Nelly Borgeaud

French Actress and Singer

Nelly Borgeaud (1931–2015) was a French actress known for her work in film, television, and theater rather than as a recording artist or composer. She appeared in numerous films from the 1950s through the 1980s, including roles in "The Man Who Loved Women" (1977) and "My Uncle Benjamin" (1969). Her career was primarily focused on acting, and she was recognized for her versatility and depth in character portrayal. There is no widely known association between Nelly Borgeaud and any albums titled "Jeanne D'Arc Au Bûcher," which is actually an oratorio by the composer Arthur Honegger. It's possible that there may be confusion with another artist or a specific performance recording where she might have been involved as a narrator or actress, but as an actress, Nelly Borgeaud's main contributions were to the performing arts rather than music production.