French actress Marion Cotillard has been acting in TV and film since she was young, and her movies include everything from independent French dramas to major box office blowouts. Since first appearing in a short film at age 7, Marion Cotillard has appeared in nearly 80 movies in a variety of capacities. She’s played background characters and supporting parts, but more often than not, she’s led films with her ability to play both dangerous and pathetically sweet in equal measure. With just a small look, Cotillard can go from cold to warm and back again.
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Over her lauded career, Cotillard has earned two Academy Award nominations, winning once; four Golden Globe nominations, winning once; and been nominated another four times for the Screen Actors Guild. She’s appeared in musical biopics and Christopher Nolan-style blockbuster epics. Cotillard has found a dual home for herself, fitting in well in quiet independent dramas, seamlessly blending in as a real person, but still having enough charisma and presence to play larger-than-life characters in major blockbusters from populist filmmakers. No matter what she’s in, Cotillard can be counted on to give a great performance.
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Taxi (1998)
Marion Cotillard Plays Lilly Bertineau
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Taxi
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Taxi, released in 1998, follows Daniel, a skilled pizza delivery boy in Marseilles who becomes a taxi driver. After a speed infraction, he aids Emilien, an inept inspector, in pursuing German bank robbers to retain his license and fulfill his dream of driving professionally.
Release Date
April 8, 1998
Runtime
86 minutes
Main Genre
Action
Cast
Frédéric Diefenthal
, Samy Naceri
, Marion Cotillard
, Manuela Gourary
, Emma Wiklund
, Bernard Farcy
, Georges Neri
, Guy Quang
, Maurice Murcia
, Sabine Bail
, Dan Herzberg
, Sébastien Thiery
, Eric Bérenger
, Philippe du Janerand
, Christophe Fesquet
, Gérard Vantaggioli
, Édouard Montoute
, Tara Römer
, Christian Mazucchini
, Guillaume Lanson
, Sébastien Pons
, Malek Bechar
, Gérard Dubouche
, Richard Sammel
, Niels Dubost
Character(s)
Émilien Coutant-Kerbalec
, Daniel Morales
, Lilly Bertineau
, Camille Coutant-Kerbalec
, Petra
, Commissaire Gibert
, Joe
, Pizza Joe Motorcyclist
, Pensioned Taxi Driver
, Femme Préfecture
, Paulo
, Driving Instructor
, Butcher
, Passenger to Airport
, Flic Radar #1
, Flic Radar #2
, Alain
, Collègue Emilien
, Pilote Ringard #1
, Pilote Ringard #2
, Rachid
, Marco
, Chauffeur Gibert
, German Gangster #1
, German Gangster #2
Director
Gérard Pirès
Writers
Luc Besson
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Taxi is the first film in the French comedy series which starred Marion Cotillard until Taxi 4 in 2007. Cotillard plays Lilly Bertineau, the girlfriend of Daniel Morales (Samy Naceri), a talented driver who becomes a cabbie. Daniel is blackmailed by a police inspector into going after a German gang. This is one of Cotillard’s earlier movie roles and though her part is fairly simple, she makes the most of it. She’s having as much fun as anyone else in the cast and is exactly the type of girlfriend a character like Daniel would be willing to risk everything for.
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Big Fish (2003)
Marion Cotillard Plays Joséphine Bloom
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Big Fish
PG-13
AdventureDocumentaryDramaFantasy
Big Fish is a Tim Burton film released in 2003, featuring Albert Finney as Edward Bloom, a storyteller whose fictive yarns puzzle his son, William, played by Billy Crudup. As his father ages, William delves into Edward’s past, unraveling truth from his father’s fantastical tales.
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December 25, 2003
Runtime
125 minutes
Cast
Ewan McGregor
, Albert Finney
, Billy Crudup
, Jessica Lange
, Helena Bonham Carter
, Alison Lohman
Director
Tim Burton
Marion Cotillard’s first English-language role came in Tim Burton’s celebrated late-period movie, Big Fish, as Joséphine Bloom, the wife of Edward Bloom (Ewan McGregor). In Big Fish, Cotillard shows her uncanny ability to turn even the smallest part into something worthwhile. Joséphine is newly pregnant in the movie and only appears every so often to advise her husband. Still, each time she’s on-screen, her big eyes and gentle kindness make everything she says sound relevant and worth paying attention to.
