Anaïs Jeanneret

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Anaïs Jeanneret (* 11. May 1963 as Valérie Jeanneret in Paris ) is a French actress and writer .

Mannequin and actress

Anaïs Jeanneret was discovered at the age of 15 and booked as a mannequin . In the same year (1978) she made her film debut. She became known in March 1983 for her photo series in the "Girl of the Month" section in the men's magazine Lui . Anaïs Jeanneret's acting career then received a considerable boost. Her role of Viviane receiving guitar lessons in Michel Deville's production Danger in Default , a mixture of triangular film, passionate love story and crime drama , caused a sensation .

Young nymphs, libertine girls and gentle beauties remained their role for the time being, for example in Yves Roberts' television film L'été 36 in 1986 . In later years Anaïs Jeanneret carefully avoided any nude appearances and since the 1990s has mostly worked in television productions, some of which were also shown in Germany. In the melodramatic three-part play Nur aus Liebe , she played someone forsaken by her lover ( Kim Rossi Stuart ), and another leading role in Nicolas Gessner's four-part Estelle, which was filmed the following year .

Writer

In 1997 Anaïs Jeanneret made a radical break, completely quit acting and now turned exclusively to writing. In 1993 she received the Prix du Quartier Latin for Les Poupées russes . Her third book, Les yeux cernés , received special attention in 1999 , with which she also appeared in cultural programs . In 2014 she received the Prix ​​François-Mauriac for the novel La Solitude des soirs d'été . Translations into German are not yet available.

photographer

In the 2000s she worked several times as a photographer for the French film magazine Studio Magazine and made portraits of Gérard Darmon , Serge Gainsbourg , Paul Boujenah and others.

Private

In the 1980s she had a relationship with Gérard Darmon , later with the industrialist Jean Drucker, with whom she has a son. After his death, she married the entrepreneur Vincent Bolloré and worked for his station Direct 8 .

Filmography

  • 1978: Un orage immobile
  • 1983: L'Étrange Château du Docteur Lerne
  • 1984: The Flight of the Sphinx (Le vol du Sphinx)
  • 1985: Imminent danger (Péril en la demeure)
  • 1985: Out of the blue (Les étonnements d'un couple modern)
  • 1986: Summer '36 (L'été 36)
  • 1986: Twist Again in Moscow (Twist again à Moscou)
  • 1987: Châteauroux District
  • 1987: Funny Boy
  • 1987: love is not proof (Preuve d'amour)
  • 1988: Baby Blues (Baby Blues)
  • 1989: Moitié-moitié
  • 1990: Deux flics à Belleville
  • 1990: Frédéric and the girl of delight (Les Mouettes)
  • 1991: Le gang des tractions (multi-part)
  • 1991: Salt on Our Skin (Salt on Our Skin)
  • 1992: Sniper 2: L'affaire Petracci
  • 1992: Just out of love (Il cielo non cade mai) (Italian multi-part)
  • 1992: archipelago
  • 1993: Estelle (multi-part)
  • 1993: Une partie en trop
  • 1993: L'amour assassin
  • 1993: Le Sang des innocents
  • 1994: Sa dernière lettre
  • 1994: Un orage immobile
  • 1995: Les faux-frères
  • 1995: Le Fils de Paul
  • 1995: Paroles d'enfant
  • 1996: La vie avant tout
  • 1997: Un homme
  • 1997: Il padre di mia figlia
  • 1997: La bastide blanche (two episodes)
  • 1997: La Basse-cour (two episodes)

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Year of birth according to the Kay Less film archive , based on the Paris birth register, No. 16/804/1963. The year of birth 1967, which is usually read, is wrong
  2. ↑ Talk show appearance on her novel Les yeux cernèes (French). Retrieved April 3, 2013 .
  3. ↑ biography & information. In: Babelio. Retrieved September 19, 2019 (French).
personal data
SURNAME Jeanneret, Anaïs
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Jeanneret, Valérie Michèle
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French actress and writer
DATE OF BIRTH May 11, 1963
PLACE OF BIRTH Paris