Isabelle Huppert

"Isabelle Huppert & Kris Kristofferson on the set of Heaven’s Gate."

"Kris Kristofferson and Isabelle Huppert on the beach at the ''Cannes Film Festival'' in 1981."

"Isabelle Huppert & Kris Kristofferson in 'The Gate of Paradise' (Heaven’s Gate), an American film by Michael Cimino, released in 1980."

"Isabelle Huppert in "La Dame Aux Camelias" (1981), movie by Mauro Bolognini based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas."

"Isabelle Huppert and Marie-France Pisier for the movie "Les Soeurs Bronté" (The Bronte Sisters), written and directed by Andre Téchiné."

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"Isabelle Ann Madeleine Huppert16 March 1953Huppert has 3 children:• Lolita Chammah (1983);• Lorenzo Chammah (1988);• Angelo Chammah (1997);"

“A consummate professional at playing deeply flawed and complex characters, Isabelle Huppert is the crème de la crème when it comes to actresses who defy easy categorization. She gained popularity as a teenage actress in France, and established herself as a force to be reckoned with in her collaborations with directors like Jean Luc-Godard. Her work in New Age cinema, with the likes of Claude Chabrol speaks of her chameleon-like ability to transform and elicit awe.

She has gravitated towards roles that depict suffering women on the cusp of madness. Her characters in films like The Piano Teacher (2001) and Elle (2016) belie her extraordinary capacity to visually present tough emotions like anguish and vanity. Critics have noted her ability to bring empathy to terrifying charac”

“A consummate professional at playing deeply flawed and complex characters, Isabelle Huppert is the crème de la crème when it comes to actresses who defy easy categorization. She gained popularity as a teenage actress in France, and established herself as a force to be reckoned with in her collaborations with directors like Jean Luc-Godard. Her work in New Age cinema, with the likes of Claude Chabrol speaks of her chameleon-like ability to transform and elicit awe.

She has gravitated towards roles that depict suffering women on the cusp of madness. Her characters in films like The Piano Teacher (2001) and Elle (2016) belie her extraordinary capacity to visually present tough emotions like anguish and vanity. Critics have noted her ability to bring empathy to terrifying charac”