Emmanuelle Seigner

French actress and film director

Emmanuelle Seigner - French actress and film director
Born

June 22nd, 1966
58 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

France

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Born in France, this actress entered the film industry in the late 1980s and gained recognition for roles in major productions. A prominent collaboration with director Roman Polanski began with the film 'The Pianist' which was critically acclaimed. Other notable works include performances in 'Frantic' and 'Venus in Fur'. The actress also ventured into directing, showcasing her talents behind the camera as well. Her contributions to cinema have earned her significant recognition in the film community.

Starred in 'The Pianist'

Played a lead role in 'Venus in Fur'

Appeared in 'Frantic'

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