Isabelle Huppert

Isabelle Huppert was born in Paris on March 16, 1953 in the family of a large industrialist. The girl received a good education. She studied at the Higher National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts, and also graduated from the Slavic Department of the University of Paris. Isabel made her film debut in Faustina and the Hot Summer in 1972, in parallel she played a role in Claude Sote's film Cesar and Rosalie. After the first roles, Isabel takes acting lessons, and in subsequent films she plays at a professional more

Isabelle Huppert was born in Paris on March 16, 1953 in the family of a large industrialist. The girl received a good education. She studied at the Higher National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts, and also graduated from the Slavic Department of the University of Paris.
Isabel made her film debut in Faustina and the Hot Summer in 1972, in parallel she played a role in Claude Sote's film Cesar and Rosalie.

After the first roles, Isabel takes acting lessons, and in subsequent films she plays at a professional level. At the beginning of her creative career, Isabel mainly plays the roles of young teenage girls (Beer at the fork of roads, Waltzers, Dr. Françoise Guyan, etc.). The first significant work in cinema is the film Judge and Murderer directed by Bertrand Tavernier. She starred with famous French actors Michelle Galabreux and Philippe Noiret.

Almost all of her characters are the personification of tenderness, fragile femininity combined with male fearlessness. Isabelle is an amazing actress. Her characters are both fascinating and frightening. They are bright and closed women, mysterious and fatal. The full range of images can be seen in films such as School of the Flesh "The True Story of a Lady with Camellia", "Aloisa", "Spoiled Children", "Love at First Sight", The Miracle of Medea The Pianist et al. In the late 70s, Isabel managed to get acquainted with the famous director Claude Chabrol. She played in several of his films “Violetta Nozier”, “Madame Bovary”, “Women’s Affairs”, “Bets are made”, "Crime Ceremony" .

Isabelle Huppert has repeatedly won prizes in the nomination for Best Actress at various film festivals. In 1984, she was a member of the jury of the Cannes Film Festival, and in 2009 she became its chairman.

Isabelle Huppert lives very introverted, reluctantly gives interviews. She has three children: daughter Lolita and sons Lorenzo and Angelo.