Audrey Tautou Biography

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performance. The response of course was more than just great for the picture immediately became a smash hit in the international market and the most successful French film in the States that year, grossing over $33 million which made a total sum of almost 174 million U.S. dollar in worldwide income. Furthermore, it even directed her to score a BAFTA Award nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role category in 2002.

Consequently rose to international fame afterwards, Audrey effectively used the exposure to broaden her profile with conducting her first English language role in “Dirty Pretty Things” (2002) opposite Chiwetel Ejiofor. Though there were actually some good offers to star in American movies, she instead preferred to keep working in her native France and took parts in films like “Lost Seamen” (2003) plus “A Very Long Engagement” (2004) among others. Nevertheless, the actress eventually gave in to Hollywood after she won the audition for the role of cryptologist Sophie Neveu in “The Da Vinci Code” (2006) which was adapted by Ron Howard based on Dan Brown's phenomenal novel of the same title. Concerning her love life, Audrey apparently opts not to discuss it openly as she ...

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always refuses to talk about this matter when being interviewed, but it was reported that she has already engaged to American writer Lance Mazmanian, a Las Vegas-born who is also an award-winning photographer and aspiring filmmaker.

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