Anne Vernon
Biography
Anne Vernon (born Édith Antoinette Alexandrine Vignaud; 9 January 1924) is a French retired film and television actress who appeared in 40 films between 1948 and 1970, including three films that were entered into the main competition at the Cannes Film Festival. She appeared in films of multiple countries, including French, British, Italian, and American. As of 2025, she is believed to be among the last surviving leading ladies of the 1940s cinema.
Known For
Acting
1962
asMadame Bellac
1964
asMadame Emery
1957
asBaronessa Elena di Vallombrosa
1954
asJane
1957
asFrançoise Dumont
1955
asHermine des Œillets
1950
asNita Palmer
1955
asCarmela
1949
asCatherine Beryl
1951
asJeanne Masson
1957
asCatherine Deligny
1953
asJanine Lyncort
1951
asCaroline Mortier
1953
asFrançoise Laurent
1952
asClementine
1952
asLe commissaire spécial Thérésa Larsen
1951
asJeannine Meunier
1955
asMadelon
1964
asVéronique Carradine
1957
asLucette Vignon
1967
asMrs Voisin (scenes deleted)
1959
as
1953
asGisèle Delaroche
1966
asHenriette Laroque
1968
asSophie
1952
asGenoveffa di Brabante
1957
asViolette Chatelard
1956
asHélène Dupré
1961
asClaudia
1970
asNathalie
1950
asAndrea's sister
1968
asMademoiselle Le Blanc
1956
asCatherine Piedeboeuf
1966
asDorothée Yankov-Donati
1956
asClaire Grandjean
1958
as(uncredited)
1955
asClothilde de Marelle
1948
asIrène
1949
asRenee de Vaillant
1959
asCarla Fassio
1966
asDecrees
asSelf (archive footage)
asAgnès
asMme Naïs de Bargeton
asSelf
Production
Crew
Directing
