Karin Viard
Birthday: 1966-01-24 | Place of Birth: Rouen, Seine-Maritime, FranceKarin Viard (born in 1966 in Rouen) is a French actress. After training in drama in Rouen and later in Paris, she made her screen debut in the early 1990s, notably appearing in Étienne Chatiliez's Tatie Danielle (1990) and Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro's Delicatessen (1991). She gained public recognition with Philippe Harel's comedy Hiking (Les Randonneurs, 1997). Throughout her career, she has alternated between comedies, dramas, and stage productions. She has won three César Awards: Best Actress for Sólveig Anspach's Haut les cœurs ! (1999), and two César Awards for Best Supporting Actress for Michel Blanc's Summer Things (Embrassez qui vous voudrez, 2002) and Andréa Bescond and Éric Métayer's Little Tickles (Les Chatouilles, 2018). Her filmography also includes critical and commercial successes such as The Role of Her Life (Le Rôle de sa vie, 2004), Polisse (2011), The Bélier Family (La Famille Bélier, 2014), Jalouse (2017), and Madame de Sévigné (2024).
Known For
Acting
Role
as Queen
as Diane
as Hélène Lando
as Karin Viard
as Self : Narrator
as Anne Chalamont
as Cancer Specialist
as Madame de Sévigné
as Marie-France Trémeau
as self
as Catherine
as Charlotte
as Diane
as Nathalie / Jeanne
as Nathalie Martini
as Aline
as Maria
as Alexandra Pacquart
as Lili Michel (sketch 'Antagonistophilie')
as Miranda Bloomberg
as Narrator (voice)
as Eve
as Valérie
as Louise
as Mado Le Nadant
as Marquise de Grand-Air
as Véro
