Michèle Laroque
Personal Info
Known For Actor
Gender Female
Birthday 1960-06-15 (64 years old)
Place of Birth Nice, Alpes-Maritimes, France
Also Known As Michèle Doïna Catherine Laroque
Michèle Laroque
Biography
Michèle Laroque is a French comedian, comedian and actress, who has starred in more than 60 films and television productions since 1988. She was born on June 15, 1960, in Nice, Alpes-Maritimes, France. Michèle Doïna Laroque was born on Wednesday June 15, 1960, at the Santa Maria clinic in Nice. She is the daughter of Doïna Trandabur, a Romanian dancer and violinist who fled the communist dictatorship in Romania then led by Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej. His father, Claude Laroque, of French nationality, is a real estate developer. Pierre Laroque, a senior civil servant who set up social security in France, is a cousin of his father. She then lived in the Musicians district and studied economics and English at the University of Nice. She stays in the United States on the Austin campus in Texas. She obtained a degree in economics and a diploma in general university studies in English. In 1979, in the company of her best friend, she was the victim of a terrible car accident which led them both to the clinic for two years, with a multitude of femur fractures in 18 pieces. During this period, she underwent a dozen operations, two years in bed and a long convalescence. It was following this psychological trauma that she decided to become an actress. Recovering from her accident in 1981 after a long rehabilitation, she resumed her studies and took classes with Julien Bertheau at the Municipal Conservatory of Antibes. Recommended to Jean Poiret, she went to Paris at the age of 25 to perform her first play in 1985 at the Théâtre des Blancs-Manteaux (one of the halls of which bears her name) in René Badache's play Save the women babies, staged by Francoise Thyrion. In 1987 at the Théâtre des Variétés, It's even better in the afternoon by Ray Cooney, adapted by Jean Poiret. She then chained roles in the theater for seven years. She was nominated for the César for Best Actress in La Crise (1992) and Pédale Douce (1996).
Known For
Actor
as Suzanne
as Solange
as Bénédicte
as Commissioner
as Self (archive footage)
as Hannah Cohen
as Renée Le Roux
as Self - Guest
as Madame de Léoz
as Corinne
as Marilou Blanchot
as Mme Loyseau
as Sandra
as Self - Guest
as Self - Actress
as Catherine
as Marilou Blanchot
as Madame Martin
as Suzanne
as Angela
as Self
as Self
as Diane
as Babouchka
as Françoise
as Isabelle
as Isabelle
as Isabelle
as Anne So
as Elisabeth Otis
as Hélène de Lassay Anger
as Arria
as Mathilde
as Self
as Isabelle
as Claire Robin
as Claire Robin
as Caroline Gardel
as Marie Vallois
as Mme Chalabert - une cliente du restaurant
as Rose
as Solange, Mother
as Madeleine Fournier
as Christine
as Elle
as Anne-Marie
as Julie
as Isabelle Delambre
as La directrice de la banque
as Anne Boulin
as Isa
as Self - Guest
as Élisabeth
as Isabelle
as Marie Hagutte
as Valentine
as Claire Letellier
as Self
as Michèle
as Arlette
as Alexandra
as Miss Bertrand
as Oriane Roche
as Jeanne
as Claire Doste
as Self
as Hanna Fabre
as Hélène Monier
as Judge
as Constance
as Isabelle
as Florence
as Marie Hagutte
as Cécile
as Isabelle
as Marcie
as Marie-Christine 'Cricri'
as Fernande
as Sabine
as Duchesse de Longueville
as Hélène Baraduc
as Martine
as Suzanne
as Blandine Bergaux-Latour
as Head hunter
as Agathe Auclaire
as Adopted Child's Mother
as Mme Dugommier, Josianne, Madeleine Bichu, Odile, Evelyne, Alice
as Florence
Writer
as Screenplay
as Writer
as Writer
as Author
as Writer
as Writer
Director
as Director
as Director
as Director
as Director