Ariane Ascaride

Ariane Ascaride was an actress who had a successful Hollywood career. Ascaride's earliest roles were in film, including "La Communion Solennelle" (1977) with Marcel Dalio, "Barbouille ou la mort Gaie" (1978) and "Dernier Ete" (1981). She also appeared in "Rouge Midi" (1984), the drama "Ki lo sa" (1986) with Pierre Banderet and "A la vie, a la mort!" (1995). She kept working in film throughout the early 2000s, starring in the comedic drama "Mauvaises frequentations" (2001) with Maud Forget, "Adventures of Felix" (2001) and "The Town is Quiet" (2001). She also appeared in "La Ville Est Tranquille" (2001). More recently, she continued to act in "Lady Jane" (2008), the Simon Abkarian period drama "The Army of Crime" (2010) and the dramatic adaptation "The Hedgehog" (2011) with Josiane Balasko. She also appeared in "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" (2011) with Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet and the comedy "The Art of Love" (2011) with Gaspard Ulliel. Most recently, Ascaride acted in the Syrus Shahidi crime drama "Une histoire de fou" (2015).