Person Details
Birthday: 1946-04-28 01:15:44
Aliases: Ginette Raynault
Gender: Female
Place of birth: Montreal, Québec, Canada
Homepage: http://www.ginettereno.com
Movie Involvements: 7
TV Involvements: 11
Most Famous Work
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Ginette Reno, OC, CQ (born April 28, 1946) is a French-Canadian author, composer, singer, and actress. She is known by the nickname "La Reno". Born as Ginette Reynault (some sources indicate Raynault) in Montreal, Quebec, she played the role of Maria Barberini in the independent film Mambo Italiano and played the mother in Léolo. She has recorded in both English and French. Her biggest hit in English is the 1971 song "Beautiful Second Hand Man". Among her recordings is a French version of the Lynsey de Paul song, "Storm in a Teacup". She mostly performs in her native Quebec. During her four-decade career, she has recorded approximately 60 albums. Description above from the Wikipedia article Ginette Reno, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Most Famous Work
Le Grand Échiquier
(1972) SelfLa petite séduction
(2006) SelfTic tac show
(2013) SelfLa Voix
(2013) SelfL'effet Wow
(2019) SelfLe match des étoiles
(2005) SelfOn connaît la chanson
(2011) SelfMillion Dollar Babies
(1994) Madame LegrosActing
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2023 | Mamie (voice) | |
2022 | Simone | |
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2020 | Simone | |
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2019 | Self | |
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2018 | Self | |
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2017 | Self | |
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2016 | Self | |
2015 | Self | |
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2014 | Self | |
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2013 | Self | |
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2012 | Self | |
2011 | Self | |
2010 | Self | |
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2009 | Self | |
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2008 | Self - Performer | |
2006 | Blanche 43-73 ans | |
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2005 | Self | |
2004 | Self | |
2003 | Self | |
Maria Barberini | ||
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2002 | Self | |
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1999 | Laura Cadieux | |
1998 | Laura Cadieux | |
Louise Dawson | ||
1996 | Self | |
1994 | Madame Legros | |
1992 | Mother | |
1991 | Self | |
1982 | Self | |
1972 | Self | |
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