Richard Bohringer
Actor, musician, writer, poet, director - French actor Bohringer has multiple strings to his artistic bow but is best known for his work in films. He began his career with the movie L'Animal an action-comedy directed by Claude Ziti; Bohringer played an un-named "extra" role in a movie that starred Raquel Welch and Jean-Paul Belmondo, but it was a foot in the cinematic door that led him to work with Francois Truffaut in his sophomore film. In 1985 he earned his first "supporting actor" role in the film Death in a French Garden, which was entered into the 35th Berlin International Film Festival.
In 2015 he was cast in the ill-fated By The Sea, starring Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, which, as the then-Mrs Jolie-Pitt, she also wrote, produced and directed.
Anemone
Anemone came into the world Anne Bourguignon; passing away in April 2019, she was a French actress, film director and activist. Although she began her career using her given name, she adopted the stage name Anemone after playing a character of the same name in her first ever film, directed by Phillippe Garrel. She was considered to be one of France's most influential actors and was a member of the group Le Splendid, comprising actors and film makers who were a force in film
For her role in this film she was awarded a Cesar Award in the Best Actress category, her first win, and she also received an impressive five nominations.
Christine Pascal
Pascal was a French actor, writer and director who committed suicide at the age of forty-two by jumping out of a window. It was something she had contemplated many times before, and had been quite public about her contemplation. She made her film debut at twenty-one in Michel Mitrani's Les Guichetsdu Louvre, going on to receive a Cesar Award nomination in the Best Supporting Actress category just three years later for her performance in Betrand Tavernier's Que le fete Commence.
In 1992 she won the Montreal World Film Festival award for Best Screenplay, an honor she shared with Le Petit Prince a dit co-writer Robert Boner.
Pascale Roberts
Cesar Award nominee Roberts is a French film and television actress who has also worked extensively in the theater, she first trod the boards in Jean Anouil's Le Petit Moliere in 1959, four years after her big screen debut in the traditional sort of "leading lady's best friend" role in Madame du Barry. Her career has spanned over sixty years, and saw her most recently playing the role of Wanda Legendre in the popular French television series Plus Belle La Vie, in which she appeared in two hundred and sixty two episodes.
