Valérie Allain
| Valérie Allain | |
|---|---|
 Valérie Allain as "Mireille" | |
| Born |
April 3, 1966 Saint-Raphaël, Var, France |
| Years active | 1988－ |
| Children | 2 |
Valérie Allain (born on 3 April, 1966) is a French actress.
She portrayed "Mireille" in the 1987 instructional television series French in Action, which acquired a cult following largely because of the appeal of the romantic comedic theme of its fifty-two episodes of full-immersion French language lessons.[1] She has two children: a boy, born in 1990, Pablo and a girl, born in 2003, Juliette.[2]
Professional career
- Allain was featured (but did not pose) in the November 1988 edition of Playboy in "Stars of the Cinema in 1988."
Filmography
Cinema
- Le cow-boy (1984)
- À nous les garçons (1984)
- Le véto (1985)
- Club de rencontres (1986)
- Armide, a short film in the anthology Aria (1987)
- Les nouveaux tricheurs (1987)
- Alouette, je te plumerai (1987)
- Un parfum d'odyssée (1988)
- La chambre d'ami (1988)
- L'Avaro (1990)
- Princesse Alexandra (1991)
- La plage (1991)
- De justesse (1992)
- TOB (tête d'oeuf bouilli) (1994)
- Le moine (1997)
- Présomption d'innocence (1997)
- L'inconnue de la nationale (1998)
- Amorce (2000)
Television
- Le chevalier de Pardaillan (1985)
- French in Action (1987)
- Un château au soleil (1988) (miniseries)
- Duo (1990)
- Un comédien dans un jeu de quilles (1990) (miniseries)
- Un mort très convenable (1992) (miniseries)
- Morasseix!!! (1993)
- Une femme sur mesure (1997)
- Cassidi et Cassidi: Le démon de midi (1997)
References
- ↑ ah, quel decolletage! from Cults the 46th episode (2005-11-19) of Radio ANYWAY, a radio show on WNMC, about Allain. show46_cults_56k.mp3
- ↑ Valérie Allain - fr.wikipedia.org
External links
- Valérie Allain at fr:Les Frigos
- Valérie Allain at the Internet Movie Database
- Valérie Allain Filmography - actricesdefrance.org
- Fan Site for French in Action
- Yahoo Fan Group (age restricted)
- Valérie Allain and French in Action (comments section contains origins of Yale reunion with Charles Mayer) (fancyrobot.com archived by archive.org)
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