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The Dark Knight Rises (2012)
Marion Cotillard Plays Miranda Tate
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The Dark Knight Rises
PG-13
ActionSuperheroDramaThrillerCrime Sci-Fi
The Dark Knight Rises is the final chapter in the Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy, with Christian Bale donning the cape and cowl once more to save Gotham City from certain destruction. Eight years after the events of The Dark Knight, Batman has left the public eye after taking the fall for the crimes committed by a twisted Harvey Dent. However, he is called back into action when a mysterious villain named Bane arrives to bring disorder to Gotham, forcing him to confront deeper, darker recesses of his past to be able to face a challenge he may not be ready for.
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Release Date
July 16, 2012
Runtime
164 Minutes
Cast
Christian Bale
, Tom Hardy
, Anne Hathaway
, Gary Oldman
, Joseph Gordon-Levitt
, Marion Cotillard
, Morgan Freeman
, Michael Caine
Director
Christopher Nolan
Budget
250 million USD
Barring one bad scene in The Dark Knight Rises, Marion Cotillard brings a fire to the third Christopher Nolan/Bale Batman film that threatened to be extinguished after Maggie Gyllenhaal left the series in the previous movie. Marion Cotillard plays Miranda Tate in the film, a wealthy philanthropist who falls in love with Bruce Wayne (Bale) and is partially responsible for re-inspiring the caped crusader. However, her character hides a dark secret, and Cotillard’s ability to play sweet and sour is put to excellent use when she eventually turns face.
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A Very Long Engagement (2004)
Marion Cotillard Plays Tina Lombardi
A Very Long Engagement
R
DramaMysteryRomanceWar
Jeunet’s romantic World War I film starring Audrey Tautou, Gaspard Ulliel, and the director’s beloved regular, Dominique Pinon.
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October 26, 2004
Runtime
133 minutes
Cast
Audrey Tautou
, Gaspard Ulliel
, Dominique Pinon
, Chantal Neuwirth
, André Dussollier
, Ticky Holgado
Director
Jean-Pierre Jeunet
A Very Long Engagement is a fictional story about a young woman, Mathilde Donnay (Audrey Tautou), who goes searching for her husband during World War I, after refusing to believe reports about his death. Marion Cotillard has a supporting part as Tina Lombardi, a vengeful and furious French woman who helps Mathilde but whose own methods are much more violent. Cotillard is commanding in the role, and the rage behind her smile in only a few scenes is almost frightening. It’s a part that could be silly but instead is made formidable by Cotillard.
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Contagion (2011)
Marion Cotillard Plays Dr. Leonora Orantes
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Contagion
PG-13
DramaDocumentarySci-FiThriller
Directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring Matt Damon, Kate Winslet, Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow, Laurence Fishbrune, and Marion Cotillard, Contagion is a 2011 thriller that details the beginning of a global pandemic. After the death of patient zero, health professionals and government officials struggle to contain a deadly virus that spreads like wildfire.
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September 8, 2011
Runtime
106 minutes
Cast
Gwyneth Paltrow
, Tien You Chui
, Josie Ho
, Daria Strokous
, Matt Damon
, Monique Gabriela Curnen
Director
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Steven Soderbergh
Budget
$60 million
Steven Soderbergh’s 21st feature film, Contagion, had a bit of a resurgence in the 2020s with the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. This fast-moving, heart-pounding, and undeniably disturbing movie was eerily prescient of what would happen to the world when a dangerous virus is unleashed on an unsuspecting populace. Marion Cotillard plays Dr. Leonora Orantes, a World Health Organization (WHO) epidemiologist, who puts her life on the line to save a remote village. It’s a powerful role that Cotillard plays with a brave weariness.
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Midnight In Paris (2012)
Marion Cotillard Plays Adriana
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Midnight in Paris
pg-13
RomanceFantasy
Written and directed by Woody Allen, Midnight in Paris stars Owen Wilson as Gil Pender, a struggling writer who, on a trip to Paris with his fiance, begins traveling back in time to the 1920s every night at midnight, leading him to meet and mingle with some of the city’s biggest names of the time. Besides Wilson, the cast includes Rachel McAdams, Tom Hiddleston, Kathy Bates, Marion Cotillard, Corey Stoll, and Adrien Brody.
