Marie Mansart
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Marie Mansart is listed in film databases as a French actress with little documented beyond the roles themselves. Her time in the business covers roughly 73 years. She is credited in 'Two English Girls' as Madame Roc. 1953 is the earliest year the record covers.
Marie Mansart
7 Movies
1 Series
Marie Mansart is listed in film databases as a French actress with little documented beyond the roles themselves. Her time in the business covers roughly 73 years. She is credited in 'Two English Girls' as Madame Roc. 1953 is the earliest year the record covers.
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Two English Girls
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Les Cinq Dernières Minutes
Mme Gaucher · 1 episode
1982
TV
Dedicated to...
Josefina
1980
Film
Two English Girls
Madame Roc
1971
Film
Recourse in Grace
Mademoiselle Berthe, the teacher
1960
Film
Napoleon
Madame Bertrand (uncredited)
1955
Film
The Big Flag
Simone Favrel
1954
Film
Royal Affairs in Versailles
Mrs. de Kerlor
1953
Film
Stain on the Snow
Suzy Holtz
1953
Film
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Is Marie Mansart still alive?
Marie Mansart passed away on January 12, 2012 at age 86.
What are the most famous roles of Marie Mansart?
Marie Mansart is best known for roles in Two English Girls, Royal Affairs in Versailles, Napoleon.
How many movies has Marie Mansart been in?
Over a 59-year career (since 1953), Marie Mansart has appeared in 7 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Marie Mansart's first movie?
The career of Marie Mansart began with Stain on the Snow (1953).
What is Marie Mansart's most recent movie or series?
Marie Mansart's most recent release is Dedicated to..., which premiered on June 4, 1980.
What TV shows has Marie Mansart appeared in?
On television, Marie Mansart has appeared in Les Cinq Dernières Minutes.
Marie Mansart
1925-03-05 · Dijon, Côte-d'Or, France
Marie Mansart is listed in film databases as a French actress with little documented beyond the roles themselves. Her time in the business covers roughly 73 years. She is credited in 'Two English Girls' as Madame Roc. 1953 is the earliest year the record covers.