Nathalie Perrey
French actress (1929–2012)
Nathalie Perrey (born Marie–Therese Amelie Perrey; 28 February 1929 – 25 March 2012) was a French actress, best known for her many years working with director Jean Rollin. Her long career also included regular work as a film editor and script supervisor.
Career
Perrey worked for nearly four decades in the French film industry., most notably as an actress. She appeared in many small or supporting roles, and is best known for her work with director Jean Rollin in various productions over a thirty-year period. Perrey made her film debut in 1969 in Rollin's La vampire nue, his second feature film. She went on to play minor roles in a number of his other films, including La rose de fer, Lèvres de sang, ''La nuit des traquées, Les paumées du petit matin, Perdues dans New York, Les deux orphelines vampires, La fiancée de Dracula and La nuit des horloges.
Perrey also worked with Rollin in various other capacities. In 1970, she was a production assistant for Rollin's third feature, Le frisson des vampires. She subsequently served as a screenplay writer for Tout le monde il en a deux, an assistant director for Fascination and Les paumées du petit matin, for which she also worked as script supervisor, and as editor on Les deux orphelines vampires and La fiancée de Dracula for which she also served as costume designer and script supervisor. Perrey also worked as script supervisor on Requiem for a Vampire and La Rose de Fer .
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