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Claudine Monfette

b. 1947

Canadian actress

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Born 1947. Claudine Monfette is a Canadian film actor and film director.

Claudine Monfette (nicknamed Mouffe; born on 31 January 1945 at Montreal, Canada) is a Quebec actress, screenwriter and lyricist.

Biography A graduate of the National Theater School in 1966, Mouffe met Robert Charlebois and became his partner. She worked with him and wrote him several of his songs, among which "Deux femmes en or" and especially "Ordinaire", a title which became one of his greatest hits.

She then wrote for the singer Renée Claude in 1975. She signs "Rêver en couleur" and "Le mur du son" to music by Robert Charlebois and "Je suis une femme" to a composition by André Gagnon.

Later, she also signed some texts for Nicole Martin (Fais-moi confiance, title appeared on the album Laisse-moi partir in 1979, then Vivre ma vie in 1982 to music by Angelo Finaldi, A retro girl in 1984...).

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Who is Claudine Monfette?

Canadian actress

When was Claudine Monfette born?

Claudine Monfette was born on 31 January 1947 in Montreal.

What is Claudine Monfette's occupation?

Claudine Monfette is a film actor and film director.

What nationality is Claudine Monfette?

Claudine Monfette is Canadian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Claudine Monfette

· Wikidata: Q2978495

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