Louise Turcot
Known For
Acting
Born
1944-10-05 in Montréal, Québec, Canada
Biography
Actress and writer, Louise Turcot has been an icon in the Quebec theatre, cinema and television industries for more than 50 years. Graduated from the Dramatic arts Conservatory in 1965, she starts her career in the same year with the Théâtre populaire du Québec (TPQ), with which she plays many classical roles.
Most Known For
A Sudden Text
as Ginette St-Pierre
Bonsoir bonsoir!
as Self
Les Enfants de la télé
as Self
Rue des Pignons
as Josée Brissette
The Parents
as Madeleine
The Parents
as Madeleine Rivard
Feux
as Gisèle Grenier
Charming
as Lisette
Miss Boots
as Viviane
Two Women
as Voisine caméo
Grande Ourse
as Nicole Corbeil
Two Women In Gold
as Violette Lamoureux
La promesse
as Jeanne Caron
Distinct Society
as Solange
Santa Maria
Our Loved Ones
as Aline Leblanc
Testament
as Madame Demers
One Summer
as Madame Cécile
Notre Dame de Moncton
as Victorine
Fais ça court
as Self - Actress