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Jane Birkin Net Worth 2021

Jane Birkin 's revenue is $1.8M in 2021. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Jane Birkin and could vary in the range between $582.3K - $1.9M.

Jane Birkin Net Worth 2020

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Jane Birkin Net Worth 2019

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Jane Birkin Net Worth 2018

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Jane Birkin Net Worth 2017

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Jane Birkin Net Worth 2016

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Jane Birkin Net Worth 2015

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Daughter of the actress Judy Campbell and a Commander of the Royal Navy, Jane Birkin made her first steps in the theater at 17 in a play by Graham Greene, then in a musical, Passion flower hotel , on which she met her first companion, composer John Barry. She appeared on the screen in 1965, alongside two other debutantes, Charlotte Rampling and Jacqueline Bisset, in a Swingin 'London flagship film, The Knack ... or how to have it, Palme d'Or in Cannes. A reward that will also get her next film, Blow-up d'Antonioni, in which she causes a scandal by appearing naked.

Arriving in France in 1968, Jane Birkin successfully passed the tests for the film Slogan. Her partner is the one who will become her Pygmalion and with whom she will form one of the most popular couples in France in the 70s, Serge Gainsbourg, who will allow her to pursue a career as a singer. The public is quickly seduced by the ingenuous Englishwoman who shows off her fantasy and her accent in successful comedies like La Moutarde me mounts to Zidi's nose. In 1975, she found more complex roles in Seven Prescription Deaths and Je t'aime, moi non plus, Gainsbourg's daring first film, which baffled viewers.

In 1980, Birkin, separated from the Cabbage-headed Man, lived with Jacques Doillon, who made her shoot in three films - including La Pirate, a bitter work that stirred the Croisette in 1984 - and opened the doors to the cinema of author. "Suddenly, I had to give everything of me whereas, until then, nobody had asked me to give everything" , she confided in 1992 to Inrockuptibles . Filmmakers as demanding as Rivette (L'Amour par terre, La Belle Noiseuse), Varda (Jane B. by Agnès V. / Kung Fu Master), or Tavernier (Daddy Nostalgie), reveal a moving and inventive actress. The 1980s, a rich decade, saw her take on the stage, both in the theater and in concert.

Between French and English, songs and films, popular cinema and radical works, Jane Birkin occupies a special place in the cultural landscape, but from the 1990s onwards, she became rarer on the screens. We will however remember Noir as the memory of Mocky, and a participation in We know the song. In the 2000s, she returned to the burlesque register of her beginnings through the comedies Queens for a day, Brides but not too much or Thelma, Louise and Chantal. In 2009, Jacques Rivette, a filmmaker faithful to his actresses, offered her a beautiful role as a melancholy and mysterious woman in 36 views of Pic Saint-Loup.

Passed behind the camera in the early 90s with two short films and the TV movie Oh pardon! you sleep ..., in 2007 she directed Boxes, a feature film with autobiographical accents presented at the Cannes Film Festival.

• Jane Birkin interviewed on AlloCiné: June 2007