALS-related complications, confirmed by his daughters to AFP via Le Parisien.
Deny played Louis de Léon, the JVMA CEO and father of Nicolas in seasons 3 and 4 of Emily in Paris.
Deny's death was confirmed by his daughters to AFP via Le Parisien in a statement.
Creator Darren Star thanked the cast and fans as 'Emily in Paris' begins filming its final season in Greece.
Deny contributed to more than 100 French films and series, including popular soaps and dramas.
Deny's passing comes as 'Emily in Paris' prepares a sixth and final season filmed in Greece.
The article notes Deny's substantial presence in French TV, including 'Plus belle la vie' and 'Demain nous appartient'.
The Variety piece frames the death within ongoing industry tributes and the show’s final season context.
Darren Star expressed gratitude to fans for their support during the show's journey.
Deny's death highlights the impact of French actors on international television productions.

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Pierre Deny, a star on Emily in Paris, died at 69 after a sudden ALS battle.
Deny played Louis de Léon, the CEO of JVMA, in seasons three and four.
The news coincides with confirmation that Emily in Paris will end after its sixth season.
Luce Mocuhel paid tribute in French on Instagram to Deny and their shared years on set.
Lily Collins expressed gratitude and sadness on social media about the show’s final chapter.
ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that weakens muscles over time.
The article notes the final season will be a culmination of the series’ journey.
Pierre Deny’s passing is being reported by Hello! magazine as the primary source.
The article references other industry tributes and ALS diagnoses affecting actors.

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Pierre Deny dies at 69 after a sudden ALS illness, his daughters said in a statement.
Deny gained international recognition for his role as Louis de Leon in Emily in Paris.
Deny started in theatre in the 1980s before moving to television.
He appeared in more than 60 mainstream French TV shows and over 300 episodes of Plus Belle La Vie and Tomorrow Is Ours.
Deny’s ALS diagnosis ties him to a broader set of public figures affected by the disease.
The announcement was made by Deny's daughters and reported by Deadline Hollywood.
Pierre Deny is remembered for his theatre work and his TV career in France.
Emily in Paris featured Deny as Louis de Leon, CEO of JVMA.
Deadline reported on the actor’s passing and provided context on ALS.

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