Edwige Feuillère

Edwige Feuillère (29 October 1907 – 13 November 1998) was a French stage and film actress.[1][2]

Edwige Feuillère
in the play "La liberté est un dimanche", 1953
Born	Edwige Louise Caroline Cunatti 29 October 1907 Vesoul, Haute-Saône, Franche-Comté, France
Died	13 November 1998 (aged 91) Boulogne-Billancourt, Hauts-de-Seine, Île-de-France
Other names	Cora Lynn
Years active	1931-1995
Spouse(s)	Pierre Feuillère (1930-1933; divorced)

She was born Edwige Louise Caroline Cunatti to an Italian architect father and an Alsace-born mother.[3] She was raised primarily in Dijon. In 1931 she married actor Pierre Feuillère, from whom she separated two years later (1933), but kept his surname.[4] She acted from 1931 until 1995.[5]

She died of natural causes, aged 91.[6]

Selected filmography

• 1931: La Fine Combine (Short, dir. André Chotin) – Mado, the mistress
• 1931: Mam'zelle Nitouche (dir Marc Allégret) – Une théâtreuse (uncredited)
• 1931: The Champion Cook (dir. Alberto Cavalcanti) – Régine
• 1932: Monsieur Albert (dir. Karl Anton) – Comtesse Peggy Ricardi
• 1932: La Perle (dir. René Guissart) – Viviane Lancenay
• 1932: Une petite femme dans le train (dir. Karl Anton) – Adolphine
• 1932: Maquillage (dir. Karl Anton) – Ketty
• 1932: Le Beau Rôle (Short, dir. Roger Capellani)
• 1932: Une étoile disparaît (dir. Robert Villers) – sous réserves
• 1933: Topaze (dir. Louis Gasnier) – Suzy Courtois
• 1933: Matricule 33 (dir. Karl Anton) – 'Helena Schweringen
• 1933: Les Aventures du roi Pausole (dir. Alexis Granowski) – Diane
• 1933: La Voix de métal (L'appel de nuit) (dir. Youly Marca-Rosa) – Comtesse Viana
• 1934: Toi, que j'adore (dir. Géza von Bolváry & Albert Valentin) – Jacqueline Boulanger
• 1934: Ces messieurs de la Santé (dir. Pierre Colombier) – Fernande
• 1935: Barcarolle (dir. Gerhard Lamprecht & Roger Le Bon) – Giacinta
• 1935: The Decoy (dir. Hans Steinhoff & Roger Le Bon) – Délia
• 1935: Golgotha (dir. Julien Duvivier) – Claudia Procula
• 1935: Stradivarius (dir. Albert Valentin & Géza von Bolváry) – Maria Belloni
• 1935: Lucrezia Borgia (dir. Abel Gance) – Lucrezia Borgia
• 1935: La Route heureuse (dir. Georges Lacombe) – Suzanne
• 1936: Compliments of Mister Flow (dir. Robert Siodmak) – Lady Héléna Scarlett
• 1936: Amore (Italian version of the previous film, dir. Carlo L. Bragaglia) – Suzanne
• 1937: Marthe Richard, au service de la France (dir. Raymond Bernard) – Marthe Richard
• 1937: Woman of Malacca (dir. Marc Allégret) – Audrey Greenwood
• 1937: Feu ! (dir. Jacques de Baroncelli) – Edwige Elno
• 1938: I Was an Adventuress (dir. Raymond Bernard) – Véra Vronsky
• 1939: There's No Tomorrow (dir. Max Ophüls) – Evelyne
• 1940: The Emigrant (dir. Léo Joannon) – Christiane Vallier
• 1940: Sarajevo (dir. Max Ophüls) – Comtesse Sophie Choteck
• 1942: Mam'zelle Bonaparte (dir. Maurice Tourneur) – Cora Pearl, the courtesan
• 1942: La Duchesse de Langeais (dir. Jacques de Baroncelli) – Antoinette de Langeais
