Scene from L'invention de l'amour (2000)

First Appearances:

• Memories Unlocked (1999) as Jeune Lucie

Most Important Roles:

• The Invention of Love (2000) as
• Mary's Sons (2002) as Chloé
• Memories Unlocked (1999) as Jeune Lucie

Career Highlights:

• The Invention of Love (2000)
• Mary's Sons (2002)
• Memories Unlocked (1999)

"Regrettably, Delphine Brodeur has not yet made a significant impact in the American entertainment industry. It's disappointing, given her rising status and appeal in Canada. Her acting credits are still limited, but she displays promising discernment in choosing roles. Despite her 1999 debut film 'Souvenirs intimes' being a critically acclaimed art-house release, it didn't secure widespread distribution in either Canada or the U.S., despite its French language and black-and-white aesthetic. If you manage to locate this film, it offers a notable performance by Delphine, appearing nude in full frontal shots, albeit mostly obscured by her hands. We at Skin Central eagerly anticipate her breakthrough in American cinema."

Alternate Names: Pascale Monpetit

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• H (1990) as Michele

Most Important Roles:

• Eclipse (1995) as Sylvie
• Silence Lies (2010) as Pauline Gauthier
• A Wonderful Spell (2004) as Henriette
• Streetheart (1998) as Louise
• Pandora's Beauty (2000) as
• The Invention of Love (2000) as
• Eldorado (1995) as Henriette
• Hurricane F.Y.T. (2024) as Monique
• Stay (2013) as Celine
• Ababooned (2024) as Délima Paquette

Career Highlights:

• Eclipse (1995)
• Silence Lies (2010)
• A Wonderful Spell (2004)
• Streetheart (1998)
• Pandora's Beauty (2000)
• The Invention of Love (2000)
• Eldorado (1995)
• Hurricane F.Y.T. (2024)
• Stay (2013)
• Ababooned (2024)

Pascale Montpetit is a Canadian actress of French descent. She won numerous awards for her performances, including two Genie Awards for Best Actress, for 'H' (1990) and 'Savage Messiah' (2002), as well as two Gémeaux Awards, a Jutra Award, and an award at the Mons International Festival of Love Films.