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For the Canadian television personality, see Natalie Richard

Nathalie Richard (born 1962 in Paris, France) is an actress.

She received the Prix Michel Simon film prize for most promising actress/actor for her role in the 1988 Jacques Rivette film Gang of Four.

Filmography

• Parc (2007)
• Le Pressentiment (2006)
• The Passenger (2005, by Eric Caravaca) - Suzanne
• Belhorizon (2005) - Isabelle
• 3 femmes... un soir d'été (2005 TV mini-series) - Isabelle
• Zim and Co. (2005) - La mère de Zim
• Hidden (2005, by Michael Haneke) - Mathilde
• Les enfants (2005) - Hélène
• Les visages (2003 short)
• Le Divorce (2003, Merchant Ivory Film) - Charlotte de Persand
• La chaîne du froid (2003 short) - Client
• Le ventre de Juliette (2003) - Fafa
• Merci Docteur Rey (2002, Merchant Ivory Film) - Radio Interviewer
• Froid comme l'été (2002 TV movie) - Claire
• Nearest to Heaven (2002) - Brigitte
• Novo (2002) - Sabine
• Étrangère (2002) - La serveuse
• Maintenant (2002 short) - Else
• Imago (2001) - Marianne
• Mon meilleur amour (2001 short) - Corinne
• L'hiver sera rude (2001) - Solange
• They Call This... Spring (2001) - A naiad
• Confusion of Genders (2000) - Laurence Albertini
• 30 Years (2000) - Barbara
• Pretend I'm Not Here (2000) - Carole
• Modern Comforts (2000) - Irène
• Code Unknown (2000, by Michael Haneke) - Mathilde
• Scénario sur la drogue (2000 short) - (segment "Famille médicament, La")
• La famille médicament (2000 short) - La mère
• Afraid of Everything (1999) - Anne
• Bruno n'a pas d'agent (1999 short)
• Le pourboire (ou la pitié) (1999 short) - Béatrice
• Les Enfants de Scarlett (1998) - Kate
• Late August, Early September (1998) - Maryelle
• A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries (1998, Merchant Ivory Film) - Mademoiselle Fournier
• Stolen Life (1998) - La femme de Yann
• La vie en face (1997 TV movie) - Claire
• Eau douce (1997) - Marianne
• Irma Vep (1996) - Zoé
• L'éducatrice (1996) - Louise
• 51 raisons (1996 short)
• Youth Without God (1996 TV movie)
• Up, Down, Fragile (1995, by Jacques Rivette) - Ninon
• Le Soleil a promis de se lever demain (1995 short)
• Lumière and Company (1995, by Jacques Rivette) - Ninon
• Les amoureux (1994) - Viviane
• Jeanne la Pucelle II - Les prisons (1994, by Jacques Rivette) - Catherine de la Rochelle
  (short cut version in not included her scene)
• Comme un dimanche (1994 short)
• Grand bonheur (1993) - Charly
• Légendes de la forêt viennoise (1993 TV movie)
• Le linge sale (1993 short)
• Riens du tout (1992) - Claire
• Interdit d'amour (1992 TV movie) - Mme Brémont
• Weep No More, My Lady (1992 TV movie) - Alicia
• C'est trop con! (1992 short) - Jeanne
• Cendrillon 90 (1991 short)
• Bar des rails (1991) - Monique, the waitress
• Monsieur (1990) - L'hôtesse d'accueil
• Les dernières heures du millénaire (1990 short)
• Winter's Child (1989) - Leni
• La Jalousie (1989 short)
• Constance (1989 short)
• La bande des quatre (1988, by Jacques Rivette) - Cécile
  • Prix Michel Simon 1989 (for Most Promising Actress)
• Le Panorama (1987 short)
• Window Shopping (1986, by Chantal Akerman) - La coiffeuse #6
• Svarta fåglar (1983) - Venninne

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