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Name: |
Carole Bouquet |
| DOB: |
18, August 1957 |
| Birth Place: |
Neuilly-sur-Seine, France |
| Height: |
5' 8" |
| Also Credited: |
Not Available |
| Profession: |
Actress |
| Spouse: |
Jean-Pierre Rassam (dead)
Gerard Depardieu
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| AT A GLANCE |
Carole Bouquet became celebrity for her best film debut sharing the title role of Luis Bunuel's "That Obscure Object of Desire" in
the year of 1977 with Angela Molina. Carole Bouquet had originally enrolled at the Sorbonne
when she was 15 years old, with the meaning of studying philosophy. Later she
move to the Paris Conservatory where she took her acting training. After the Bunuel film, Bouquet is
most likely best remember to American audiences, as the James Bond girl Melina Havelock opposite Roger Moore's 007 in "For Your Eyes Only".
In between 1980s to 90s, Bouquet concentrated on feature work in her native France,
the exception was a cameo role in the Francis Ford Coppola "Life Without Zoe"
division of the anthology film "New York Stories" in the year of1989. Her most celebrated role of the 90s was as
in Michel Blanc's "Dead Tired/Grosse fatigue". In this comedy film, she played the popular image of herself as a "Movie Star".
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