Charlotte Valandrey
Charlotte Valandrey ( born November 29, 1968 in Paris; actually Anne -Charlotte Pascal ) is a French actress. Recently, it occurred mainly through their autobiographies and their heart disease in the public eye.
Life
Charlotte Valandrey grew up in the Brittany region of Val- André, where she moved at the age of six years. Her stage name Valandrey is an allusion to this place.
My acting talent was rewarded in 1986: For her role "Nadja" in Belmont Véra political drama Rouge Baiser Charlotte Valandrey was nominated for a César Award, among others in Cannes and won the Silver Bear at the Berlinale.
In 1987, at age 18, she was tested HIV -positive. For this reason, they rejected a short time later for the lead role in Noce Blanche ( directed by Jean -Claude Brisseau ), which then played Vanessa Paradis. From 1991 to 2000 Charlotte Valandrey was in the popular French TV series Les Cordier, juge et flic to see.
2001 their daughter Tara was born, which was tested HIV negative. The basis of their vital medicines suffering from a weak heart actress underwent in 2003, after two heart attacks, a heart transplant. Two years later she published her autobiography L' Amour dans le sang, in which they went public with their disease for the first time. The book became a bestseller and moved Charlotte Valandrey after a long time in the eyes of the media. 2007 the book with Charlotte Valandrey was filmed in the lead role.
In 2011 she published her second autobiography, with over 300,000 copies sold, was an even bigger success than the first. My heart transplant held for weeks at number 1 of the French best-seller list and is being translated into ten languages. Charlotte Valandrey portrays in her love story of the man who was once romantically involved with the woman, whose heart was given to her by the heart transplant.
Filmography
Movies
TV
Theater
- L' Amour dans le sang, Le Cherche midi (2005)
- My heart transplant. Piper, Munich 2012, ISBN 978-3-492-30088-9. ( Original: De Coeur inconnu, Le Cherche midi (2011) )