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Something wrong?She made a career of playing women the French film industry usually ignored: tough, tired, working hard, often alone. That specificity - the earthiness, the unvarnished daily grind - turned her into something rare: a star ordinary women saw themselves in.
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CachéFilm, Georges's Mother2002César Award for Best Supporting ActressAwardMolière Award for Best ActressAward2001
The Piano TeacherFilm, Erika's Mother1999Knight of the Legion of HonourAward1998
Vivement dimancheSeries1996César Award for Best Supporting ActressAward1994
Girls with GunsFilm, Cécile's mother1993
Colpo di codaSeries, Madame Duclos1990
There Were Days... and MoonsFilm, La femme seule1988
Le Vent des moissonsSeries, Angélina Leclerc1985
Mussolini and ISeries, Rachele Mussolini1981
All Night LongFilm, French Teacher1979
Cause toujours... tu m'intéressesFilm, Christine Clément1978
Ciné regardsSeries1977César Award for Best ActressAwardDavid di Donatello for Best Foreign ActressAward
Fan SchoolSeries, 19771975
Les Rendez-vous du dimancheSeries
The GypsyFilm, 1975Ninie1974
The SlapFilm, Hélène Douléan1972
Le Grand ÉchiquierSeries
She No Longer Talks, She ShootsFilm, 1972Rosemonde du Bois de la Faisanderie1970
Earth LightFilm, Maria1967
Live for LifeFilm, Catherine Colomb1964
The Ape WomanFilm, Maria1960
Rocco and His BrothersFilm, Nadia1959
DiscoramaSeries1957
Speaking of MurderFilm, Hélène1954
Reflets de CannesSeries1931Born25 October 1931Also in Deutsch
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Television 24
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Annie Suzanne Girardot was born on 25 October 1931 and spent five decades on screen, nearly 150 films in all. She won three César Awards across her career - in 1977, 1996, and 2002 - and took home the Volpi Cup for Best Actress at the 1965 Venice Film Festival for Three Rooms in Manhattan, a role that also earned her a BAFTA nomination three years earlier. She added two Molière Awards in 2002 and a David di Donatello in 1977. The through-line was consistency: strong-willed, independent women carrying the weight of real work and real loneliness, roles she inhabited with a groundedness that made her recognizable to audiences living the same lives. She died on 28 February 2011.
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