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Birthplace:
Mainneville, France
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A former dancer who began her film career as the woman Peter Fonda has a brief affair with in "Two People" (1983), Nathalie Baye enjoyed her first brush with fame as Francois Truffaut's script girl assistant in the award-winning "Day for Night" (1973), uttering perhaps one of that film's more memorable lines: "I might leave a man for a movie, but I would never leave a movie for a man!" By the end of the decade, after two more Truffaut films and finely controlled performances in Bertrand Tavernier's "A Week's Vacation" (1980) and Claude Goretta's "A Girl from Lorraine" (1980), Baye had emerged
At around age 14, dropped out of school and enrolled in ballet classes in Monte Carlo
1968
Spent brief time in NYC working as an au pair and studying dance (date approximate)
1972
Stage acting debut in "Galapages" with Gerard Depardieu and Bernard Blier
1972
Film debut alongside Isabelle Adjani in "Faustine"
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