Alain Delon, the iconic French actor known for his roles in classics such as 'Rocco and His Brothers' and 'Le Samouraï', has died at the age of 88. His children announced his passing, which followed a long battle with health issues, including a stroke in 2019. Delon, celebrated for his striking looks and complex characters, had a controversial legacy marked by both admiration and criticism, with some viewing him as a sex symbol and others as an egotistical figure. His family life was tumultuous, characterized by public disputes over his care and health prior to his death. President Emmanuel Macron paid tribute to Delon, calling him a 'French monument' and acknowledging his impact on culture. Delon's final years were spent in relative seclusion, reflecting on a career that spanned over 60 years and more than 90 films.