Caroline Cellier
Caroline Cellier ( born August 7, 1945 in Montpellier) is a French actress.
She took acting classes with René Simon and debuted in 1963 at a Paris stage. In the film, she played for the first time in 1965. Known was the doe-eyed blonde in 1968 by Claude Lelouch, the life, love, death. Claude Chabrol then gave her the female lead in The Beast Must Die, Edouard Molinaro hired her for his films Fond wishes and the crab louse. Her subsequent roles include Henri Verneuil's a thousand billion dollars, Chabrol chicken in vinegar, Lelouch men and women - Instructions for use and the comedy The zebra.
Caroline Cellier was married to the actor, writer and director Jean Poiret until his death in 1992.