Nathalie Richard

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Known For
Acting
Born
January 6, 1963 (62 years old)
Place of Birth
Paris, France
Popular Genres
Drama Romance Comedy
Career Span
– Present

Nathalie Richard

136 nominations
92 credits

Nathalie Richard was born in Paris, France. She received the Prix Michel Simon film prize for most promising actress/actor for her role in the 1988 Jacques Rivette film Gang of Four.

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Personal Info

Born
Jan 6, 1963
From
Paris, France
Known For
Acting
Career
– Present

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136
Nominations

Complete Filmography

2025

Bonjour Tristesse as Nathalie

2024

Dragon Dilatation
Rainer's Ungodly Camera as Frieda ('Apocalypse After') / Lou ('We Barbarians')
At the Edge of the World
On the Edge as Joëlle

2023

The Animal Kingdom as Professor Valérie Beaudoin Award
Visions as Psychologue des Armées Award
Just the Two of Us as La gynécologue Award
A Place to Fight For as Séverine Award
She Is Conann as Conann 55 ans Award
The Art of Joy by Goliarda Sapienza: Writing for Emancipation as Self - Narrator (voice)
Take a Chance on Me as Evelyne
Neneh Superstar as Jeanne-Marie Meursault
Best Secret Place
L'émission a déjà commencé
We Barbarians

2021

Everything Went Fine as Capitaine Petersen Award
After Love as Genevieve Award
After Blue (Dirty Paradise) as The Truth
There Will Be No More Night as Narrator (voice)
Night Birds as Aline

2020

Goodbye Mister Wong as Nadine

2018

Apocalypse After as Frieda Boher
My Life with James Dean as Sylvia van den Rood
Archipelago of the Forgotten as Literature Teacher
Jupiter ! as Isabelle
By the End of the Night as The gallerist

2017

Happy End as Real Estate Agent Award
The Wild Boys as Literature Teacher Award
Jeune Femme as Paula's Mother
J'ai tué ma femme as Eliane

2016

4 Days in France as La libraire
Operation T4: A Doctor Among the Nazis as Narrator
Body as Cathy

2015

Fatima
Our Lady of Hormones as Lune
La Tragédie du roi Richard II

2013

Young & Beautiful as Véro Award
Violette as Hermine
The Jewish Cardinal as La Mère Superiéure
Everyday Objects as Olga
À bas bruit

2012

Wild Strawberries as La mère

2011

Sleeping Sickness
The Place in Between as Esther

2010

Never Let Me Go as Madame Award

2009

Parc as Hélène Clou

2008

The Joy of Singing as Noémie

2007

Room of Death as Valet Award

2006

Premonition as Gabrielle Charmes-Aicquart
Belhorizon as Isabelle

2005

Caché as Mathilde Award
Zim and Co as La mère de Zim
The Passenger as Suzanne
The Children as Hélène

2003

Le Divorce as Charlotte de Persand Award

2002

Nearest to Heaven as Brigitte Award
Novo as Sabine
Cold as Summer as Claire
Le ventre de Juliette as Fafa

2001

Pretend I'm Not Here as Carole
Imago as Marianne

2000

Code Unknown as Mathilde Award
Confusion of Genders as Laurence Albertini
Modern Comforts as Irène
30 Years as Barbara

1999

Late August, Early September as Maryelle
Afraid of Everything

1998

A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries as Madame Fournier Award
Stolen Life as La femme de Yann

1997

Eau douce as Marianne

1996

Irma Vep as Zoé
Youth Without God
L'éducatrice as Louise

1995

Lumière & Company as Ninon (segment "Jacques Rivette")
Up, Down, Fragile as Ninon
The Sun Will Rise Tomorrow

1994

Joan the Maid II: The Prisons as Catherine de la Rochelle
Lovers as Viviane

1992

Weep No More, My Lady as Alicia Award
Little Nothings as Claire
Railway Bar
No Love

1990

Cendrillon 90
Les dernières heures du millénaire

1989

Winter's Child as Leni
Gang of Four as Cécile

1986

Golden Eighties as La coiffeuse #6
Rise and Fall of a Small Film Company as Self

1983

Svarta fåglar as Friend

Louise
Saranac Lake

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Never Let Me Go
The Animal Kingdom
Young & Beautiful
Le Divorce
Caché
Happy End
Bonjour Tristesse
Lumière & Company
Everything Went Fine

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