Marie Kremer (born 15 April 1982 in

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) is a

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. Her first leading role was in the 2003 movie ''I Always Wanted to be a Saint'' (''J'ai toujours voulu être une sainte'')., for which she won the

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's Female Talent Award. After that, she played in ''St.Jacques-La Mecque'', a film about a group of people on their way to Santiago de Compostela. She is also to be seen in '' Caché'' (directed by Michael Haneke, well-known from his movie "Funny Games"), and also in ''Ravages'', a film from Christophe Lamotte, ''

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'' and ''Beneath the rooftops of Paris''. In 2012 she was nominated for the

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. Kremer is a native speaker of

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. She also speaks fluent

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and

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, as well as some

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and

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. From 2009-17, she was a cast member of ''

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''. She starred in six episodes of Profilage as Louise Drancourt - young and beautiful nurse, engaged and preparing to be a stepmother. She is stalking Chloe and later tells her that the two of them are daughters of a same father. This, however, turns out to be a lie; Louise was working as a nurse in the center where Chloe's father was locked. She had been listening his stories about Chloe and became obsessed with her. She wanted to be the only person that Chloe cares about. At Louise's wedding, Chloe began to realize that and Mathieu tried to arrest Louise, who stabbed him in the neck. Two seasons later we find out that Louise did not went to jail but to hospital, insisting that she was ill and not responsible for her actions. She made one of her doctors kill himself blaming Chloe. Then Louise was taken by Adelle, who wanted her to admit what she did in order to prove that Chloe was innocent. Instead, Louise charmed Adele, almost making her take her side. But when Louise tried to kill Chloe's daughter, she was arrested with Adele's help and this is the last time we see Marie Kremer's character.

Filmography

Film

*2003: '' J'ai toujours voulu être une sainte'': Norah *2005: ''Saint-Jacques… La Mecque'': Camille *2005: '' Caché'': Jeannette *2005: ''Le Couperet'': Judy Rick *2006: ''Charell'': hotel maid *2006: '' Quand j'étais chanteur'' *2006: ''Dikkenek'': Fabienne *2006: '' Mon fils à moi'': Suzanne *2006: ''Mon colonel'' : Thérèse *2006: '' La Faute à Fidel!'': Isabelle *2006: ''Les Ambitieux'': Marie *2007: ''Michou d'Auber'': stationery seller *2007: ''Les Toits de Paris'': Julie *2007: '' Survivre avec les loups'': Janine *2008: ''Bientôt j'arrête'': Chanel *2009: '' Soeur Sourire'': Françoise *2009: ''Le Bel Âge'' (or ''L'Insurgée''): Marie *2011: ''

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Television

*2003: ''Péril imminent'', TV film: Clémentine Ercourt *2007: ''Chez Maupassant'', TV series, episode ''Histoire d'une fille de ferme'': Rose Janvier *2007: ''Ravages'', TV film: Florence *2009: ''Mac Orlan'', TV series, episode ''Jusqu'au bout du monde'': Cyrielle *2009: ''Contes et nouvelles du XIXe siècle'', TV series, episode ''Le bonheur dans le crime'': Claire Stassin *2009–2017: ''

'', TV series: Lucienne Borderie *2010: ''Les Vivants et les Morts'', TV series *2010: ''Profilage'', TV series: Louise *2017: '' Transferts'', TV series: Oriane Mareuil

Awards

2004 : Prix du talent féminin, for ''J'ai toujours voulu être une sainte''

References

External links

* 1982 births Living people People from Uccle Belgian film actresses 21st-century Belgian actresses {{Belgium-actor-stub