Corinne Masiero (born 3 February 1964) is a French actress. She was born in Douai. She began acting in her late 20s, initially appearing in the theatre before moving on to the screen. She is best known for her lead role in the 2012 film Louise Wimmer, for which she was nominated for the Cesar Award for best actress. She has also had notable roles in Rust and Bone and 11.6. Masiero began acting relatively late in life. She also lived on the streets for a few years before discovering theatre. At the age of 28, after having worked at various odd jobs, she joined a theatre company. Her early roles were in comedies by Georges Feydeau and adaptations of Rainer Werner Fassbinder. In 2014, during the municipal elections, Masiero ran on the Left Front slate in Roubaix. She supported François Ruffin, for La France insoumise during the 2017 French legislative election. At the 2021 Cesar Awards, Masiero stripped naked in protest against the French government's plan of Covid-19 restrictions. Source: Article "Corinne Masiero" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

Filmography

• 2027A double tour
• 2027En haut de la pile
• 2026Into the Blue — Valérie Carbonnel
• 2026Un Château en Espagne — Director
• 2024Enough is Enough! — La femme au siège bébé
• Panique au 31 — Cuisinière prisonnière
• 2024Striking The Palace — Simone
• Sur la dalle — Retancourt
• 2023A Cat's Life — Madeleine
• 2023Boomerang — Louise Falconetti
• 2023Pavane — Cora
• 2023The Marginalized — Michèle
• 2022Le Siècle des couturières — Narrator
• Spirit of Winter — Médecin psychiatre
• 2020Delete History — Christine
• 2020I Love You Coiffure — Félicie (segment "Le barbecue")
• 2020Lucky — Alice Deschamps
• 2019Colombine — Colombine
• 2019Quand sort la recluse — Violette Retancourt
• Quand sort la recluse — Violette Retancourt
• 2019The Invisibles — Manu, director of l'Envol
• 2018Northern Wind — Véronique
• 2017Je les aime tous — Solange
• 2017La consolation — Françoise
• 2017Souffler plus fort que la mer — Louison, la mère
• 2017The Man-Woman Case — Eugène Falleni (voice)
• 2016Carole Matthieu — Christine Pastres
• 2016Couple in a Hole — Celine
• 2016Rock'n'roll Will Never Die — Coco
• Capitaine Marleau — Capitaine Marleau
• 2015Courted — Marie-Jeanne Metzer
• 2015Crack of Dawn — Mother
• 2015Simon — Laurence
• 2014Discount — Christiane Gendron
• 2014Entre vents et marées — Capitaine Marleau
• Entre vents et marées — Capitaine Marleau
• 201311.6 — Marion
• 2013Lulu in the Nude — La patronne du bar
• 2013Miserere — Monique Mendez
• 2013Queens of the Ring — Viviane
• 2013Suzanne — Éliane, l'avocate
• 2013The Lanzac Clan — Suzanne Bernier
• 2013The Marchers — Dominique
• 2013Vandal — La juge
• 2013Way Back Home — Hellboy
• Chambre 327 — Simone
• Merlin — Ferrosa
• 2012Ombline — Sonia
• 2012Peter — Peter’s Mother
• 2012Rust and Bone — Anna
• 2011La part des anges — Lola Hortez
• 2011Louise Wimmer — Louise Wimmer
• 2010A Dubious Place — Lieutenant Violette Retencourt
• 2009In the Beginning — Corinne
• 2009La salle d’attente
• 2009Seeking Whom He May Devour — Lieutenant Violette Retencourt
• 2009The Chalk Circle Man — Le lieutenant Violette Retancourt
• The Little Murders of Agatha Christie — Angélique
• 2008A Pain in the Ass — Suzanne
• 2008Clémentine
• Collection Fred Vargas — Violette Retancourt
• Les Bougon — Ninon
• Sous les vents de Neptune — Lieutenant Violette Retancourt
• 2008Versailles: The Dream of a King — La mère de l'ouvrier décédé
• 2007Moi, Louis enfant de la mine - Courrières 1906 — Blanche
• 2007Surprise! — La fille qui regarde la télévision
• 1993Germinal — Dancer in a pink dress (uncredited)
• Groland — Corinne Masiegro
• Anti Z — Sylvie
• Bandit Rouge
• Capitaine Marleau — Capitaine Marleau
• Fucklove
• Neptunes Thunder — Lieutenant Violette Retencourt
• Radio Bonheur
• Séraphine

Appearances as themselves (5)

• 2024Les Scandaleuses — Self
• 2024Rire (enfin) au féminin — self
• Beau geste — Self
• 2022Inceste, le dire et l'entendre — Self : Actress
• Quelle époque ! — Self - Guest