Known for:	Vie en rose, La / Big Fish / A Very Long Engagement
Birthday:	30 September 1975, Paris, France
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Marion has starred in roughly 50 films and television shows since she made her debut in 1993; but she's best known for her role opposite Russell Crowe in A Good Year and for her award-winning performance in La Vie en rose.

Marion Cotillard Denies 9/11 Attacks On U.s.

Picture Inside. photo courtesy of PR Photos/www.prphotos.comOscar winner Marion Cotillard reportedly sparked controversy yesterday after she accused the U.S. of making up the 9/11 attacks.She openly questioned the truth behind the terrorist attacks in an interview on a French website. She said referring to the two jets hitti... Read More » Marion Cotillard Denies 9/11 Attacks On U.s.

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The stars of new movie musical NINE are to be marched through a FAME-style bootcamp to make sure they can sing and dance when director ROB MARSHALL calls for action.The Chicago filmmaker is setting up a drama school, where his stars, including Penelope Cruz, Daniel Day-Lewis and Marion Cotillard can work exclusively on their high
Reuters - A diverse group of actors -- including French Oscar winner Marion Cotillard and "Borat" star Sacha Baron Cohen -- have been invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Reuters - When Marion Cotillard won the best-actress Academy Award in February for her portrayal of singer Edith Piaf in "La Vie En Rose," Jil Aigrot, at home in the South of France, became "very emotional."
The leader of a U.S. family group is calling for Academy Awards bosses to strip Marion Cotillard of her Oscar - for calling the 9/11 terrorist attacks a fake. Pastor Robert Westman of watchdog group Options was left stunned by the French actress made about the collapse of the World Trade Center, which appeared on the internet in the days following her Best Actress Oscar win last month.


So a French actress named Marion Cotillard has questioned the 9/11 tragedy, perhaps implying that the US deliberately destroyed the Twin Towers because it was cheaper to knocked 'em down with a coupla 747 jumbo jets and haul away the debris and bodies than to 're-cable' the buildings. "It was a money sucker," she said of the World Trade Center.

Now, Cotlillard is crying unfair saying her quote was taken 'out of context' and, merde, that it was from a silly 'old' interview anyway. An OLD interview? She said it in 2007...
Oh, the celebrity life.  You just can't even win a huge award these days without people poking around in your past and digging up all the stupid/controversial/just plain weird things you've ever said or done.  Marion Cotillard's latest, though, may soon have us all eating Freedom Fries again.  Check out MamaPop's coverage:     Oscar-winning actress Marion Cotillard revealed herself to be a conspiracy theory-spouting wing-nut in an interview from 2007 that was rebroadcast over the weekend. The interview was largely ignored when it first came out, but now that she's winning awards people are very interested in the fact that she thinks the collapse of the World Trade...

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AFP - French actress Marion Cotillard, who picked up an Oscar for best actress in Hollywood last week, has admitted to having doubts about the official version of the September 11 attacks in the US.
Oscar-winner MARION COTILLARD faces a potential backlash in America after casting doubt on the official account of the September 11 (01) terrorist atrocities in New York.The French star - who scooped the Best Actress Academy Award for her role in Edith Piaf biopic La Vie En Rose - has controversially blasted the accepted theory that
Actress Marion Cotillard sparked a political row yesterday after accusing America of fabricating the 9/11 attacks.

The 32-year-old French actress, who received an Oscar last month for her performance as singer Edith Piaf in La Vie En Rose, openly questioned the truth behind the terrorist atrocity in an interview broadcast on a French website.

"I think we're lied to about a number of things," Cotillard said, singling out the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center as an example of the US making up horror stories for political ends.
Reuters - If there were an Oscar for the standout star of Sunday's Academy Awards ceremony, it would have to go to France's best actress winner Marion Cotillard.
French actress Marion Cotillard will be relieved when the U.S. awards season is over - because she is sick of answering questions about herself.


French actress MARION COTILLARD will be relieved when the U.S. awards season is over - because she is sick of answering questions about herself.The 32-year-old, who took home the Best Actress Oscar for her role in La Vie En Rose on Sunday (24Feb08), was alarmed by the countless interviews she was required to sit for
French actress Marion Cotillard has continued Europe's success at the 2008 Oscars by claiming the event's Best Actress prize for her stunning portrayal of Edith Piaf in La vie en rose.


Oscar nominee MARION COTILLARD is still haunted by her first acting job - when she had to pretend her mother had died.The French actress was just a child when she landed her first job and she struggled to comprehend why she had to grieve for her mother, who was waiting for her off camera.Cotillard, who
PARIS (AP) - France's film industry gave its coveted Cesar award for best actress to Oscar hopeful Marion Cotillard on Friday for her portrayal of French songstress Edith Piaf.


Actress MARION COTILLARD kickstarted her Oscars weekend in style - by claiming France’s top acting prize.The Oscar nominee claimed a Best Actress Cesar for her acclaimed portrayal of tragic singer Edith Piaf in La Vie en Rose on Friday night (22Feb08).The honour further cements Cotillard as a red-hot favourite for Oscar gold on Sunday (24Feb08)
Oscar-nominated French actress MARION COTILLARD feared she’d taken on too much when she started to study photographs of a "destroyed" EDITH PIAF while researching her role as the singer.Cotillard was initially thrilled to land the role of the tragic performer in La Vie En Rose, but quickly realised the transformation to Piaf would not be
Reuters - Marion Cotillard, who was nominated for an Oscar for her star turn as Edith Piaf in "La Vie en Rose," is in negotiations to join Johnny Depp and Christian Bale in the Depression-era crime drama "Public Enemies."
LA VIE EN ROSE is leading the way at France’s Cesar film awards with 11 nominations.The movie, released under the name La Mome in France, is shortlisted for the coveted Best Picture award along with The Diving Bell And The Butterfly, Persepolis, La Graine et le Mulet and Un Secret.French star Marion Cotillard plays tragic
Daniel Day-Lewis and French actress Marion Cotillard were both winners at the Los Angeles Film Critics Awards - landing the Best Actor and Actress prizes.

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