Fanny Ardant Biography, Age,Companion, Net Worth, Movies and Children

Ardent Fanny Biography

Fanny Ardant (Fanny Marguerite Judith Ardant)  is a French actress well known for eighty motion pictures since 1976. She as well Kwon for the César Award for Best Actress in 1997 for her performance in Pédale douce.

Ardent Fanny Age

Ardant was born on 22nd of March 1949 in Saumur, Maine-et-Loire, France, she is 69 years old as of 2018.

Ardent Fanny Family

Ardent was born to a military attaché father. Fanny Ardantwa raised up in Monaco up to the age 17 when she moved to Aix-en-Provence to study at the Institut d’études politiques d’Aix-en-Provence. In her early twenties her interest turned to act and in 1974 she made her first appearance on stage. There is no much information about his early life.

Ardent Fanny  Wife | Fanny Ardant Companion

Ardant was in a relationship with French actor Dominique, she as well dated François Truffaut from 1981 until his death in 1984.there is no much information about her with dating.

Ardent Fanny Children

Ardant has three daughters: Lumir, from a relationship with Levert.

Ardent Fanny Education

She was enrolled at the Université Paul Cézanne Aix-Marseille III and later joined the Sciences Po Aix.

Ardent Fanny Career

Fanny Ardant began his career in the 1980s, she got recognized a major motion picture star, gaining d’à côté (The Woman Next Door). The film got directed by François Truffaut, brought Ardant her first César Award nomination for best actress in 1982 and in she as well got nominated again for Vivement dimanche! in 19884. She later became  Truffaut’s companion, giving birth to their daughter, Joséphine Truffaut, on 28 September 1983. Initially, her youthful beauty brought popularity but over time her sophistication and acting skills have made her one of France’s most admired actresses. She as well proved her versatility, playing a comedic role in Pédale douce for which she won the 1997 César Award for Best Actress.

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he has been featured in several Hollywood and British films. she got featured in the Franco Zeffirelli production Callas Forever,  she as well got featured in opera diva Maria Callas. It opened the 14th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival on 9 January 2003. In 2003, He later received the Stanislavsky Award at the 25th Moscow International Film Festival as the outstanding achievement in the career of acting and devotion to the principles of Stanislavsky’s school.

She later became a director and screenwriter, with Cendres et sang of the (Ashes and Blood). She then took also took part in a rare performance of Sardou’s La Haine in 2009 at the Festival de Radio France et Montpellier Languedoc Roussillon, with Gérard Depardieu, the concert broadcast on France Musique.

She as well directed a short feature, Absent Chimeras (Chimères absentes in French), that she also stared in 2010. She later made this short film in order to raise public awareness to the plight of Romani people in Europe, a cause she personally defends. She then stared in the music video for Elle me dit, the first French single by Lebanese singer Mika, and as well got featured in the play based on Joan Didion’s 2005 novel The Year of Magical Thinking in the Théâtre de l’Atelier, Paris.

She was also featured in The Great Beauty.and later d in the Swiss drama film Shock Waves – Diary of My Mind by Ursula Meier. It was screened in the Panorama section at the 68th Berlin International Film Festival.

Ardent Fanny Net Worth

Fanny Ardant has an estimated net worth of about $66,000.

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Ardent Fanny Interview

A short interview from the archive with the actress and director Fanny Ardant, who speaks fluent French, Italian and Spanish and learned English while filming Callas Forever (2002). She is a really passionate reader, as was her former companion François Truffaut. They both loved Honoré de Balzac, Marcel Proust, Arthur Miller and Henry James and Fanny likes Julien Gracq, Jane Austen, Elsa Morante and F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Fanny Ardant: “I love Rome. I like it that people waste their time chatting, sitting outside on chairs in front of their houses. It’s a city where a lot of people do nothing on the street and simply enjoy life, live the moment… It is because of this that I live in Rome.”

And how about other cities?

I like those cities where I can look out through the windows of taxis as they take me to work. London because of the women’s legs and the front steps of its houses. New York because it gives me the feeling of not existing. It makes me feel small, but very energetic. It gives me the impression that I’m on a film set.

Where were you born?  

In Saumur. My father was a cavalry officer, my mother loved my father very much. I have three siblings; I am the youngest.

What do you remember about your childhood?

Being looked after, beautiful surroundings, the smells and above all else our grandparents’ house near Fontainebleu. I never used to socialise with anyone, I was always reading, and on Sundays I would go to mass and my grandmother would invite the priest back for the afternoon because we were very Catholic. I loved that house as if it was a person. I was extremely upset when it was sold. I really wanted to have a great big pile of hard cash that I could pull out and throw on the table at a family reunion and then we could buy back that house. I had a very happy childhood, protected, enchanted. I used to read everything, even Chateaubriand.

And then?

I lived with my parents, first in Sweden and then in Algeria, and then, between the ages of eight and seventeen, in Monte Carlo. I did not have a boring life. Our house was right by the sea. My mother knew how to decorate all our houses magnificently.

Were you rebellious?

I used to say no to everyone and everything. For me it has always been important to say no to everyone and everything. I did it instinctively, without giving it any thought. I did not want to be a popular girl.

And then you left home…

Yes, I went to study at university in Paris. I wanted to study acting, but my parents insisted that first of all I must graduate. I loved acting, and poetry delighted me. I liked to hear the sounds that words made. When you love something you just have to say it out loud. Sometimes in the night I would wake my sister up and say to her: “Listen to this!” She was a beautiful girl and a great favourite with all the men. I was not beautiful, but I wasn’t in the least bit envious of her because I was different.

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