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May 11, 2011
Runtime
94minutes
Cast
Owen Wilson
, Tom Hiddleston
, Rachel McAdams
, Marion Cotillard
, Lea Seydoux
Director
Woody Allen
Budget
$17 million
Midnight in Paris may be film purgatory as one of Woody Allen’s notable modern movies, but it’s still a mesmerizingly beautiful and relevant film about nostalgia, romance, and what it means to be an artist, all wrapped in the bright lights of modern and 1920s Paris. Owen Wilson stars as Gil Pender, a disillusioned writer in a sham relationship who’s transported to the 1920s during his vacation to Paris. There he meets Adriana (Marion Cotillard), among a cast of real-life artists from the time. Kind, smart, and encouraging, Cotillard is the perfect guide through the impossible time jump.
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From The Land Of The Moon (2016)
Marion Cotillard Plays Gabrielle
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From the Land of the Moon
R
DramaRomance
From the Land of the Moon, released in 2016, is set in 1950s France and follows a free-spirited woman who is trapped in an arranged marriage. She finds herself falling in love with an injured veteran of the Indochinese War, leading to a complex romantic entanglement.
Release Date
October 19, 2016
Runtime
120 minutes
Main Genre
Drama
Cast
Louis Garrel
, Marion Cotillard
, Àlex Brendemühl
, Brigitte Roüan
, Victoire du Bois
, Aloïse Sauvage
, Inès Grunenwald
, Jihwan Kim
, Daniel Para
, Ange Black-Bereyziat
, Victor Quilichini
, Francisco Alfonsin
, Julio Bollullo Carasco
, Sören Rochefort
, Elian Planes
, Mathilde Dromard
, Camilo Acosta Mendoza
, Folco Jullien
, Maxime Flourac
, Rabea Egg
, Frédéric Bélier-Garcia
, Pierre Brichese
, Pierre Alloggia
, Arthur Igual
, Jérôme Chappatte
Character(s)
André Sauvage
, Gabrielle
, Jose
, Adele
, Jeannine
, Agostine
, La secrétaire de la cure
, Blaise
, Martin
, Marc Rabascal à 7 ans
, Marc – 14 ans
, Paco
, Julio
, Georget
, Simon
, La femme de Simon
, Camilo
, Un garçon à la fête
, Rene
, L’employée de la cure
, Le professeur de piano
, Un client de José
, Le chauffeur de taxi
, L’instituteur
, Le médecin de la cure
Director
Nicole Garcia
Writers
Nicole Garcia
, Milena Agus
, Jacques Fieschi
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In From the Land of the Moon, Marion Cotillard stars as Gabrielle, a woman who enters a marriage of convenience at the end of World War II because her betrothed showed her family kindness during the war. After a medical visit, Gabrielle finds herself falling in love with a doctor and must decide whether to build a family for love or for duty. Gabrielle is never treated like an object, she’s neither romanticized nor demonized, she’s a completely human character. Cotillard strengthens a wavering story and helps it overcome some wandering plots.
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Pretty Things (2001)
Marion Cotillard Plays Marie/Lucie
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Pretty Things
R
Drama
Pretty Things, released in 2001, centers on identical twins Lucie and Marie, whose contrasting personalities lead them into a complex situation. When Lucie secures a music contract but cannot sing, Marie steps in unbeknownst to others, sparking unforeseen and perilous consequences in the glamorous world of fashion and music.
Release Date
November 14, 2001
Runtime
105 minutes
Main Genre
Drama
Cast
Marion Cotillard
, Stomy Bugsy
, Patrick Bruel
, Titoff
, Ophélie Winter
, Tony Amoni
, Matthieu Touboul
, Axelle Renoir
, Guy Amram
, Nikita Lespinasse
, Olivier Granier
, Albert Buis
, Aude Brenner
, Martin Amic
, Morgane Maugran
, Xavier Briere
Character(s)
Marie / Lucie
, Nicolás
, Jacques
, Sebastien
, Jessica
, Steve
, Martin
, La journaliste
, Fred
, Heidi
, Le père
, Commerçant
, La mere
, Arthur
, Physio night-club
, Inspecteur
Director
Gilles Paquet-Brenner
Writers
Gilles Paquet-Brenner
, Virginie Despentes
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Pretty Things is a French drama by Gilles Paquet-Brenner, based on the 1998 novel Les Jolies Choses by Virginie Despentes. The film stars Marion Cotillard in dual roles, as Marie and Lucie, twin sisters with a love-hate relationship. While Marie is quiet and reserved, Lucie is a pin-up model who chases fame in Paris, placing herself into the dangerous world of late-night France. Cotillard was not far into her career when she appeared in this role, and yet she pulls off a stunning and veteran performance as two characters who she makes different but still close enough to credibly be twins.
