Alain Delon, the legendary French actor, was laid to rest in a private ceremony at his estate in Douchy on Saturday, following his death at the age of 88. About 50 invited mourners, including Delon's children and close friends, attended the funeral in the estate's chapel, which was strictly closed to the public and required guests to leave their mobile phones behind. Delon's ex-wife, Rosalie von Breemen, and several actresses were present, though Claudia Cardinale was unable to attend due to grief. The actor had requested to be buried near his beloved dogs, in a crypt he had built on the property, and specifically asked for no national homage. Fans of Delon gathered outside the estate to pay their respects, leaving flowers and tributes as a testament to his enduring legacy in cinema. Despite his declining health and seclusion in recent years, Delon remained a prominent figure until the end, known for iconic films like 'Le Samouraï' and 'The Leopard.'