Clémentine Célarié
Clémentine Célarié ( born October 12, 1957 in Dakar, Senegal as Meryem Célarié ) is a French actress and singer.
Origin
Clémentine Célarié is the granddaughter of Charles Louis Breguet, a French aircraft designer and co-founder of Air France. This again is the son of the French watchmaker and physicist Louis François Clément Breguet, who is the grandson of the Swiss watchmaker Abraham Louis Breguet again. She is also related to the playwright Ludovic Halévy, the historian Daniel Halévy and the two French politicians Louis Joxe and Pierre Joxe. They even come from around the ancestors of the Breton army commander Bertrand du Guesclin and the Orientalists Jean Michel de Venture de Paradis. Her father is the journalist André Célarié.
Life
After she had made her high school graduation in the United States, Célarié returned to France, where they national supérieur d'art dramatique acting and singing studied despite a rejection of the prestigious Conservatoire. Then she played theater and debuted in the 1983 and directed by Claude Sautet comedy colleague comes right at the side of Yves Montand, Nicole Garcia and Dominique Laffin on the canvas. She was nominated twice for Best Supporting Actress for the French César film award in 1987 for her portrayal of Annie in Jean -Jacques Beineix love drama Betty Blue - 37.2 degrees in the morning and 1990 Nocturnal for her portrayal of Christine in Alain Corneau Drama India.
From 1980 Célarié worked regularly as a radio presenter for the French radio station Radio France. She had different radio programs, lent her voice for radio plays and took vocal. With Pas L' âme d'une Dame, she released her first album in 1996 and 2006 with Family Groove their second album. She also sang the song together with Charles Schillings Tengo Nada and with Stéphane Pompougnac the song Morenito.
Discography (selection)
Filmography (selection)
Award ( selection)
- César 1987: Nomination as Best Supporting Actress for Betty Blue - 37.2 degrees in the morning
- César 1990: Nomination as Best Supporting Actress for Nocturnal India