Marie-Josée Croze Net Worth is
$850,000

Mini Biography

In 1999, filmmaker Denis Villeneuve gave the lead part in Maelström to Marie-Josée Croze, a Franco-Canadian actress currently recognized to Québécois audiences because of her performances in several well-known films and Television shows. The film got a major effect on her profession, leading her to try out a rebellious youthful female in Atom Egoyan’s Ararat and earn numerous honours in festivals around the world. In a short time, art-house film appeared to have grown to be the actress’s route of choice. The Barbarian Invasions, a 2003 Academy Award-winning film by movie director Denys Arcand, gave her the chance to attempt the role of the junkie, a performance rewarded from the jury from the Cannes film festival, helmed that year by Patrice Chéreau. After her Greatest Actress Award, quickly followed an effective foray in to the globe of French film, including features in Guillaume Canet’s Inform NOBODY, Zabou Breitman’s Somebody I Loved, Tony Gatlif’s Korkoro, Jean Becker’s Like Me FORGET ABOUT and Nicole Garcia’s A Look at of Love, to mention but several. In the wonderful world of theater, Marie-Josée Croze performed Requiem to get a Nun, a perform by Albert Camus directed by Jacques Lassalle, in the Théâtre de l’Athénée in Paris. In 2013, she came back to the level once more to try out in State Lays in the Théâtre de la Madeleine. Over the Atlantic, Julian Schnabel, who had loved her performance as the Dutchwoman Mata Hari in Steven Spielberg’s Munich, considered her while preparing his next film and proposed she play the conversation therapist in the The Diving Bell as well as the Butterfly. After having lived a decade in France, Marie-Josée Croze obtained dual citizenship in 2012. In 2014, she starred in Cavalry by Irish director John McDonagh and alongside Mathieu Kassovitz in Matthieu Delaporte’s No one from Nowhere. She spent a lot of 2014 about set, playing in Denys Arcand’s The Reign of Beauty, shooting with Moroccan movie director Tala Hadid’s The Narrow Frame of Midnight, starring in Arnaud Sélignac’s Arletty, in the Finnish film Two Evenings till Morning, aswell as Wim Wenders’ s film Everything Can Be Fine. She takes on in Bamberski , with Daniel Auteuil , film by Vincent Garenq, which is released fall 2015. In June 2015, Marie-Josée Croze will play Confessions using the Italian director Roberto Ando, in Germany and Italy.

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Quick Facts

Full Name	Marie-Josée Croze
Date Of Birth	February 23, 1970
Height	1.68 m, 1.68 m
Profession	Actor, Actor
Awards	Cannes Best Actress Award, Genie Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role, Genie Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role, Cannes Best Actress Award, Genie Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role, Genie Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role
Nominations	César Award for Most Promising Actress, Gemini Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic Program or Mini-Series, César Award for Most Promising Actress, Gemini Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic Program or Mini-Series
Movies	Tell No One, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, The Barbarian Invasions, Munich, Every Thing Will Be Fine, Someone I Loved, A View of Love, Maelström, Au nom de ma fille, Ararat, Calvary, Nobody from Nowhere, 2 Nights Till Morning, The Story of My Life, Another Silence, Jacquou le Croquant, An Eye for Beauty, Taking Lives, Love Me No More, Hidden Diary, Wolves in the Snow, Korkoro, Birdsong, Collision, The Confessions, A New Protocol, The Narrow Frame of Midnight, Arletty, Une Passion Coupable, La Florida, Nothing, Le Piege Afghan, Ordo, Beyond the Ocean, Battlefield Earth, Moon on the Snow, Murder Most Likely, The Girl from the Chartreuse, Iqaluit, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, Tell No One, Munich, The Barbarian Invasions, Every Thing Will Be Fine, A View of Love, Someone I Loved, Maelström, Kalinka, Calvary, Ararat, Jacquou le Croquant, The Story of My Life, Nobody from Nowhere, An Eye for Beauty, Taking Lives, Another Silence, The Confessions, Hidden Diary, Love Me No More, 2 Nights Till Morning, Korkoro, Birdsong, Wolves in the Snow, Collision, A New Protocol, La Florida, The Narrow Frame of Midnight, Arletty, Une Passion Coupable, Murder Most Likely, Le Piege Afghan, Nothing, Beyond the Ocean, Ordo, Battlefield Earth, Moon on the Snow, The Girl from the Chartreuse