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Annie Savarin
Annie Savarin
82 years (Nov 30, 1943)
22 Movies
1 TV Shows

Annie Savarin

Annie Savarin is a hard-working actress, the sort of presence that makes a cast feel lived in. 'The Party' is where she became Mrs. Leblanc for a lot of people. 'Murmur of the Heart' belongs on any short list of her work. The debut came at 21, young for the trade. 23 credits over 62 years describe a career of continuous employment.
Annie Savarin is a hard-working actress, the sort of presence that makes a cast feel lived in. 'The Party' is where she became Mrs. Leblanc for a lot of people. 'Murmur of the Heart' belongs on any short list of her work. The debut came at 21, young for the trade. 23 credits over 62 years describe a career of continuous employment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Annie Savarin?
Annie Savarin is 82 years old, born on November 30, 1943.
What are the most famous roles of Annie Savarin?
Annie Savarin is best known for roles in The Party, Murmur of the Heart, You Don't Choose Your Family.
How many movies has Annie Savarin been in?
Over a 62-year career (since 1964), Annie Savarin has appeared in 22 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Annie Savarin's first movie?
The career of Annie Savarin began with Graduation Year (1964).
What is Annie Savarin's most recent movie or series?
Annie Savarin's most recent release is You Don't Choose Your Family, which premiered on November 9, 2011.
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Annie Savarin
Annie Savarin
1943-11-30

Annie Savarin is a hard-working actress, the sort of presence that makes a cast feel lived in. 'The Party' is where she became Mrs. Leblanc for a lot of people. 'Murmur of the Heart' belongs on any short list of her work. The debut came at 21, young for the trade. 23 credits over 62 years describe a career of continuous employment.

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