Karine Vanasse
Vanasse was most recently seen in Woody Allen's romantic comedy Midnight in Paris, as part of the Belle Epoque cast, and in the Quebec thriller Angle mort, opposite Sebastien Huberdeau. She will next be seen in the French drama Switch, to be released internationally later this year. This Fall she is part of the ensemble cast of the Canadian comedy French Immersion, co-starring Martha Burns, Gavin Crawford, Jacob Tierney, Marcel Sylvain and Quebec singer Robert Charlebois. Vanasse will also star in the romantic-comedy I'm Yours alongside Rossif Sutherland, to be released later in 2011.
At the age of 14, Vanasse was the lead in Emporte-Moi, and received much critical acclaim for her performance, including the Chlotrudis Award (USA), the Gala des Jutra Award, the Festival du film Francophone de Namur Award and the Filmcan Festival Award for Best Actress.
Additional credits include the short film Rhonda's Party, which recently won the CBC's Short Film Face Off, André Mathieu, Ma Fille, Mon Ange (My Daughter, My Angel), The Child Prodigy, Sans Elle (Without Her), Head in the Clouds, Games of the Heart, Séraphin: un Homme et Son Péché and Du Pic au Coeur. Vanasse has also appeared in the short films Le souper and Emma Fire.
No stranger to television, Vanasse starred on the Quebec TV series 2 Frères, as well as television miniseries Killer Wave and October 1970, and the TV movie Marie-Antoinette.
Vanasse currently resides in Montreal and New York.
Karine Vanasse Facts
Occupation | Actress |
Birthday | November 24, 1983 (40) |
Sign | Sagittarius |
Birthplace | Drummondville, Quebec, Canada |
Height | 5' 7" (1m70) How tall is Karine Vanasse compared to you? |
Selected Filmography
Polytechnique | ||
All The Wrong Reasons | ||
Switch | ||
Seraphin: Un Homme et Son Peche | ||
Killer Wave | ||
Turning Tide | ||
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