Following Le Grand Pardon , she appeared in a few more films, most notably the 1982 comedy Bankers Also Have Souls (directed by her cousin Gilbert de Goldschmidt), where she played a call girl given as a gift to a retiring banker. Her final screen credit was in the 1986 film L'étincelle .
During her height of fame, she appeared twice in the Italian adult magazine Playmen before stepping away from the public eye. Following Le Grand Pardon , she appeared in
After her role as the "sublime" call girl in the 1982 film Le Grand Pardon , Clio Goldsmith had a brief but international spurt of fame before . Life After Le Grand Pardon Following Le Grand Pardon