Sylvie Testud

🎂 Data nașterii: 1971-01-17 (Lyon, Rhône, France)

Sylvie Testud was born on January 17, 1971 in Lyon. Her parents separated when she was two years old. She spent her youth in the Lyon district of Croix-Rousse, raised by her mother, an accountant. In high school, she learned Chinese. Very early fascinated by the cinema, the young girl identifies in particular with the complexed teenager character embodied by Charlotte Gainsbourg in L'Effrontée. Having moved to Paris to study history, she soon embarked on acting by joining the free class at Cours Florent and then the Conservatory, where her teachers were Jacques Lassalle and Catherine Hiegel. She made her first screen appearance in 1994 in Couples et amants. She decided to become an actress during her youth, after having admired actresses in films. She then took acting lessons in Lyon with the actor and director Christian Taponard. In 1989, she moved to Paris to study history, as well as drama lessons in free classes at Cours Florent, then at the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art for three years, with Jacques Lassalle and Catherine Hiegel for teachers. In the early 1990s, she obtained her first small roles in the cinema, then in feature films such as The Story of the Boy Who Wanted to Be Kissed by Philippe Harel (1994), Le Plus Bel Age..., by Didier Haudepin (1995) or even Love, etc. by Marion Vernoux (1996). In 1997, Sylvie Testud experienced her first great success at the cinema in Germany with the film Beyond Silence by Caroline Link, for which she learned German, the clarinet and sign language. She is rewarded as best actress by the German Film Prize (the equivalent of the César for best actress). In 1998, she played her first major role in French cinema and enjoyed great success in France with the role of Béa in Karnaval, the first feature film by Thomas Vincent, for which she was nominated for the César for best female hope and received the Michael Simon Prize. She then began an important acting career with a preference for auteur cinema. In 2000, her performance in La Captive by Chantal Akerman (adaptation of the novel La Prisonnière by Marcel Proust) earned her a nomination as best actress at the European Film Prize. In 2001, she obtained, for her second nomination, the César for best female hope for the remarkable interpretation of Christine Papin, one of the Papin sisters, in Les Blessures assassines by Jean-Pierre Denis, based on a news item from 1933.

Filme în care a jucat

Sylvie Testud

Filme în care a jucat

Fan Club

Jenseits der Stille

La Môme

Pünktchen und Anton

Scénarios sur la drogue

Retrospectiva

Teama

Dédales

L'Heureux Stratagème

Le bonheur de Pierre

Lucky Luke

La Rafle

Lourdes

Sagan

Marée haute

The Château

Ce que mes yeux ont vu

Gamines

Les blessures assassines

Mumu

La Captive

Un moment de bonheur

復仇

Vivre me tue

Tout pour l'oseille

Avant l'Aube

Champagne !

Fete rele

La France

L'ordre et la morale

La vie est à nous !

Cause toujours !

Les Femmes... ou les enfants d'abord...

Aime ton père

Demain on déménage

Victoire

Louise Michel la rebelle

Mange, ceci est mon corps

La Chambre obscure

Les mots bleus

Karnaval

Marinette

L'Héritage

Une chanson pour ma mère

Max

Der Gläserne Blick

Tangos Volés

Cocorico

Pour une femme

Les Déferlantes

Je m'appelle Hmmm...

Les mains de Roxana

Flammen im Paradies

96 heures

Des mains en or

Tout un poème

Maman, ne me laisse pas m'endormir

Sous les jupes des filles

Jedermanns Fest

Papa Was Not a Rolling Stone

Ceux qui dansent sur la tête

L'idiot

Две женщины

Im Spinnwebhaus

Elles deux

L'histoire du garçon qui voulait qu'on l'embrasse

24 Jours

The Misadventures of Margaret

Vizitatorii 3

Le Grand Restaurant : La Guerre de l'étoile

Les acteurs anonymes

Jíkuri

Arrête ton cinéma !

Au plus près du soleil

Julies Geist

Je rentre à la maison

Le Correspondant

Tamara