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RE: What I Did Do After Viewing The Film:

Posted by Vinylly on May 13, 2008 at 13:42:51:
Sunday, I dug out my old Edith Piaf LP's and enjoyed them.
But, one thing I don't understand about the biography. Edith Piaf went through the WWII years in Paris. This experience should have had a drastic impact on her life, but the war was never mentioned in the film and seemed to have floated over that time in her life.
Also, I was told she was part of the French Underground Resistance, and she was honored for her efforts. If this was true, then why was it not also mentioned in the film.