Cecile de France

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BIOGRAPHY
Belgian and French actress.
Born July 17, 1975 in the Belgian city of Namur.
From the age of 10, she played in a number of amateur productions, with 15 courses attended by Jean-Michel Frere, and 17 decided to continue studying acting profession in France.
In the mid-90s she moved between Lyon and Paris, where she studied at the courses, respectively Jean-Paul Denizona in the famous school of the street Blanche, appearing on stage in both cities, and with the 97-year and regularly acting in short films.
Cecile refers to actresses who are lucky with the artistic agent – a renowned expert on the opening of new talent Dominique Benear he got a meeting with young talent, and then brought to the casting Cecile her first feature film. After the film, Marco Nicoletti, completely charmed movie versions and the freshness of the actress, followed by the first notable work in the directorial debut of actor Richard Berry “(delicate) art of seduction” – the film was more than favorably received by the public and by the inexorable rules of cinema, serious interesting offers markedly increased.
In 2002, Cecil already starred in three feature films, after which obviously loomed role – all the directors, as if by agreement, the actress made quite a romantic young lady in varying degrees of levity and naive charm.
For the most “adult” role – in “Spanish taverna” Cedric Klapisch – the actress, however, Cesar was awarded “for the hope.”
Determined not to remain as part of the winning line, Cecile immediately changed the genre, starring in not in French Alexandre Aja hard thriller “High Voltage.” The film was shown even in the US, which led to a rather unexpected result – Cécile de France (French as an ideal in the overseas representation) was invited to the budget Hollywood adaptation of Jules Verne’s novel “Around the World in 80 Days.”
In France, the Belgian Cécile de France pinning great hopes. In 2005, the year it even won absolutely “national” Romy Schneider prize that can be regarded as a major advance. And, judging by the plans of the actress, she was going to live up to its promise in the near future.