EDWIGE FEUILLERE , ITALIAN ACTRESS BORN 1907 OCTOBER 29


 EDWIGE FEUILLERE , ITALIAN ACTRESS
 BORN 1907 OCTOBER 29





 She was born Edwige Louise Caroline Cunatti to an Italian architect father and an Alsace-born mother.[3] She was raised primarily in Dijon. In 1931 she married actor Pierre Feuillère, from whom she separated two years later (1933), but kept his surname.[4] They had no children. She acted from 1931 until 1995.[5][6]
She died of natural causes, aged 91.[7].

Filmography[edit source]
1931 : The Champion Cook dir. Alberto Cavalcanti – Régine
1931 : La Fine Combine (short) dir. André Chotin – Mado, the mistress
1931 : Mam'zelle Nitouche dir Marc Allégret
1932 : Le Beau Rôle (short) dir. Roger Capellani
1932 : Maquillage dir. Karl Anton – Ketty
1932 : Monsieur Albert dir. Karl Anton – La comtesse Peggy Ricardi
1932 : La Perle dir. René Guissart – Viviane Lancenay
1932 : Topaze dir. Louis Gasnier – Suzy
1932 : Une petite femme dans le train dir. Karl Anton – Adolphine
1932 : Une étoile disparaît dir. Robert Villers – "sous réserves"
1933 : Les Aventures du roi Pausole dir. Alexis Granowski – Diane
1933 : Matricule 33 dir. Karl Anton – Héléna Schweringen
1933 : La Voix de métal or "L'appel de nuit" dir. Youly Marca-Rosa – La comtesse Viana
1933 : Ces messieurs de la Santé dir. Pierre Colombier – Fernande
1934 : The Decoy dir. Hans Steinhoff & Roger Le Bon – Délia
1934 : Toi, que j'adore dir. Géza von Bolváry & Albert Valentin – Jacqueline Boulanger
1935 : Golgotha dir. Julien Duvivier – Claudia Procula
1935 : Lucrezia Borgia dir. Abel Gance – Lucrèce Borgia
1935 : Barcarolle dir. Gerhard Lamprecht & Roger Le Bon – Giacinta
1935 : La Route heureuse dir. Georges Lacombe – Suzanne
1935 : Amore Italian version of the previous film, dir. Carlo L. Bragaglia – Suzanne
1935 : Stradivarius dir. Albert Valentin & Géza von Bolváry – Maria Belloni
1936 : Compliments of Mister Flow dir. Robert Siodmak – Lady Héléna Scarlett
1937 : Marthe Richard, au service de la France dir. Raymond Bernard – Marthe Richard
1937 : Woman of Malacca dir. Marc Allégret – Audrey Greenwood
1937 : Feu ! dir. Jacques de Baroncelli – Edwige Elno
1938 : J'étais une aventurière dir. Raymond Bernard – Véra Vronsky
1939 : The Emigrant dir. Léo Joannon – Christiane

1940 : Sans lendemain dir. Max Ophüls – Evelyne
1940 : Sarajevo dir. Max Ophüls – La comtesse Sophie Choteck
1942 : Mam'zelle Bonaparte dir. Maurice Tourneur – Cora Pearl, the courtesan
1942 : La Duchesse de Langeais dir. Jacques de Baroncelli – Antoinette de Langeais
1942 : L'Honorable Catherine dir. Marcel L'Herbier – Catherine Roussel
1943 : Lucrèce dir. Léo Joannon – Lucrèce, the celebrated actress
1945 : La Part de l'ombre dir. Jean Delannoy – Agnès Noblet
1945 : Tant que je vivrai dir. Jacques de Baroncelli – Ariane
1946 : Once is Enough (film) dir. Andrée Feix – Christine Jourdan, sculptor
1946 : The Idiot dir. Georges Lampin – Nastasia Philipovna
1947 : L'Aigle à deux têtes dir. Jean Cocteau – La reine Natascha
1948 : Woman Hater dir. Terence Young – Colette Marly
1948 : La Norvège sans les vikings documentary she produced
1949 : Julie de Carneilhan dir. Jacques Manuel – Julie de Carneilhan
1950 : Lost Souvenirs dir. Christian-Jaque – Florence in the segment: "La statuette d'Osiris"
1951 : Olivia dir. Jacqueline Audry – Mlle Julie
1951 : Le Cap de l'espérance dir. Raymond Bernard – Lyria, landlady of the "Sea-Bar"
1952 : Adorables Créatures dir. Christian-Jaque – Denise Aubusson, the elegant widow
1954 : Le Blé en herbe dir. Claude Autant-Lara – Mme Camille Dalleray, the woman in white
1955 : Les Fruits de l'été dir. Raymond Bernard – Sabine Gravières, the antique dealer
1956 : Le Septième Commandement dir. Raymond Bernard – La princesse Nadia Vronskaïa
1957 : Quand la femme s'en mêle dir. Yves Allégret – Maine, former wife of Félix
1958 : En cas de malheur dir. Claude Autant-Lara – Viviane Gobillot, the wife of André
1958 : La Vie à deux dir. Clément Duhour – Françoise Sellier, ex: Carreau
1961 : Le Crime ne paie pas, an anthology film inspired by the comic strips of Paul Gordeaux, dir. Gérard Oury – La duchesse Lucrezia in the segment: "Le masque"
1961 : Les Amours célèbres an anthology film inspired by the comic strips of Paul Gordeaux, dir. Michel Boisrond – Mlle Rancourt in the segment: "Les comédiennes"
1964 : La Bonne Occase dir. Michel Drach – La comtesse de Saint-Plas

1964 : Aimez-vous les femmes ? dir. Jean Léon – La tante Flo
1967 : Et si on faisait l'amour ("Sensi facciamo l'amore") dir. Vittorio Caprioli – Giuditta Passani
1967 : La Route d'un homme – short – dir. Georges Hacquard – voice part only
1969 : Clair de Terre dir. Guy Gilles – Mme Larivière
1970 : OSS 117 prend des vacances dir. Pierre Kalfon – La comtesse de Labarthe
1975 : La Chair de l'orchidée dir. Patrice Chéreau – Mme Bastier-Wegener
1982 : Cher menteur (TV film)

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