Charlotte Gainsbourg

A versatile talent who has achieved a remarkable level of success both as an actress and recording artist, Charlotte Gainsbourg radiates timeless beauty and grace in all of her endeavors.

Gainsbourg starred in Venice Film Festival prize-winning film, Golden Door directed by Emanuel Crialese as well as in Michel Gondry's hit, The Science of Sleep opposite Gael Garcia Bernal.

Gainsbourg made her film debut at the age of twelve in Paroles et Musique opposite Catherine Deneuve. She then starred in Claude Miller's L'Efrontee which garnered her the Cesar Award for Most Promising Actress in 1986.

At the age of twelve, Gainsbourg recorded a song, "Lemon Incest" with her father, French singer-songwriter, Serge Gainsbourg. Following the song at the age of fifteen, she starred in Charlotte Forever a provocative film directed by her father, Serge Gainsbourg, where she played his daughter.

Continuing to work with her talented family, Gainsbourg acted in Agnes Varda's Kung-Fu Master with her mother, actress Jane Birkin.

Gainsbourg made her American film debut in Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's 21 Grams starring opposite Sean Penn. She recently completed a starring role in City of Your Final Destination for director James Ivory opposite Anthony Hopkins and Laura Linney.

Gainsbourg's other film credits include Claude Miller's The Little Thief which earned her a Cesar nomination, Bertramd Blier's Mercie La Vie, Andrew Birkin's The Cement Garden, Franco Zeffirelli's Jane Eyre, Eric Rochant's Anna Oz, Marion Vernoux's Love Etc which also gained her a Cesar nomination, Daniele Thompson's La Buche which resulted in a Cesar award for Best Supporting Actress, David Bailey's The Intruder, Yvan Attal's My Wife Is An Actress and Happily Ever After.

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