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Emmanuelle Béart was born August 14, 1963, in Gassin, France. She lived with her mother, brothers, and sister on a farm not far from Saint-Tropez in Provence (southern France), because her father, singer and poet Guy Béart, did not want his children to be affected by the glamour world of Paris. When Emmanuelle was thirteen, she saw Romy Schneider in the movie Mado (1976). From that time on, she wanted to be an actress. In Emmanuelle's teens, her parents sent her to Montreal, Quebec, Canada, for four years, so she could learn English. There, she was engaged for a Robert Altman movie that was never made. After returning to France, she took drama classes and got her first TV role, in Raison perdue (1984). David Hamilton, the photographer/director, was impressed by her beauty and gave her a role in First Desires (1983). She met her spouse-to-be, Daniel Auteuil, while making Love on the Quiet (1985). The film that made her famous in France was Manon of the Spring (1986), in which she played the role of a blonde shepherd dancing nude in the fields. Director Tom McLoughlin chose her out of 5,000 candidates for her first Hollywood picture, Date with an Angel (1987). Emmanuelle is a very sensitive and a perfectionist. For the part of Camille in the film A Heart in Winter (1992), she took violin lessons for a whole year. Her biggest success was as a nude model in the art film La Belle Noiseuse (1991), which starred Michel Piccoli and was directed by Jacques Rivette.- Sarah Biasini was born on 21 July 1977 in Gassin, Var, France. She is an actress, known for Blind Test (2010), Julie, chevalier de Maupin (2004) and Recon: A Filmmaker's Quest (2012).
- Actor
- Soundtrack
David Ginola is a former French International football player of absolute world class. He play in France for Paris Saint-Germain before making the move to the English Premier League to become a Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur legend. David Ginola, nicknamed "El Magnifico" by the Spanish press after masterful displays for PSG against Barcelona and Real Madrid, was voted 'Player of the Year' in both France (1994) and England (1999), the only French player to have been bestowed both these honors. Since retiring from football, David Ginola has pursued several new activities, including acting and presenting. After attending classes at RADA (The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art), David Ginola made his debut as 'Didier the Butcher', the lead role in the prize-winning Anglo-French short film ROSBEEF, a tale of love, lust and a kilo of sausages, which premiered during the 2004 Cannes Film Festival. David's next role was as 'Mr. Firecul the Devil" in MR. FIRECUL, an English short. For his first feature film, THE LAST DROP aka OPERATION MATCHBOX, David Ginola was cast alongside Michael Madsen, Nick Moran, Karel Roden, and Billy Zane as 'Corporal Dieter Max', a renegade German sniper. This World War II heist movie premiered in Cannes in 2005. Other TV appearances include the leading role in THE CENTRE, BBC television, 2004, comedy for City Lights, ITV (2006). In 2008, David Ginola played Alexandre, a fashion photographer, in a special edition of the CBS series THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS, shot in Paris to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the show's broadcast in France where is it known as Les Feux de l'amour. David Ginola is a regular contributor to BBC, BT Sport and CNN television as well as to BBC and talkSPORT radio in the UK. In France, David Ginola presents live football broadcasts as well as 'La France a un Incoryable Talent', the French version of 'Britain's Got Talent" for M6 Television. David Ginola hosted live broadcasts of the 2017 and 2018 Ballon d'Or, the ceremony which crowns the best female and male footballers playing in Europe. Having been an ambassador for the successful bid to stage the Ryder Cup 2018 in France, David hosted the 2018 Ryder Cup Opening Ceremony as well as the Trophy Presentation, bringing together the worlds of sport and entertainment. His aura, presence, communication skills associated with his excellence, flair, and glamour has seen David Ginola front commercials and advertising campaigns for major global brands such as Carte Noir, Nissan, l'Oreal and Renault. David Ginola uses these attributes for charitable goals too, as a campaigner for the Red Cross Anti-Landmine campaign (he was chosen to follow in the footsteps of the late Diana Princess of Wales) and recently as patron and president of the UK based Vision and Sparks charities respectively.- Inès de la Fressange was born on 11 August 1957 in Gassin, Var, France. She was previously married to Luigi D'Urso.
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- Animation Department
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Bénédicte Galup was born in March 1964 in Gassin, Var, France. Bénédicte is an assistant director and writer, known for Kirikou and the Wild Beasts (2005), Princes and Princesses (2000) and La clé (2007).- Camera and Electrical Department
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Cheyenne Pasquer is a German-French film director and focus puller. At a very young age, Cheyenne Pasquer left Germany for the United States to study filmmaking. She directed several short films and enriched her skills by working as a Focus Puller. Her short film, "Worth It?" was screened at Cannes Film Festival, 2017.- Carine Galli was born on 10 February 1985 in Gassin, Var, France. She is an actress, known for L'Équipe foot (2022), 100% Foot (2005) and Qui peut nous battre? (2022).
- Camera and Electrical Department
- Director
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Jessica-Salomé Grunwald was born on 19 March 1984 in Gassin, Var, France. She is a director and writer, known for Faim de vie (2013), Suivez la flèche (2011) and Le Jour et la nuit (2012).