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Pauline Delpech is a writer and a French actress who was born in 1981.
Biography
Her real name is Pauline Bidegaray; she took her stage name from her stepfather, singer Michel Delpech.
Career as an actress
Short films
- Man in the Box (2003)
- Device blues Slony Sow
- The trigeminal nerve by Jacques Richard
- 7 Stephane Werger
TV movies and series
- R.I.S, police scientifique, in the eighth episode, a small part of the drifter addict accused of murder
- The Bobonbos Alain Belinea murmurs production in 2008
- Le Grand Restaurant (Pierre Palmade), directed and choreographed by Gerard Pullicino (2010)
Feature films
- Tears of Mr. lanches Ux (2004) Jordi Avalos,
- Disco de Fabien Onteniente (2007)
- Official Selection of Jacques Richard (2008), the leading female role alongside Manuel Blanc, Dani, Serge Khalfon, Michael Lonsdale, Gabrielle Lazure, Isabelle Pascot, Domnique Pinont.
- Courier of Renoh Hervé (2009)
- La croisière (2011)
Parts
- Window on torque Feydeau
- Damage to ego of Erwan Larher
- And if you went to Roman Girot
- I love you forever Rachel Moses.
In his projects, a role in the upcoming film by Patrick Levy: The Seasonal.
Books
She created the character of Commissioner Andrew George Barnaby, the central hero.
- Under the Black Snow, ed. Michel Lafon, January 2007, ISBN 978-2-253-12294-4.
- And I'll burn your heart of stone, ed. Michel Lafon, February 2008, ISBN 978-2-7499-0797-0
- The blood of doves, ed. Michel Lafon, June 2009
- In Northern Mists, ed. Michel Lafon, October 2009 ISBN 978-2-7499-1012-3
References
- Intravaia, Ludmilla (4 December 2010). "Découvrez la nouvelle Miss France". TF1 (in French). Archived from the original on 6 August 2016. Retrieved 20 June 2011.