Nathalie Baye
French actress and César Award winner
Born
July 6th, 1948
76 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
France
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An accomplished French actress, notable for roles in prominent films. Featured in 'The Bride' (1973), receiving critical acclaim. Gained recognition for performances in 'It's a Fine Line' (1983) and 'The Affair' (2003). Achieved success in the 2010 film 'Laurent Lafitte'. Received several prestigious awards, including César Awards for Best Supporting Actress and Best Actress. Contributed to both film and stage productions throughout a prolific career.
Won a César Award for 'The Bride'
Featured in 'It's a Fine Line'
Starred in 'The Affair'
Acted in 'Laurent Lafitte'
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