Charlotte Rampling
British actress (born 1946) · United Kingdom · Actors
Charlotte Rampling is read about 2,508 times a day, in 123 languages.
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Something wrong?She turned modeling into a launchpad, then spent five decades holding the screen with a face that never apologized - cool, unflinching, the kind of presence European auteurs kept casting when they needed someone who could carry desire and danger in the same glance.
A life in dates
Dune: Part ThreeFilm, Reverend Mother Mohiam2024
Dune: Part TwoFilm, Reverend Mother Mohiam2023
Faut Voir - L'Hebdo cinémaSeries2018
EuphoriaFilm, Marina2017Volpi Cup for Best ActressAward2016
Assassin's CreedFilm, Ellen Kaye2015European Film Academy Lifetime Achievement AwardAwardEuropean Film Award for Best ActressAward
Close Up with The Hollywood ReporterSeries, 20152013
BroadchurchSeries, Jocelyn Knight
Night Train to LisbonFilm, 2013Older Adriana2011Officer of the Legion of HonourAward
MelancholiaFilm, 2011Gaby2009
C à vousSeries2008
Babylon A.D.Film, CEO of Noelite Church2005“We weren't happy. It was a nightmare, breaking the rules and all that. Everyone seemed to be having fun, but they were so taking many drugs they wouldn't know it anyway.”In their words25 March 2005"Charlotte Rampling: In from the cold", in The Independent (25 March 2005).2004“I’ve driven across America, lived in New York and Los Angeles, made films in Colorado and Salt Lake City, and spent a long time in San Francisco.”In their wordsNumero interview (2004)“Age teaches you not to try and change your true nature, and just to go with it. So I spend a lot of time going down under, to find my own personal integrity within myself.”In their wordsNumero interview (2004)“...The tabloids are only there for those who choose to be in them. Personally, I’d rather not.”In their wordsNumero interview (2004)
KulturplatzSeries, 20042003“I thought that after such a long time of not letting her be with me. I would like to bring her back into my life.”In their wordsAugust 2003The Guardian (August 2003) A time for happiness.European Film Award for Best ActressAward
I'll Sleep When I'm DeadFilm, 2003Helen2001Honorary CésarAward1996Honorary Lumière AwardAward1988
D.O.A.Film, Mrs. Fitzwaring1985
Victoires de la musiqueSeries1982
Champs-ElyséesSeries
The VerdictFilm, 1982Laura Fischer1977
OrcaFilm, Rachel Bedford1974“There are so many misunderstandings in life.”In their words18 March 1974Earl Wilson, Idaho falls, Post-Register (18 March 1974).
Spécial cinémaSeries, 1974
The Night PorterFilm, 1974Lucia1971
Vanishing PointFilm, The Hitchhiker1965
BBC Play of the MonthSeries, Flaminia1964
A Hard Day's NightFilm, Girl at Disco (uncredited)1961
The AvengersSeries, Hana1946Born5 February 1946Also in Deutsch
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In their own words 7
We weren't happy. It was a nightmare, breaking the rules and all that. Everyone seemed to be having fun, but they were so taking many drugs they wouldn't know it anyway.
I’ve driven across America, lived in New York and Los Angeles, made films in Colorado and Salt Lake City, and spent a long time in San Francisco.
Some people can’t bear their faces, so they change them. I happen to like mine.
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Born 5 February 1946, Tessa Charlotte Rampling started as a model in the Swinging Sixties before Georgy Girl (1966) put her in front of cameras. She migrated quickly to European arthouse - Visconti's The Damned in 1969, Cavani's The Night Porter in 1974 - and kept working across languages: Stardust Memories, The Verdict, The Wings of the Dove. In the 2000s François Ozon made her his muse (Under the Sand, Swimming Pool, Young & Beautiful); she also logged time on Dexter and released a cabaret album. 45 Years brought her an Oscar nomination and the Berlin and European best-actress prizes in 2015, the same year she published her French-language autobiography Qui Je Suis. France gave her an Honorary César and the Legion of Honour; Venice awarded her the Volpi Cup in 2017; Britain made her an OBE. She translated her memoir into English and kept working.
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