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About Anne Parillaud

Anne Parillaud is a an actress from France. She has been listed on FreeOnes since June 11th 2002 and is ranked #44563. Our records show that Anne Parillaud is currently active which means she is still making videos and/or performing in live cam shows.

1977

47 years

in the business

now

Personal information

Name: Anne Parillaud
Aliases: Unknown
Official website: Unknown
Feature dancer: No
Date of birth: May 6, 1960
Age: 63
Sexual Orientation: Unknown
Astrological sign: Taurus (Apr 21 - May 21)
Profession: Actress
Career status: Active
Career start: 1977
Career end: Unknown
Date of death: N/A
Place of birth: Paris, Ile-de-France, France
Nationality: Unknown

Appearance

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Ethnicity: Caucasian
Boobs: Natural
Bust: 86
Cup: B
Bra: 34B
Waist: 60 cm
Hip: 86 cm
Butt: Unknown
Height: 162 cm
Weight: 52 kg
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Brown
Piercings: No
Piercing locations: Unknown
Tattoos: No
Tattoo locations: Unknown
Shoe Size: 36 eu

Additional Information

Svelte French beauty Anne Parillaud made her film debut in "L'Hotel de la Plage" (1978) while still in her teens and appeared in several more European movies before aligning herself both on and off the screen with French auteur Alain Delon, acting in his crime dramas ("Pour la Peau d'un flic" 1981 and "Le Battant" 1983). She broke through to international stardom as the punk junkie transformed into a murderous, stylish secret agent in "La Femme Nikita" (1990), the role written for her by Luc Besson, the film's director and Parillaud's companion for several years. When "Nikita" became an art-house hit in the USA, a move to American features was inevitable. Parillaud's first Hollywood film was John Landis' "Innocent Blood" (1992), a violent horror comedy co-starring Anthony LaPaglia, in which she approached her role as a lonely vampire with admirable empathy and conviction. This clever and savvy genre film, however, failed with critics and at the box office. Her next credit was an ambitious international co-production, Vincent Ward's "Map of the Human Heart" (1993), wherein Parillaud portrayed a young Metis (half-Quebec French, half-Indian) whose love of a half-breed Inuit (Jason Scott Lee) conflicts with her desire to fully join the white world. Parillaud returned to Europe, where she continued to be very picky about roles, refusing to do anything for commerce alone, waiting for projects that touched her heart as well. She starred opposite Beatrice Dalle in the French sibling rivalry drama "A la Folie/Six Days, Six Nights" (1994) and portrayed a WWII refugee from France loved by Matt Dillon and Gabriel Byrne in "Frankie Starlight" (1995).