Famous French - page 23

The Most Famous French
Name	Birthday	Nationality	Bio
Micheline Roquebrune	1929	French	Micheline Roquebrune is a petite Moroccan-French painter best known as the third wife the legendary Scottish actor Sir Sean Connery
Tina Kunakey	April 5, 1997	French	Tina Kunakey Di Vita is a model and wife of the French actor Vincent Cassel
Jade Weber	March 7, 2005	French	Scroll down this bio to find out everything about French model Jade Weber
Jeanne Calment	February 21, 1875	French	Jeanne Calment was a French supercentenarian who had the longest confirmed lifespan in human history
Angelique Boyer	July 4, 1988	French	Angelique Boyer, born as Angelique Monique-Paulette Boyer Rousseau, is a French actress
Charles Sobhraj	April 6, 1944	French	Charles Sobhraj is a French serial killer also known as the “Bikini Killer.”
Julien Kang	April 11, 1982	French	Julien Kang is a French-Canadian model and actor
Eva Green	July 6, 1980	French	Eva Green is a French actress known for her role in the movie ‘Casino Royale’
Jack John Christopher Depp III	April 9, 2002	French	Jack John Christopher Depp III is the son of Hollywood star Johnny Depp
François-Henri Pinault	May 28, 1962	French	François-Henri Pinault is a French entrepreneur and the Chairman and CEO of Kering

Singer, songwriter, composer, actor, director, screenwriter, novelist, Serge Gainsbourg wore several hats throughout his life

Jean-Philippe was one of the most influential French composers of his time

Yves Saint Laurent was an Algerian-French fashion designer, one of the greatest and most celebrated icons of the fashion industry

Paul Cezanne was an influential post-impressionist painter known for his radically intense style, bold colours and brushstrokes

Cesar Franck was a very influential composer, pianist and an inspiring teacher who authored memorable musical works

Baron de Montesquieu was a French lawyer, writer, and political philosopher

Michel Foucault was a popular French philosopher and historian

Claude Debussy was a famous French composer during the late 19th and early 20th centuries

Georges Bizet was a Romantic era French composer best known for his final work, ‘Carmen,’ an opera in four acts

Philippe I, Duke of Orleans was the King of France from 1610 to 1643