Monique Mercure
Canadian actress in film and television
Born
November 14th, 1930
94 years ago
Died
2020
5 years ago — 90 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Canada
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A prominent figure in Canadian cinema and theatre, this individual gained recognition for performances in film and television. Appeared in the movie 'Mon Oncle Antoine,' which is considered a classic of Canadian cinema. Also had a significant role in the television series 'Les Filles de Caleb,' showcasing talent in both medium. Her career spanned several decades, leading to a lasting influence in the arts community in Canada.
Starred in 'Mon Oncle Antoine'
Featured in 'Les Filles de Caleb'
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