Marie-josée Croze

Born in Montreal, Marie-Josée Croze is a reserved teenager who flourishes on the stage before stringing roles in Canadian television series. It was in Gilles Carle's film La Postière that the actress made her first appearance on the big screen in 1992.

In 1999, she made a first stay in France, to shoot the identical HLA medium-length film, before gaining recognition a year later with Maelström by Denis Villeneuve, which toured festivals and earned her the Genie - the Canadian "Cesar" - for best actress. She took part in 2001 in Ararat, directed by one of her most famous compatriots, Atom Egoyan, and in which she aptly encamped a young woman in revolt and eager for truth. But it is with another choral work, Les Invasions barbares by the impertinent Denys Arcand that the consecration comes: the actress wins, thanks to her subtle performance of junkie , all in contained violence, the Prize for female interpretation at Cannes. in 2003.

The French public was under the spell of the Québécoise, who then toured with authors like Laurence Ferreira Barbosa or Jean-Pierre Denis (La Petite Chartreuse) and gave the reply to Edouard Baer in Mensonges et betrayons (2004). Now associated with large-scale projects, she was chosen by Spielberg to play a spy as formidable as she was disturbing in Munich in 2006. Having become a leading actress in French cinema, she haunts Don't tell anyone by Guillaume Canet and interprets the mother of Jacquou Le Croquant. Abandoned wife by Albert Dupontel in Two days to kill, this actress, both sensitive and energetic, is as credible as Mathieu Amalric's gentle speech therapist (Le Scaphandre et le papillon, 2007) as an exalted alter-globalist (Le Nouveau Protocol, 2008) .

Another role of assertive woman is offered to her on the occasion of Tony Gatlif's new film, Freedom. She plays there the character of Mademoiselle Lundi, the teacher of the village of Saint Amont, humanist and fervent Republican who fights for the education of Gypsy children. While restrained, this time, she plays the elusive young women in 2009, moving as an unforgettable lover in I loved him by Zabou Breitman (adapted from the novel by Anna Gavalda) and as a rebellious mother in Mères et filles by Julie Lopes-Curval .

Along with Jean Dujardin in Un balcon sur la mer, Nicole Garcia offers her her most ambiguous role, a character oscillating between the coldness of a Kim Novak and the fragility of a woman-child still attached to a past marked by Algerian war. Then head for Argentina with the thriller Another Silence where the actress slips into the skin of a policewoman who goes in search of the murderers of her family. She continues in the vein of the thriller with Collision (2013). The following year, Marie-Josée Croze gave the reply to Matthieu Kassovitz for the needs of the strange Un illustrious unknown.

Note that after having lived more than ten years in France, the actress obtained French nationality in 2012 and therefore benefits from dual Canadian and French nationality. The young woman continues her path by working for directors from very different regions. We see her in 2014 in Calvary, a British detective drama in which she lends her features to the character of Teresa and replies to Brendan Gleeson and Kelly Reilly. She also turns under the direction of Moroccan Tala Hadid for The Narrow Frame of Midnight, a poignant drama set from Morocco to Turkey via Kurdistan. 

Always in a desire for diversity, the Franco-Canadian has no shortage of projects in 2015. The actress continues to play for very different directors, known or unknown such as the Finnish Mikko Kuparinen and his 2 Nights Till Morning. The great Wim Wenders also calls on his talents to share the poster for his Every Thing Will Be Fine with James Franco and Charlotte Gainsbourg. In June 2015, the Italian director Roberto Ando took him on a trip between Germany and Italy for the needs of his drama, Confessions, in which Marie-Josée could once again show the multiple facets of her talent as actress. She will also soon be appearing in Kalinka by Vincent Garenq. The film will return to the true story of André Bamberski (camped here by Daniel Auteuil),

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Marie-josée Croze Net Worth 2022

Marie-josée Croze 's revenue is $1M in 2022. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Marie-josée Croze and could vary in the range between $955.8K - $1.6M.

Marie-josée Croze Net Worth 2021

Marie-josée Croze 's revenue is $1.7M in 2021. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Marie-josée Croze and could vary in the range between $867.7K - $1.9M.

Marie-josée Croze Net Worth 2020

Marie-josée Croze 's revenue is $1.2M in 2020. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Marie-josée Croze and could vary in the range between $725.3K - $1.2M.

Marie-josée Croze Net Worth 2019

Marie-josée Croze 's revenue is $1M in 2019. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Marie-josée Croze and could vary in the range between $549.8K - $1.7M.

Marie-josée Croze Net Worth 2018

Marie-josée Croze 's revenue is $1M in 2018. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Marie-josée Croze and could vary in the range between $791.1K - $1.6M.

Marie-josée Croze Net Worth 2017

Marie-josée Croze 's revenue is $1.6M in 2017. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Marie-josée Croze and could vary in the range between $726K - $1.4M.

Marie-josée Croze Net Worth 2016

Marie-josée Croze 's revenue is $1.6M in 2016. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Marie-josée Croze and could vary in the range between $665.4K - $1M.

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