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Birthplace:
Montreuil, France
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A natural and photogenic performer with the gamine air of a young Leslie Caron, French-born Elodie Bouchez decided early on a career in acting. A model at thirteen, she auditioned for the late Serge Gainsbourg at 16 and two weeks later was working on his "Stan the Flasher" (1990). Her feature debut led to a good role in Christine Lipinska's "Le Cahier vole" (1992), after which her career in essence stalled until Andre Techine's "Les Roseaux sauvages/Wild Reeds" (1994) vaulted her to the front ranks of French actresses. Bringing an extra measure of life to her character of Maite, the platonic
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First schoolgirl appearance on stage at age six convinced her acting was her calling
At age 16, auditioned for and was cast in first film role
1990
Film debut in Serge Gainsbourg's "Stan the Flasher"
1992
Acted in Christine Lipinska's "Le Cahier vole"
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