Caroline Loeb
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Born in Paris, she grew up in New York where his father opened an art gallery. She came back to France and worked for Kenzo. Released an album "Loeb C.D." produced by Zilka and became very famous with the second one (1986) with the hit she wrote: "C'est la ouate" composed by Philippe Chany. Directed Judith Magre who obtained a Molière (French Theatre Award) for the play "Shirley" (2000/ 2001) and obtained a lot of success directing Lio in "Lio chante Prévert" (2001/2002).
Known for
Credits
The Mother and the Whore (1973)
as A young girl reading the newspaper on the terrace (uncredited)
My Little Loves (1974)
Actor
Lady Oscar (1979)
Actor
Quartet (1981)
as Nun
The Chicks (1985)
as Adèle
The Favour, the Watch and the Very Big Fish (1991)
as Shabby Cafe Waitress
Des mains en or (2023)
as Denise
La belle histoire de la chanson française (2026)
as Self
Cœurs croisés (1987)
as Paulette
Flames (1978)
as Barbara
Stars 80 (2012)
as Kebab boss's wife
The Orphan Plus Minus an Arm (2012)
as Maggy
Meurtres à Château-Thierry (2024)
as Gladys Menard
Rien dans les poches (2008)
as Joss
Les Enfants de la Pop 80's (2012)
as Self (archive footage)
The Night Wears Suspenders (1985)
as Louise
La Génération des Enfants du rock (2024)
as Self (voice)
RFM Party 80 La tournée Best of à Bercy (2012)
as Self
Nos plus belles années 80 : La Compil ! (2013)
as Self (archive footage)
Happiness, Nothing Less (2013)
as Virginie
Paperback Woman (1989)
as Julie
L'ombre d'un jeu (1980)
as Liliane
Années 80, les brunes comptent plus pour des prunes ! (2024)
as Self (voice / archive footage)
A Glimpse of Happiness (2021)
as Woman of the fire