Caroline Cellier

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Caroline Cellier (born August 7, 1945 in Montpellier , † December 15, 2020 in Paris ) was a French actress .

Life

She lived in Paris from 1953 and took acting lessons from René Simon. She made her debut on a Paris stage in 1963 with On ne peut jamais dire . That same year she also had her first role in television.

She played in the film for the first time in 1965. The cultivated, doe-eyed blonde became famous in 1968 through Claude Lelouch's Life, Love, Death . Claude Chabrol then gave her the female lead in The Beast Must Die , and Édouard Molinaro hired her for his films Tender Desires and Die Filzlaus , where she played a cool, detached wife.

Her later roles include Henri Verneuil's Thousand Billion Dollar , Chabrol's Chicken in Vinegar , the comedy The Zebra, and Lelouch's Men and Women - The Instructions for Use .

Caroline Cellier was married to the actor, writer and director Jean Poiret until his death in 1992.

Filmography

  • 1964: La Mégère apprivoisée (TV)
  • 1965: La Tête du client
  • 1966: Rouletabille chez les bohémiens (TV)
  • 1967: La guerre de Troie n'aura pas lieu (TV)
  • 1968: Life, Love, Death (La Vie, l'amour, la mort)
  • 1969: The Beast Must Die (Que la bête meure)
  • 1971: Affectionate wishes (Les Aveux les plus doux)
  • 1973: The felt louse (L'Emmerdeur)
  • 1974: Marriage (Mariage)
  • 1977: Les Fougères bleues
  • 1979: Certaines nouvelles
  • 1980: Le Vol d'Icare
  • 1981: one thousand billion dollars (Mille milliards de dollars)
  • 1983: Surprise Party
  • 1984: Devil's Embrace (L'Année des méduses)
  • 1984: Little Spinner (P'tit Con)
  • 1984: Vier Frauen / Nobody's Woman (Femmes de personne)
  • 1985: Chicken in vinegar ( chicken au vinaigre)
  • 1986: Poker
  • 1986: Grand Guignol
  • 1987: Charlie Dingo - The Stranded One (Charlie Dingo)
  • 1987: Vent de panique
  • 1991: A street acquaintance (La Contre-allée)
  • 1992: The Zebra (Le Zèbre)
  • 1994: Farinelli
  • 1996: Men and Women - The Instructions for Use (Hommes, femmes, mode d'emploi)
  • 1996: L'Élève
  • 1996: Didier
  • 1997: Le Plaisir (et ses petits tracas)
  • 2004: Un jeux dangereux (TV)
  • 2005: Jean-Philippe
  • 2006: Fragile (s)

Awards

  • 1963: Prix Marcel Achard
  • 1967: Prix Suzanne Bianchetti
  • 1968: Prix Gérard Philipe
  • 1985: César as best supporting actress for Devilish Embrace (L'année des méduses)
  • 1993: César nomination as best leading actress for Das Zebra (Le Zèbre)
  • 1999: Molière nomination as best leading actress for Un tramway nommé désir

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ L'actrice Caroline Cellier, connue pour ses seconds rôles, est décédée à 75 years. In: ouest-france.fr . AFP , December 16, 2020, accessed December 16, 2020 (French).
personal data
SURNAME Cellier, Caroline
BRIEF DESCRIPTION french actress
DATE OF BIRTH August 7, 1945
PLACE OF BIRTH Montpellier
DATE OF DEATH December 15, 2020
Place of death Paris