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Nine (2009)
Marion Cotillard Plays Luisa Contini
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Nine
Nine, directed by Rob Marshall, is a musical drama inspired by Federico Fellini’s film 8½. The story revolves around Guido Contini, portrayed by Daniel Day-Lewis, a renowned Italian film director grappling with a creative block. The film features a star-studded cast including Marion Cotillard, Penélope Cruz, and Nicole Kidman, and explores Guido’s tumultuous relationships with the women in his life as he attempts to find artistic inspiration.
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December 25, 2009
Runtime
118 Minutes
Cast
Daniel Day-Lewis
, Marion Cotillard
, Penelope Cruz
, judi dench
, Fergie
, Kate Hudson
, Nicole Kidman
, Sophia Loren
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Rob Marshall
Nine is notable as being one of the few flops that Daniel Day-Lewis has ever been a part of, but that doesn’t mean the film is a failure. Plenty works about the romantic musical drama by Rob Marshall, including Marion Cotillard’s performance as Luisa Acari Contini, who is based on Giulietta Masina, Federico Fellini’s wife. The Federico stand-in, Guido Contini, is played by Day-Lewis. Cotillard earned a Golden Globe nomination for her role, and she is far and away the best part of their film. Whether she’s acting, singing, or sighing, she’s mesmerizing.
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It’s Only The End Of The World (2016)
Marion Cotillard Plays Catherine
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It’s Only the End of the World
Drama
It’s Only the End of the World is a drama film directed by Xavier Dolan, featuring a terminally ill writer named Louis who returns to his estranged family after a long absence to disclose his impending death. The film explores themes of familial tension and communication amidst the backdrop of Louis’s revelation.
Release Date
August 26, 2016
Runtime
99 minutes
Main Genre
Drama
Cast
Gaspard Ulliel
, Nathalie Baye
, Vincent Cassel
, Marion Cotillard
, Lea Seydoux
, Antoine Desrochers
, William Boyce Blanchette
, Sasha Samar
, Arthur Couillard
, Patricia Tulasne
, Emile Rondeau
, Théodore Pellerin
, Jenyane Provencher
, Stephan Dubeau
Character(s)
Louis
, Martine
, Antoine
, Catherine
, Suzanne
, Pierre Jolicoeur
, Louis (age 15)
, Taxi driver
, Little Boy on the Airplane
, Air Hostess
, Louis (age 5-6)
, Antoine (age 16-22)
, Young Girl on the Trampoline
, Father
Director
Xavier Dolan
Writers
Xavier Dolan
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In It’s Only the End of the World, a playwright named Louis (Gaspard Ulliel) returns to his family home after a 12-year absence to tell them he is suffering from terminal cancer. There, he reunites with his brother, Antoine (Vincent Cassel); his mother, Martine (Nathalie Baye); his younger sister, Suzanne (Léa Seydoux); and Antoine’s wife, Catherine (Marion Cotillard). It’s a tragic and beautiful film, filled with gripping and tense performances, particularly from the suspicious but love-filled Catherine. The whole is less than the sum of the parts, but it’s still a moving film.
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Rust And Bone (2012)
Marion Cotillard Plays Stéphanie
Rust and Bone
R
DramaRomance
A 2012 tragic romance film about the relationship between a hesitant father and a woman who trains killer whales.
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May 17, 2012
Runtime
120 minutes
Cast
Marion Cotillard
, Matthias Schoenaerts
, Armand Verdure
, Celine Sallette
, Corinne Masiero
, Bouli Lanners
Director
Jacques Audiard
Rust and Bone is a French and Belgium drama that follows a nightclub bouncer named Alain “Ali” van Versch (Matthias Schoenaerts), who is simply trying to make enough money to take care of his young son, Sam (Armand Verdure). While working, he meets Stéphanie (Marion Cotillard), an orca trainer at a local seapark. After a killer whale attack that necessitates the amputation of her legs, Ali and Stéphanie grow close and help each other overcome their hurdles. It’s a messy and strange film, but Cotillard’s performance grounds the story and gets to the heart of the character’s tragedy.
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Annette (2022)
Marion Cotillard Plays Carole Achache
In Annette, Marion Cotillard stars as Carole Achache alongside Adam Driver as Henry McHenry. Carole is an opera singer, while Henry is a stand-up comedian and the couple have their lives changed when they have their first child, Annette, who is portrayed by a wooden marionette. A rock opera musical, Annette is a peculiar film that takes some big swings stylistically. They’re so unusual and Driver and Cotillard so committed that they work more often than they don’t. Cotillard won a Golden Globe for her striking performance that includes some fantastic vocals.
