Véronique Barrault

Véronique Barrault

1958-02-13 – 2022-05-03 (age 64) Paris, France
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Biography

Véronique Barrault (1958 – 3 May 2022) was a French actress.

Barrault studied at the Atelier international de Théâtre Blanche Salant and was known for her early successes in the theatre. She performed at Le Splendid and the Café de la Gare under the pseudonym "Coquillette". She first appeared on film in French Fried Vacation 2, directed by Patrice Leconte. She acted alongside the likes of Josiane Balasko, Alain Chabat, and Charlotte Gainsbourg. In 2002, she held the leading role in the play Un vrai bonheur, written by Didier Caron. She spent her final years in the theatre and working as an acting coach.

Barrault was killed in a traffic collision in Gironde on 3 May 2022, at the age of 64.

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Known For

Silence, on tourne !
Marche à l'ombre
Marche à l'ombre

1984

as Supermarket saleswoman (uncredited)

Elle voit des nains partout...
Elle voit des nains partout...

1995

as Snow White / Amelys / Fairy Justine

Seven Years of Marriage
Queens of the Ring
Queens of the Ring

2013

as La référente ASE

I Do
I Do

2006

as Catherine

The Wedding Day
The Wedding Day

2005

as Cécile

French Fried Vacation 2
French Fried Vacation 2

1979

as Jérôme's nurse

French Twist
French Twist

1995

as Véro

Royal Palace
Royal Palace

2005

as Journaliste Londres

Le Squat
Le Squat

2021

as Maria

A Ticket to Space
A Ticket to Space

2006

as L'attachée de presse

My True Love, My Wound
My True Love, My Wound

1987

as Clementine

Bank Error in Your Favour
Ladies' Choice
Ladies' Choice

1982

as Secretary

Blanche and Marie
Blanche and Marie

1985

as Florist (uncredited)