The legendary comedian Louis de Funes, at the first meeting with this actress, which took place in 1952, announced that luck comes with her, and expressed his intention to shoot her in all his comedies. She more than once brilliantly portrayed the wives of the heroes of Louis De Funes, including the wife of the police officer Louis, Josephine, whom her chosen one fondly called "my goat." Our heroine admitted that after the death of her partner in the cinema, she does not watch films where they worked together, as this causes her sadness and sadness.
General information
Claude Jansac - theater and film actress from France. In the track record of the native city of Asi-en Multyan, 62 cinematographic works. She played characters from such well-known feature films as Oscar, Joe, Cabbage Soup, Wing or Leg.
The actress had a working relationship with the actors: Louis de Funes, Max Montavon, Mario David, Michel Galabru, Guy Grosso and others. Our heroine starred in the following directors: Jean Giraud, Edouard Molinaro, Gerard Verger, Claude Vital, Herve Reno and others. Films Claude Zhansak represents such movie genres: comedy, detective, drama, crime, melodrama. The first shot in the frame in 1952, when she portrayed Evelyn - the heroine of the film "The life of a decent man."
The zodiac sign is Pisces. She was married twice. Information about personal life, children of Claude Zhansak and not only are posted below.
Biography
The future actress was born on March 1, 1927 in the French town of Asi-en-Multian, located in the Oise department in the family of opera singer Andre Zhansak. When the girl was six years old, her father left the family. After graduating from high school, Claude Jansac at the request of his mother enters the Paris Conservatory in the drama department. During study, our heroine meets Pierre Mondi, who in 1952 will become her husband. Young people will part two years later.
In 1958, Henri Schman, an actor and entrepreneur who worked for Ford's automobile company, will enter Claude Jansack's personal life. The family will have a son Frederick, who is now engaged in composer activities. Frederick is the father of two children. Claude and Henri divorced in 1977.
In 1989, the actress settled in Normandy, where she will live until the end of her life. In 2005, she will present an autobiographical book entitled “My Me … It's Easier to Say!” Claude Jansac died on October 27, 2016 at the age of 89.
The main theatrical works
For the first time she appeared on stage in the production of “Without Ceremonies”, where Louis de Funes acted as her partner. In 1974, she played a major role in the play "Mad of Chaillon." In 1984, she composed a creative duet with actor Robert Manuel in the theatrical action Two Virgins. Then she appeared in the project Le Dindon.
Claude Zhansak served in two theaters: in the theater of Edward VII and in Marigny, with whom she signed a labor agreement in 1977. In 2008, she portrayed a quick-witted secretary who is conducting an investigation in the project "The Parrot and the Chicken."
First movie roles
After working in the film “The Life of a Decent Man, ” Claude Zhansak got a role in the 1957 television film in the multi-part format “Camera Explores Time”. A little later she played Francoise in the project "In the last five minutes." In 1964, she starred with Michel Boiron in the main role in the comedy film "How to Marry the Prime Minister."
Cinematographic work with Louis De Funes
In 1967, Claude Jansac appeared in the French comedy Oscar with Louis De Funes. This is a story about how an employee of an industrial company asks its owner to raise his salary up to 6 thousand francs so that he could ask for the hands of his daughter. Oscars in the USSR alone were watched by 27 million viewers.
In the same year, our actress identified herself with Isabelle in the comedy "Big Vacations", where she was again lucky to interact in the frame with Louis De Funes. In this comedy film, Bosquier, the director of the famous private school, has problems because his son, instead of going to the UK for a language exchange program, went with a schoolgirl from England, the guest of our hero, on a trip on a yacht.
In 1968, Claude Zhansak starred in the comedy "The Gendarme Marries, " and a year later in the movie "Frozen." In the film of the genre, the comedy of Jean Giraud "Joe" in 1971 becomes Sylvia. In this story, the writer Antoine set out to kill someone who holds evidence of the once shameful behavior of the wife of the protagonist.
In 1982, actress Claude Zhansak reincarnated as Joseph in the movie "Gendarme and Gendarmes."
