Marie Versini
Versinit Marie ( born August 10, 1940 in Paris) is a French actress.
Life
Trained at the Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique her career begins at age 17 as the youngest member of the Comédie - Française and plays at the theater, among others Jean Meyer.
She became famous as Nscho -chi in Winnetou Part 1 (1963 ) by Harald pure linen. They still played in four other Karl May films: in Der Schut (1964 ), Through the wilde Kurdistan (1965 ), In the Realm of the Silver Lion (1965 ) and Winnetou and his friend Old Firehand ( 1966) ( as again as Nscho -chi ).
Other productions in which she was involved were the adventure films " In the Temple of the White Elephant " (1963) and " The 13 slaves of Dr. Fu Manchu " (1966). Was rated better by the critics, the film "Password: Heron " (1964). Caused a sensation in France 1969, the television adaptation of William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by Jean -Christophe Averty (Le songe d' une nuit d' été ), in which she performed as Hippolyta. The television movie was released in 1971 in Germany as A Midsummer Night's Dream.
In France, among others, as Claire Morandat in Paris Burning? known Versinit Marie often worked in Germany. Until the 1980s, they still worked on television productions, such as in the series Sergeant Berry ( 1973/1974 ), in Aunt Emma (1980 ) and The beautiful Wilhelmine (1985).
1974 married Versinit the writer and director Pierre Viallet, in whose films she appeared variously as 2010 in homage to Robert Schumann. With her husband Versinit Marie spent her life mostly on the Atlantic island of Ré, but mainly in Paris. Pierre Viallet died on April 15, 2013.
In March 2008, her first novel puzzles appeared to NT.