Madeline Fontaine
Madeline Fontaine is a French costume designer.
Madeline Fontaine
- Born
- 1950 · France.
- Nationality
- France
- Occupation
- designer
- Honours
- César Award for Best Costume Design · Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres
- Languages
- French
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Madeline Fontaine is a French costume designer.
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Madeline Fontaine (born 1950) is a designer, of French nationality. The designer was born in France.
Languages used include French. Honours include César Award for Best Costume Design and Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres.
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Television
• Year — Title — Notes • 1990 — The Phantom of the Opera — Costumer 2 episodes • 2015–2018 — Versailles — 30 episodes • 2022 — Marie Antoinette — Costume artistic director 8 episodes
Film
• Year — Title — Director — Notes • 1983 — One Deadly Summer — Jean Becker — Costumer • 1984 — Le matelot 512 — René Allio • 1986 — Jean de Florette — Claude Berri • Manon of the Spring • 1991 — La neige et le feu — Claude Pinoteau • 1994 — Prince of Jutland — Gabriel Axel — Wardrobe master • 1995 — The City of Lost Children — Marc Caro Jean-Pierre Jeunet — Head costumer • 1996 — A Saturday on Earth — Diane Bertrand • 1998 — Let There Be Light — Arthur Joffé • 1999 — Babel — Gérard Pullicino • Kennedy et moi — Sam Karmann • 2001 — Amélie — Jean-Pierre Jeunet • 2002 — Almost Peaceful — Michel Deville • 2003 — Le Ventre de Juliette — Martin Provost • Leave Your Hands on My Hips — Chantal Lauby • 2004 — A Very Long Engagement — Jean-Pierre Jeunet • 2005 — The Art of Breaking Up — Michel Deville • 2008 — Asterix at the Olympic Games — Frédéric Forestier Thomas Langmann • Cash — Eric Besnard • Séraphine — Martin Provost • 2009 — Micmacs — Jean-Pierre Jeunet • 2011 — Chicken with Plums — Marjane Satrapi Vincent Paronnaud • 2012 — Déjà Vu — Wong Kar-wai — Short film and advertisement for Chivas Regal • Camille Rewinds — Noémie Lvovsky • Mes héros — Eric Besnard • 2013 — Violette — Martin Provost • The Young and Prodigious T. S. Spivet — Jean-Pierre Jeunet • 2014 — Yves Saint Laurent — Jalil Lespert • 2016 — A Woman's Life — Stéphane Brizé • Jackie — Pablo Larraín • 2018 — The White Crow — Ralph Fiennes • 2020 — How to Be a Good Wife — Martin Provost • 2021 — Delicious — Eric Besnard • The Cursed — Sean Ellis • 2022 — Bigbug — Jean-Pierre Jeunet • 2023 — Asterix & Obelix: The Middle Kingdom — Guillaume Canet • The Edge of the Blade — Vincent Perez
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Awards and nominations
• Association — Year — Category — Work — Result • Academy Awards — 2017 — Best Costume Design — Jackie • British Academy Film Awards — 2017 — Best Costume Design • César Awards — 2002 — Best Costume Design — Amélie • 2005 — A Very Long Engagement • 2009 — Séraphine • 2010 — Micmacs à tire-larigot • 2013 — Camille Rewinds • 2014 — The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet • 2015 — Yves Saint Laurent • 2017 — A Woman's Life • 2021 — How to Be a Good Wife • 2022 — Delicious • Costume Designers Guild Awards — 2017 — Excellence in Period Film — Jackie • Critics' Choice Awards — 2016 — Best Costume Design • Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards — 2016 — Best Costume Design • Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards — 2016 — Best Costume Design • San Diego Film Critics Society Awards — 2016 — Best Costume Design • Satellite Awards — 2017 — Best Costume Design • Seattle Film Critics Society Awards — 2017 — Best Costume Design
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