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Little Girl Blue (2023)
Marion Cotillard Plays Carole Achache
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Little Girl Blue
DramaHistoryDocumentary
Little Girl Blue is a 2023 film directed by Mona Achache, exploring the enigmatic life of French writer and photographer Carole Achache after her death. Discovering a trove of personal artifacts, Mona retraces her mother’s journey, employing actress Marion Cotillard to shed light on Carole’s hidden past.
Release Date
November 1, 2023
Runtime
95 minutes
Main Genre
Drama
Cast
Marion Cotillard
, Mona Achache
, Marie Bunel
, Marie-Christine Adam
, Pierre Aussedat
, Jacques Boudet
, Didier Flamand
, Brigitte Sy
, Àlex Brendemühl
, Jeremy Lewin
, Carole Achache
, Jean Achache
, Tella Kpomahou
, Guy Donald Koukissa
, Marguerite Duras
, Monique Lange
, Jean Genet
, Marguerite Yourcenar
Character(s)
Carole Achache
, Herself
, Kathleen Evin
, Florence Malraux
, Nikos Papatakis
, Daniel Cordier
, Jorge Semprún
, Monique Lange (voice)
, Juan Goytisolo (voice)
, Jean-Jacques Salomon (voice)
, Herself (archive footage)
, (voice)
, Uncredited
, Self (archive footage)
Director
Mona Achache
Writers
Mona Achache
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Marion Cotillard stars as Carole Achache in Little Girl Blue, a writer and photographer who took her own life in 2016. The film is based on the thousands of hours of photos, letters, and audio recordings Carole’s daughter Mona was able to find. A very unorthodox film, Little Girl Blue sees Cotillard often prepping for her scenes before jumping into the character. It’s cathartic, strange, and takes a singularly chameleonic performance to pull off correctly. Rarely has an actor’s process been so clearly documented, and Cotillard does not disappoint.
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Two Days, One Night (2014)
Marion Cotillard Plays Sandra Bya
Two Days, One Night
PG-13
Drama
This 2014 film centers on Sandra, a factory worker at risk of losing her job over a strange agreement about her dismissal.
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May 21, 2014
Runtime
95 minutes
Cast
Marion Cotillard
, Fabrizio Rongione
, Catherine Salée
, Batiste Sornin
, Pili Groyne
, Simon Caudry
Director
Jean-Pierre Dardenne
, Luc Dardenne
The 2014 international co-production, Two Days, One Night, directed by the Dardenne brothers, stars Marion Cotillard as Sandra, a factory worker in Belgium who takes a leave of absence for depression. When she returns, she learns her coworkers have been offered a bonus to cover her shift permanently, giving her 48 hours to convince them to let her keep her job. Cotillard proves just how accomplished an actress she is with this simple film. Every movement she makes, no matter how small, expresses incredible individuality and depth to make Sandra her own.
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La Vie En Rose (2007)
Marion Cotillard Plays Édith Piaf
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La Vie en Rose
PG-13
DramaMusicBiography
La Vie en Rose, directed by Olivier Dahan, chronicles the tumultuous life of iconic French singer Edith Piaf. From her challenging upbringing in Paris’s Belleville district to international acclaim, the film portrays her struggles and triumphs, highlighting her discovery by nightclub owner Louis Leplee and her lasting legacy in music.
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Release Date
June 8, 2007
Runtime
140 Minutes
Cast
Marion Cotillard
, Sylvie Testud
, Pascal Greggory
, Emmanuelle Seigner
, Jean-Paul Rouve
, Gérard Depardieu
, Clotilde Courau
, Jean-Pierre Martins
, Manon Chevallier
, Pauline Burlet
, Élisabeth Commelin
Director
Olivier Dahan
Marion Cotillard was nominated for a SAG and won both a Golden Globe and an Academy Award for Best Actress for her portrayal of French singer Édith Piaf in the musical biopic, La Vie en Rose. The film follows Piaf’s life from childhood, all the way to her death in 1963 after dying from liver cancer. It’s a star-making performance from Marion Cotillard, who is ferocious, brave, and heartbreaking as the singer. She is completely mesmerizing in the performance and the fact she is so recognizable and can still disappear into the character is remarkable.
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