Scene from Fucking Fernand (1987)

Alternate Names: Anne-Charlotte Pascal

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Red Kiss (1985) as Nadia

Most Important Roles:

• Shadow of a Kiss (1995) as Rose
• In the Shadow of the Wind (1986) as Olivia Atkins
• Fucking Fernand (1987) as Lily
• Red Kiss (1985) as Nadia
• Penn sardines (2004) as Soizic Le Bihan
• L'Amour dans le sang (2008) as Charlotte
• Jeanne Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour (2006) as Mme de Brancas
• Toujours seuls (1991) as Charlotte
• Charlotte dite 'Charlie' (1995) as
• La rançon du chien (1996) as Sophie

Career Highlights:

• Shadow of a Kiss (1995)
• In the Shadow of the Wind (1986)
• Fucking Fernand (1987)
• Red Kiss (1985)
• Penn sardines (2004)
• L'Amour dans le sang (2008)
• Jeanne Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour (2006)
• Toujours seuls (1991)
• Charlotte dite 'Charlie' (1995)
• La rançon du chien (1996)

Awards:

• Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres (2013)
• Silver Bear for Best Actress (1986)
• Officer of Arts and Letters (2022)

Charlotte Valandrey, born Anne-Charlotte Pascal in 1968 and raised in Brittany, France, began her acting career at age 16 with a César award nomination for 'Red Kiss' (1985). She gained further recognition with roles like 'Fucking Fernand' (1987) and was known for her openness about living with HIV. Valandrey also authored 'L'Amour dans le sang', adapted into a TV movie in 2008, detailing her life and experiences with heart transplants. She died on July 13, 2022, aged 53.

First Appearances:

• Charlie Dingo (1987) as Lili Pioncette

Most Important Roles:

• 23h58 (1993) as Inspecteur Bertrand
• Forgery and the Use of Forgeries (1990) as La visiteuse
• Charlie Dingo (1987) as Lili Pioncette

Career Highlights:

• 23h58 (1993)
• Forgery and the Use of Forgeries (1990)
• Charlie Dingo (1987)

"Isabelle Maltese is among France's most renowned character actresses, notable for roles such as a tavern keeper, a police inspector, and "la toxico" in 1998's 'Le Cousin'. Many of her skills have been dedicated to comedies, often dramas with humorous titles like 'Charlie Dingue' or 'Talkie-Walkie'. Fortunately, in her debut performance in the 1987 'Fu**ing Fernand', billed as a 'war-comedy', Isabelle participated in her sole on-screen nude scene. In it, she briefly appears topless while being held captive by an armed assailant. Personally, if I had a gorgeous, naked French woman before me, a gun wouldn't be the first thing I'd draw."