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Jeanne Moreau
French actress, singer, screenwriter and director (1928-2017).
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Wikipedia | Jeanne Moreau
Statements about
Jeanne Moreau
Place of Birth
10ᵗʰ Arrondissement of Paris
Occupation
10 items
Film Actor
Film Director
Singer
Screenwriter
Musician
Film Producer
Stage Actor
Actor
Recording Artist
Director
Country of Citizenship
France
Award Received
13 items
Officer of the Legion of Honour
Grand Officer of the National Order of Merit
(11/14/2012)
Point in Time
:
11/14/2012
Commandeur Des Arts Et Des Lettres
Donostia Award
(1998)
Point in Time
:
1998
Cannes Film Festival Award for Best Actress
(1960)
For Work
:
Seven Days... Seven Nights
Point in Time
:
1960
César Award for Best Actress
(1992)
For Work
:
The Old Lady Who Walked in the Sea
Point in Time
:
1992
Honorary César
(1995)
Winner
:
Gregory Peck
Point in Time
:
1995
Academy Fellowship Award
(1996)
Point in Time
:
1996
European Film Academy Lifetime Achievement Award
(1997)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
10th European Film Awards
Point in Time
:
1997
Honorary César
(2008)
Winner
:
Roberto Benigni
Point in Time
:
2008
BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role
(1967)
For Work
:
Viva Maria!
Point in Time
:
1967
Honorary Palme D'Or
(2003)
Point in Time
:
2003
Molière Award for Best Actress
(1988)
Point in Time
:
1988
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Spouse
Jean-Louis Richard
(1949 - 1951)
End Time
:
1951
Start Time
:
1949
William Friedkin
(2/8/1977 - 1979)
End Time
:
1979
Start Time
:
2/8/1977
Date of Birth
1/23/1928
Instance Of
Human
Given Name
Jeanne
Educated At
Conservatoire National Supérieur D'art Dramatique
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
French
Native Language
French
Residence
Paris
Nominated For
César Award for Best Supporting Actress
(1987)
For Work
:
The Patoquet
Point in Time
:
1987
César Award for Best Actress
(1988)
For Work
:
The Miracle
Statement Is Subject Of
:
13th César Awards
Point in Time
:
1988
César Award for Best Actress
(1992)
For Work
:
The Old Lady Who Walked in the Sea
Statement Is Subject Of
:
17th César Awards
Point in Time
:
1992
Academy Fellowship Award
(1996)
Point in Time
:
1996
Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Original Song
(1984)
For Work
:
Young and Joyful Bandit
Statement Is Subject Of
:
4th Golden Raspberry Awards
Together With
:
Peer Raben
Point in Time
:
1984
Position Held
President of the Jury at the Cannes Festival
(1975)
Replaces
:
René Clair
Replaced By
:
Tennessee Williams
Point in Time
:
1975
President of the Jury at the Cannes Festival
(1995)
Replaces
:
Clint Eastwood
Replaced By
:
Francis Ford Coppola
Point in Time
:
1995
President of the Jury at the Berlin International Film Festival
(1983)
Point in Time
:
1983
Family Name
Moreau
Name in Native Language
Jeanne Moreau
Pronunciation Audio
:
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Date of Death
7/31/2017
Place of Death
8th Arrondissement of Paris
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Paris
Start of Work Period
1947
Described by Source
Obálky Knih
URL
:
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NFF Archive
Place of Burial
Montmartre Cemetery
Notable Work
Seven Days... Seven Nights
Student Of
Denis D'Inès
Sex or Gender
Female
Instrument
Voice
End of Work Period
2012
Related Category
Category:Films Directed by Jeanne Moreau
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Member Of
Académie Des Beaux-Arts
Filmography
Jeanne Moreau Filmography
Image of Grave
Discography
Jeanne Moreau Discography
Field of Work
Film
Theatre
Owner Of
Q115249383
Work Location
France
Participant In
1976 Cannes Film Festival
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Lumière
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