Marlène Jobert

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Characters played by Marlène Jobert

Élisabeth Choquet — Masculin Féminin (1966)

Élisabeth Choquet is Madeleine's roommate, whom Madeleine introduces to Paul. She later lives with Paul, Madeleine and Catherine, and questions Paul's claim that Madeleine is pregnant. Madeleine wants Élisabeth to move into a high-rise apartment with them, but Paul opposes the arrangement.

Lorène — Touch and Go (1971)

Wife of the Swiss consul who assists Valentin and Basil in escaping during their desert adventures.

Catherine — We Won't Grow Old Together (1972)

Catherine is a young shop assistant who has spent six years in an unstable affair with Jean, waiting for him to leave his wife. Although she repeatedly returns after arguments and emotional breakdowns, visits to her supportive family and a new, kinder relationship help her gain independence. In the final meeting, she firmly rejects Jean and walks away.

Nelly Wagner — The Wonderful Crook (1975)

Nelly is the village postwoman whom Pierre threatens during a robbery. She faints, and he abandons the theft to revive her. When she wakes, she does not denounce him. After Pierre follows her and explains his circumstances, she becomes his accomplice in the robberies, making her a direct partner in his criminal activities.

Julia Vandal — The Secret (1974)

Julia Vandal lives with Thomas Berthelot in an isolated farmhouse and becomes involved when David Daguerre arrives seeking refuge. She is initially uncertain whether David is a genuine political fugitive or the dangerous escaped patient described by authorities, but she and Thomas nevertheless provide him with assistance while the pursuit intensifies.

Jeanne Dumas, the new auxiliary — Last Known Address (1970)

A young auxiliary police officer partnered with Leonetti. She participates in sting operations and assists in tracking the witness. Her idealism turns to disillusionment after the witness is assassinated under police watch, leading her to leave the force.

Rita, Léontine's niece — Don't Take God's Children for Wild Geese (1968)

Rita is an ambitious young gangster's moll and Léontine's niece. Kept by Fred, she betrays him to Charles in exchange for a promised share of the gold, but Charles cheats her after acquiring it. She turns to Léontine for help, and the older woman uses the remaining booty to secure Rita's future.

Julie Ballanger — Mad Enough to Kill (1975)

Julie Ballanger is a young woman recently released from a psychiatric clinic and hired as governess to Thomas. After being kidnapped with Thomas and Georges, she is forced to write a false confession, deceives the hitman, escapes with Thomas, and leads their dangerous journey while trying to protect him.

Ada Barletta — A Dangerous Toy (1979)

Vittorio's wife who lives with him in Milan. She becomes seriously ill during the course of the story. Despite her weakening condition, she attempts to stop Vittorio from seeking revenge against the Griffos before she dies.

Career Overview

Marlène Jobert has 42 screen credits in a career dating back to 1966. Signature works include Rider on the Rain, Your Turn, My Turn, We Won't Grow Old Together. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
42
Birth Date
1940-11-04
Birth Place
Algiers, Alger, France

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