Nathalie Perrey
Nathalie Perrey (born Marie–Therese Amelie Perrey; 28 February 1929 – 25 March 2012) was a French actress, best known for her many years working with director Jean Rollin. Her long career also included regular work as a film editor and script supervisor.
Nathalie Perrey
- Name
- Nathalie Perrey
- Birth Name
- Marie–Therese Amelie Perrey
- Born
- 28 February 1929
- Birthplace
- Metz, France
- Died
- 25 March 2012
- Place of death
- Paris, France
- Occupation
- Actress, various
- Full name
- Marie-Thérèse Amélie Perrey.
- Nationality
- France
- Languages
- French
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Nathalie Perrey, born on 28 February 1929 and died on 25 March 2012, is documented in the authority records of the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
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• Name — Nathalie Perrey • Birth Name — Marie–Therese Amelie Perrey • Born — 28 February 1929 • Birthplace — Metz, France • Died — 25 March 2012 • Place of death — Paris, France • Occupation — Actress, various • Other Names — Natalie Perrey • Years Active — 1967–2009 • Children — Cyrille Gaudin
Career
Career
Perrey worked for nearly four decades in the French film industry., most notably as an actress. She appeared in many small or supporting roles, and is best known for her work with director Jean Rollin in various productions over a thirty-year period. Perrey made her film debut in 1969 in Rollin's La vampire nue, his second feature film. She went on to play minor roles in a number of his other films, including La rose de fer, Lèvres de sang, 'La nuit des traquées, Les paumées du petit matin, Perdues dans New York, Les deux orphelines vampires, La fiancée de Dracula and La nuit des horloges. Perrey also worked with Rollin in various other capacities. In 1970, she was a production assistant for Rollin's third feature, Le frisson des vampires. She subsequently served as a screenplay writer for Tout le monde il en a deux, an assistant director for Fascination and Les paumées du petit matin, for which she also worked as script supervisor, and as editor on Les deux orphelines vampires and La fiancée de Dracula for which she also served as costume designer and script supervisor. Perrey also worked as script supervisor on Requiem for a Vampire and La Rose de Fer.
Filmography
Filmography
Film • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1969 — La Vampire Nue — Old Woman — The Naked Vampire • 1970 — Paris interdit — Une élève du cours de danse — Forbidden Paris; uncredited role • 1971 — On ne se dit pas tout entre époux — Short film • 1971 — La débauche — La femme du poète — Wife Swapping: French Style • 1972 — La rose de fer — Woman in Cemetery — The Iron Rose • 1973 — Le sourire vertical — Mère Jeanne des Anges — The Vertical Smile • 1975 — Lèvres de sang — Frédéric's Mother — Lips of Blood • 1976 — Suce moi vampire — Frédéric's Mother — Suck Me Vampire; Lips of Blood (hard version) • 1978 — Entrechattes — Dorothée Richemond • 1978 — Jouir! — Mado • 1980 — La nuit des traquées — La mère — Night of the Hunted • 1981 — Les paumées du petit matin — Asylum Nurse — The Escapees, The Runaways • 1982 — Mélodie pour Manuella — Manuella's Mother — Bizarre Marilyn • 1982 — Les défonceuses — La patronne du coffee-shop • 1983 — Baby Cat • 1984 — Jeans Tonic — Customer • 1989 — Perdues dans New York — Old Michelle — Lost in New York • 1997 — Les deux orphelines vampires — Nun, School Teacher — The Two Orphan Vampires • 2002 — La fiancée de Dracula — La sorcière — Dracula's Fiancee • 2005 — Quelque chose de mal — La grande-mère — Short film • 2007 — La nuit des horloges — Night of Clocks • 2009 — L'histoire de Marie — Old Woman — Short film • Year — Title — Notes • 1967 — Don Cherry — Short documentary; director • 1969 — Hallucinations sadiques — Sadistic Hallucinations; costumer • 1970 — Bartleby — Short film; script girl • 1970 — Le frisson des Vampires — Production assistant • 1971 — Requiem pour un vampire — Script • 1971 — La débauche — Assistant director • 1972 — Les petits enfants d'Attila — Script girl • 1972 — Le seuil du vide — Continuity • 1972 — La rose de fer — Script • 1972 — Pervertissima — Unit production manager • 1974 — Q — Prickly Problems; Script supervisor • 1974 — Tout le monde il en a deux — Screenplay writer • 1976 — Candice Candy — French Nympho; continuity • 1977 — Je suis une belle salope — I am a Beautiful Bitch; script supervisor • 1977 — Suprêmes jouissances — Exquisite Pleasure; script supervisor • 1977 — La grande baise — Script supervisor • 1977 — Les hôtesses du sexe — Writer • 1977 — Le roi des bricoleurs — Assistant director; editor • 1979 — Le piège à cons — script supervisor • 1979 — Pénétrez-moi par le petit trou — script supervisor • 1979 — Fascination — Assistant director • 1980 — Le segrete esperienze di Luca e Fanny — Summer in the Country; script supervisor • 1981 — Les Paumées du Petit Matin — Continuity, first assistant director • 1982 — Les défonceuses — Script supervisor • 1983 — Baby Cat — Continuity • 1990 — Le trésor des îles chiennes — Editor • 1992 — La plage des enfants perdus — Editor • 1992 — Coyote — Editor (Paris) • 1995 — Shéhérazade — Short film; editor • 1995 — Le poids du ciel — Short film; editor • 1995 — La prière de l'absent — Editor • 1995 — Jonathan — Short film; editor • 1997 — Les tourments de Miss Murphy — Short film; editor • 1997 — Les deux orphelines vampires — Editor • 1998 — Bye-Bye Souirty — Editor • 2000 — Banco — Script supervisor • 2000 — Ma sexualité de A à X — Direct-to-video; script supervisor • 2001 — Le septième ciel — Short film; script supervisor • 2001 — Le septième ciel — Short film; script supervisor; editor • 2002 — La fiancée de Dracula — Script supervisor; costume designer; editor • 2002 — Le miroir du fou — Continuity girl, script supervisor; editor • 2002 — Au premier dimanche d'août — A Summer Night Rendez-vous; short film; editor • 2004 — Julie Meyer — Short film; script supervisor • 2007 — Fi Intidar Pasolini — Editor • 2009 — L'histoire de Marie — Script supervisor
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1929
Nathalie Perrey born at Metz.
2012
Nathalie Perrey died at 14th arrondissement of Paris.
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Nathalie Perrey is recorded as actress, film editor and film director. Recorded at birth as Marie-Thérèse Amélie Perrey.
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