Fanny Cottencon Nude

She followed Blanche Salant's classes at the International Theatre Workshop. In the cinema, the general public noticed her in Francis Perrin's comedies (Le Roi des cons, Tête à claques, Tout le monde peut se tromper). In 1983, she won the César for Best Actress in a Supporting Role for her performance in the film L'Étoile du Nord. After several dramatic roles (À coups de crosse, Femmes de personne, etc.), she returned to successful comedy. She starred alongside Roland Giraud in Tant qu'il y aura des femmes, Pierre Richard in À gauche en sortant de l'ascenseur or Catherine Frot in Ça reste entre nous. In the 1990s, she played in the television series Anne Le Guen. Still on television, she was directed by Richard Bohringer in 2003, in the adaptation of Poil de carotte and played François Berléand's wife in Le Gendre idéal and its sequel Le Gendre idéal 2.