‘Somewhere in Time’ Costume Designer Jean-Pierre Dorléac Dies
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‘Somewhere in Time’ Costume Designer Jean-Pierre Dorléac Dies

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Jean-Pierre Dorléac, an Oscar-nominated costume designer known for his work on “Somewhere in Time” and the television series “Quantum Leap,” has died at age 83. He was a two-time Emmy winner.

The French-born Dorléac received an Academy Award nomination for best costume design for 1980’s “Somewhere in Time,” starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour. His career spanned decades, encompassing both film and television.

Dorléac also had a lengthy involvement with the science fiction series “Quantum Leap.” He was a key part of the show's creative team, contributing to its distinctive visual style. The Hollywood Reporter noted he won two Emmy Awards for his work on the time-traveling program.

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