Magali Clément

• Name — Magali Clément • Birthplace — France • Died — 15 November 2008 • Place of death — Bayeux, Normandy, France • Occupation — Director, screenwriter, actress • Years Active — 1969–1994 Magali Clément was a French director, screenwriter and actress.

• Year — Title — Author — Director — Notes • 1976 — Les Estivants — Maxime Gorki — Michel Dubois — Comédie de Caen • 1978 — Les Assiégés — Francis Stone — Jean-Gabriel Nordmann — Théâtre Mouffetard

• Year — Title — Role — Box office — Notes • 1969 — The Great Love — Actress — Directed by Pierre Étaix • 1971 — Crime et châtiment — TV movie directed by Stellio Lorenzi • Bouvard et Pécuchet — TV movie directed by Robert Valey • 1972 — La cerisaie — TV movie directed by Stellio Lorenzi • 1973 — L'inconnu — TV movie directed by Youri • 1975 — Washington Square — TV movie directed by Alain Boudet • 1976 — Monsieur Klein — $5,338,140 — Directed by Joseph Losey • La poupée sanglante — TV mini-series directed by Marcel Cravenne • 1977 — Dernière sortie avant Roissy — Directed by Bernard Paul • 1978 — Dirty Dreamer — $3,887,977 — Directed by Jean-Marie Périer • Vas-y maman — $9,081,120 — Directed by Nicole de Buron • Le temps d'une République — TV series (1 episode) directed by Alain Boudet • Médecins de nuit — TV series (1 episode) directed by Philippe Lefebvre • 1979 — Les fleurs fanées — TV movie directed by Jacques Fansten • Caméra une première — TV series (1 episode) directed by Michel Léviant • 1980 — Cinéma 16 — TV series (1 episode) directed by Bruno Gantillon • 1981 — La gueule du loup — Directed by Michel Léviant • Sans famille — TV series (1 episode) directed by Jacques Ertaud • 1983 — Itinéraire bis — Directed by Christian Drillaud • Coup de feu — Director, writer & Actress — Short French Syndicate of Cinema Critics - Best Short Nominated - César Award for Best Short Film • 1984 — Le clou — Actress — Short directed by Philippe Le Guay • 1987 — Les Cinq Dernières Minutes — TV series (1 episode) directed by Franck Apprederis • L'amour est blette — Director & writer — Short • L'heure Simenon — Writer — TV series (1 episode) directed by Claude Goretta • 1988 — La maison de Jeanne — Director & writer • Jaune revolver — Actress — $173,475 — Directed by Olivier Langlois • 1989 — Maria Vandamme — TV mini-series directed by Jacques Ertaud • 1990 — Fleur bleue — Director — TV mini-series • 1991 — Comme nous serons heureux — Director, writer & Cinematographer — Short • Des cornichons au chocolat — Director — TV movie • 1994 — Oh God, Women Are So Loving — Director & writer

Magali Clément is recorded with the occupation screenwriter. Recorded as screenwriter, film director and actress. Recorded at birth as Magali Murryel Louis. Identity and origins. She also worked under the name Magali Clément. The authorities additionally record the heading Magali Clement. Her recorded language was French.