Judith Henry
Judith Henry (born May 16, 1968 in Paris ) is a French actress .
Life
Henry studied at the École des enfants du spectacle (Collège Rognoni) and the École nationale du cirque (CNAC). She made her theatrical debut in 1979 at the age of eleven at the Paris student theater Théâtre de l'Aquarium in La Soeur de Shakespeare based on Virginia Woolf , directed by Jacques Nichet . Further theater appearances followed, including in 1990 William Shakespeare's Macbeth , directed by Matthias Langhoff at the Théâtre Vidy in Lausanne . From 1990 to 2005, Henry was also involved in productions for the theater company Sentimental Bureau , of which she was a founding member in 1990, and appeared in productions of Jean-Luc Godard ( Les carabiniers , 1991) and Serge Daney ( L'exercise a été profitable, Monsieur , 2003).
Henry took her first film role in 1982 in the television production Le piano des songes by Michel Vuillermet . Her screen debut in 1988 was René Allio's A Doctor of Hope . She had her breakthrough as a film actress in 1990 in Christian Vincent's Die Schwewiegene . For her portrayal of Catherine Legeay, who was seduced by Antoine ( Fabrice Luchini ) in revenge on all women and then intentionally abandoned, Henry was awarded a César for Best Young Actress in 1991 . Three years later she received a César nomination in the category Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Catherine Maheu in Germinal . In the television series Xanadu for a porn film production company, Henry took on the continuous role of producer wife Anne Valadine in 2011.
Filmography
- 1982: Le piano des songes (TV)
- 1988: Phèdre (TV)
- 1988: A doctor of hope (Un médecin des lumières)
- 1989: the war is over (après la guerre)
- 1990: love in the suburbs (L'amour)
- 1990: Imogène (TV series, an episode)
- 1990: The secretive (La discrète)
- 1991: transit
- 1992: Goodbye, Princess (Adeus Princesa)
- 1992: Listopad
- 1993: Germinal
- 1995: Lila and Benoit (… à la campagne)
- 1995: The beginners (Les apprentis)
- 1996: The beautiful summer (Le bel été 1914)
- 1998: Restons groupés
- 1999: Sade en procès (TV)
- 1999: Le nombre i (short film)
- 2003: Après tout (short film)
- 2003: Les enfants du miracle (TV)
- 2004: Liebeslocken (Haute coiffure) (TV)
- 2005: La maison de Nina
- 2005: Avaler des couleuvres (short film)
- 2007: The Walking Man (L'homme qui marche)
- 2008: Écrire pour un chanteur (TV series, one episode)
- 2008: Parc
- 2008: We are all grown up (Les grandes personnes)
- 2009: Un village français (TV series, two episodes)
- 2009: Dis-lui, toi (short film)
- 2009: A Short Adventure (La poudre d'escampette) (TV short film)
- 2010: Ce jour là, tout a changé (TV series, one episode)
- 2010: Top left (Dernier étage gauche gauche)
- 2011: Chez Maupassant (TV series, an episode)
- 2011: Xanadu (TV series)
- 2012: Rendez-vous à Kiruna
- 2012: Le grand-père de Brad (short film)
- 2012: L'autre sang (short film)
- 2013: Les enterrements (short film)
- 2013: Je fais le mort
- 2013: Les limiers (TV series, one episode)
- 2014: Fever
- 2014: Little Nick is on vacation (Les vacances du petit Nicolas)
Awards
- 1991: César , Best Young Actress , for Die Schwewiegene
- 1994: César nomination, Best Supporting Actress , for Germinal
Web links
- Judith Henry in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- List of theater and film roles by Judith Henry
- Judith Henry in the German dubbing file
Individual evidence
- ↑ See overview of film and theater appearances on agencesartistiques.com
- ↑ Judith Henry on theatredurondpoint.fr, December 20, 2012 found.
- ↑ Judith Henry on nanterre-amandiers.com
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Henry, Judith |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | french actress |
| DATE OF BIRTH | May 16, 1968 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Paris , France |