Corynne Charby
Corynne Charby ( Corinne Charbit, born July 12, 1960 in Paris) is a French actress and singer.
Life and career
In the late 1970s Charby worked as a top model and was seen on the covers of magazines such as Elle, as well as fashion shows all over the world.
For the men's magazine Lui she left in 1983 as a nude model photography ( image title and folder ).
Then they made a first attempt as an actress. Your first and also the most famous film was 1981 La chèvre - German title A Dub Hazzard - with Pierre Richard and Gérard Depardieu, in which she plays a minor role and is seen briefly at the beginning or at the end. The film is a popular classic in France. In 1984, she turned to the then relatively unknown Thierry Lhermitte the film Un été d' enfer, in which she plays the role of the slight girl. Her acting career ended after this film without them would have played a really important role.
In the same year (1984 ) Corinne Charbit took the phonetically identical sounding - but flashier - artist name Corynne Charby to.
Their first single, and immediately a small success was à cause de toi.
Her biggest hit she landed in 1986 with the hit written by Christophe Boule de flipper, which is still played frequently in France today. The 1987 released album Toi flopped, only the extraction of Pile où face was a small success.
In 1987 she married the director of Warner, with whom she has a son. So she ended her artistic career and only dedicated to her family. After her divorce, she married again. With her second husband she has two daughters. Since the late 90s, she lives in Los Angeles.