Name Aurelie Amblard | Role Actress | |
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Movies Jack Says, A Hat for the Camel | ||
Aurélie Amblard and family photos with friends and relatives
Aurélie Amblard is a French actress, who works both in France and in the UK. Straight after her Masters in Performing Arts, she decided to create her own theatre company in the South of France, and soon started a career in film and television. She moved to Paris then London, where she is now based, and comes back to her first love, theatre, with "La Ronde", after having appeared in several short films and documentaries. She will also be present at the Whitechapel Gallery for the premiere of film "Programme", by the acclaimed director Richard Squires, in February 2007
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Filmography
Actress
2018
Gracie as
Ellie
2015
Tommies (Podcast Series) as
Leonie Vergeron
- 27th April 1915 (2015) - Leonie Vergeron
2014
Life and Death of the Invisible Man (Short) as
Maria
2013
Transit 1 (Short)
2013
Big School (TV Series) as
Celine
- Episode #1.6 (2013) - Celine
2011
Love Between Storeys (Short) as
Jenny
2008
Jack Says as
Girl X
2008
A Hat for the Camel (Short) as
Miss Amelie Bartelet
2007
Keep Your Possessions with You at All Times (Video short)
2006
The Whistle (Short) as
Amanda Bench
2006
Une femme d'honneur (TV Series) as
Laura Baurrier
- Sans mobile apparent (2006) - Laura Baurrier
2006
L'affaire Pierre Chanal (TV Movie) as
Christine
2005
Riviera as
Fille énervée piscine
2005
The Brice Man as
Adversaire numéro 17
2004
Mes maux sur ta bouche (Short) as
L'infirmiere
2002
My Perfect Woman as
Girl ticking her list
1998
Déjà mort as
Club dancer
Producer
2018
Gracie (associate producer)
Self
2014
World War One at Home (TV Series documentary) as
Louise de Bettignies
- The Spies Who Loved Folkestone (2014) - Louise de Bettignies
2012
The Graham Norton Show (TV Series) as
Self - Translator
- Gérard Depardieu/Damian Lewis/Dominic West/Olly Murs (2012) - Self - Translator
2006
Le grand journal de Canal+ (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Episode dated 23 May 2006 (2006) - Self
References
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