• 1942: L'Honorable Catherine (dir. Marcel L'Herbier) – Catherine Roussel
• 1943: Lucrèce (dir. Léo Joannon) – Lucrèce, the celebrated actress
• 1945: La Part de l'ombre (dir. Jean Delannoy) – Agnès Noblet
• 1946: Tant que je vivrai (dir. Jacques de Baroncelli) – Ariane
• 1946: The Idiot (dir. Georges Lampin) – Nastasia Philipovna
• 1946: Once is Enough (dir. Andrée Feix) – Christine Jourdan, sculptor
• 1947: The Eagle with Two Heads (dir. Jean Cocteau) – Queen Natascha
• 1948: Woman Hater (dir. Terence Young) – Colette Marly
• 1948: La Norvège sans les vikings (documentary she produced)
• 1949: Julie de Carneilhan (dir. Jacques Manuel) – Julie de Carneilhan
• 1950: Lost Souvenirs (dir. Christian-Jaque) – Florence (segment "Une statuette d'Osiris")
• 1951: Olivia (dir. Jacqueline Audry) – Mlle Julie
• 1951: Le Cap de l'espérance (dir. Raymond Bernard) – Lyria, landlady of the "Sea-Bar"
• 1952: Adorables Créatures (dir. Christian-Jaque) – Denise Aubusson, the elegant widow
• 1954: Le Blé en herbe (dir. Claude Autant-Lara) – Mme Camille Dalleray, the woman in white
• 1955: Les Fruits de l'été (dir. Raymond Bernard) – Sabine Gravières, the antique dealer
• 1957: Le Septième Commandement (dir. Raymond Bernard) – Princess Nadia Vronskaïa
• 1957: Quand la femme s'en mêle (dir. Yves Allégret) – Maine, former wife of Félix
• 1958: En cas de malheur (dir. Claude Autant-Lara) – Viviane Gobillot, the wife of André
• 1958: La Vie à deux (dir. Clément Duhour) – Françoise Sellier, ex: Carreau
• 1961: Les Amours célèbres (an anthology film inspired by the comic strips of Paul Gordeaux, dir. Michel Boisrond) – Mademoiselle Raucourt (segment "Les comédiennes)
• 1962: Le Crime ne paie pas (an anthology film inspired by the comic strips of Paul Gordeaux, dir. Gérard Oury) – Dona Lucrezia (segment "Le masque")
• 1964: Aimez-vous les femmes ? (dir. Jean Léon) – Aunt Flo
• 1964: La Bonne Occase (dir. Michel Drach) – Comtesse de Saint-Plas
• 1967: La Route d'un homme (TV Short, dir. Georges Hacquard) – Récitante / Narrator (voice)
• 1968: Et si on faisait l'amour ("Sensi facciamo l'amore") (dir. Vittorio Caprioli) – Giuditta Passani
• 1970: OSS 117 prend des vacances (dir. Pierre Kalfon) – Comtesse de Labarthe
• 1970: Clair de Terre (dir. Guy Gilles) – Mme Larivière
• 1975: La Chair de l'orchidée (dir. Patrice Chéreau) – Mme Bastier-Wegener
• 1982: Cher menteur (TV Movie)
• 1993: Dis papa, raconte-moi là-bas (dir. Guy Gilles) – (voice)

References

1. "Edwige Feuillère".
2. "Edwige FEUILLERE".
3. "Edwige Feuillère - Biography, Movie Highlights and Photos - AllMovie".
4. "Obituary: Edwige Feuillere". The Independent. 17 November 1998.
5. "Edwige Feuillère - Actors and Actresses - Films as Actress:, Publications".
6. "Edwige Feuillere, an Actress Beloved in France, Dies at 91". The New York Times. 23 November 1998.

External links

• Edwige Feuillère at IMDb
• Edwige Feuillère at Find a Grave
• Edwige Feuillère at AllMovie
• Edwige Feuillère at filmreference.com