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Christine Boisson

Birth Name: Christine Boisson

Birth Date: 1956-04-08

Birth Place: Salon-de-Provence, Bouches-du-Rhône, France

Details

Alternate Names: Christine Boysson

Physical Characteristics: N/A

Career

First Appearances:

  • The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob (1973) as Wedding guest (uncredited)

Most Important Roles:

  • Emmanuelle (1974) as Marie-Ange
  • Love at the Top (1974) as Naked girl at Flora's (uncredited)
  • The Truth About Charlie (2002) as Commandant Dominique
  • Born for Hell (1976) as Christine
  • State Affairs (2009) as Mado
  • All About Actresses (2009) as La prof de théâtre
  • I Dreamt Under the Water (2008) as la mère d'Antonin
  • To the Extreme (2000) as Caroline
  • Sorceress (1987) as Elda
  • Jeanne's House (1988) as Jeanne

Career Highlights:

  • Emmanuelle (1974)
  • Love at the Top (1974)
  • The Truth About Charlie (2002)
  • Born for Hell (1976)
  • State Affairs (2009)
  • All About Actresses (2009)
  • I Dreamt Under the Water (2008)
  • To the Extreme (2000)
  • Sorceress (1987)
  • Jeanne's House (1988)

Full Biography

Christine Boisson, born April 8, 1956, was a French actress known for her role in the film 'Emmanuelle' (1974). She began her career after being discovered by director Just Jaeckin through her modeling agency photo. After Emmanuelle, she continued acting and studying drama. In 1977, Boisson made her stage debut in Chekhov's 'The Seagull'. Notably, she won the Prix Romy Schneider in 1984 for her role in 'Rue Barbare'. Later, in 2005, she starred in a stage production of Botho Strauß' 'Viol', directed by Luc Bondy. Tragically, on October 14, 2010, Boisson attempted suicide.


About the Movie: La mécanique des femmes (2000)

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Release Year: 2000

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Alternative Title: Haitoku shishôsetsu, The Mechanics of Women

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