NATHALIE Baye, the tres elegant French actress, flew into New York last week to promote her latest film, Tonie Marshall’s “Venus Beauty Institute,” which opens here on Friday. She… ...

Nathalie Baye does not need anyone’s validation. She has won a Cesar, the French Oscar, for best actress (“La Balance,” 1982) and two Cesars for best supporting actress (“Every Man for ...

Legendary French actress Nathalie Baye has a new film, "De vrais mensonges", coming out this week. France24.com sat down with her to talk about her favourite roles, life as an actress “of a ...

French actress Nathalie Baye is a legendary figure in French cinema, but the star took time off for some jury duty at the Deauville American Film Festival. The American Nights actress is spending ...

VENUS BEAUTY INSTITUTE: Romantic drama. Starring Nathalie Baye. Directed by Tonie Marshall. (Not rated. 110 minutes. In French with English subtitles. At Bay Area theaters.) For almost 30 years ...

We sat down with French actress Nathalie Baye to talk about life and her role in new film Beautiful Lies. Beautiful Lies director Pierre Salvadori (Priceless) wrote the part of a mother who falls ...

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PARIS — Bac Films will turn the spotlight on a pair of French movies, “La Volante,” a thriller toplining Nathalie Baye, and Marie Belhomme’s “Musical Chairs,” a romantic dramedy, at ...

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LONDON – French actress Nathalie Baye will preside over this year’s Dinard British Film Festival jury.. The jury will also feature Hayley Atwell, Jaime Winstone, Emmanuelle Devos and director ...

PARIS -- Bac Films will turn the spotlight on a pair of French movies, "La Volante," a thriller toplining Nathalie Baye, and Marie Belhomme's "Musical Chairs," a romantic dramedy, at the Unifrance ...