Elisa Tovati

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Elisa Tovati
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Elisa Tovati at the premiere of La Vérité si je mens ! 3 in January 2012
Background information
Birth nameElisa Touati
Born (1976-03-23) 23 March 1976 (age 47)
Paris, France

Elisa Tovati born Elisa Touati is a French singer, actress and television personality.

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Early years

Elisa Tovati was born in 1976 to parents of Russo-Moroccan Jewish origins in Paris, France. She showed interest in theatre early in her life, and her teenage years saw her co-presenting a French programme Y'a pas d'lézard. Her co-star was Stéphane Tapie.

Film

As the years went on, she featured in many telefilms such as Navarro, Highlander and Extrême Limite. Her singing career was to evolve as she was spotted during Roger Hanin's Soleil and the more crucial La Vérité si je mens ! 2 (2001) where she played the girlfriend of José Garcia.

In 2007 she starred in 99 Francs featuring Jean Dujardin and Vahina Giocante.

In late 2014 she became a contestant on the fifth season of TF1's Danse avec les Stars .

Singing career

Her singing career began on the same year her last film hit the big screen. She compiled her first album whose name comes from her first ever song and single, making it to the Top 50 in the French Charts, Moi, je t'aime pour rien. Her 2002 album, Ange Étrange was made possible by others in the music industry, namely: Rick Allison, Richard Seff, Patrick Bruel, Yaël Benzaquen and fellow musician Axelle Renoir. In 2011, she released her first album in six years Le syndrome de Peter Pan . [1]

Personal life

In 2006, Tovati married Universal music producer Sébastien Saussez. The couple has two sons. [2]

Discography

Albums

Album TitleAlbum detailsPeak chart positions
FRA
Ange Étrange
Je ne mâche pas les mots 53
Le syndrome de Peter Pan 45
Cabin 23113

Singles

YearTitlePeak chart PositionsAlbum
FRA BEL (FLA) BEL (WAL) SWI
2002"Moi, je t'aime pour rien"93Non-album single
2006"Débile menthol"Je ne mâche pas les mots
2011"Il nous faut" (with Tom Dice)61136Le syndrome de Peter Pan
2012"Tous les chemins"68Le syndrome de Peter Pan
Others

Filmography

YearTitleRoleDirectorNotes
1993Premiers baisersCélineNicolas CahenTV series (1 Episode : "Les loubards")
Golden Balls Rita Bigas Luna
19943000 scénarios contre un virusJacky CukierTV series (1 Episode : "Affreux, bêtes et très méchants")
1995 Nestor Burma OmayaJoël SériaTV series (1 Episode : "Le cinquième procédé")
Extrême limiteLouiseBernard DuboisTV series (2 episodes)
Les derniers motsA thugYannick SailletShort
NavarroFloNicolas RibowskiTV series (1 Episode : "Le choix de Navarro")
1997À fond la caisseWonder WomanVincent RivierShort
Highlander: The Series Gilda Richard Martin TV series (1 Episode : "Duende")
SoleilMounette Roger Hanin
NavarroValentinaNicolas Ribowski (X2)TV series (1 Episode : "Verdict")
1998-1999Au coeur de la loiNadiaDenis MallevalTV series (6 episodes)
2001La vérité si je mens! 2Chochana BoutboulThomas Gilou
2002Génération start-upArnaud SélignacTV movie
Sexes très opposésAnnick Éric Assous
2004Paul SauvageIrisFrédéric TellierTV movie
Imperium: NeronePoppea Paul Marcus TV movie
2006Fabien CosmaLouise MonclarBruno GarciaTV series (1 Episode : "Sans raison apparente")
2007Zone libreMauricette Christophe Malavoy
99 Francs Tamara Jan Kounen
2008La jeune fille et les loupsSérénaGilles Legrand
2009CyprienAurore DiamentisDavid Charhon
2011 La chance de ma vie The brideNicolas Cuche
Comme tu lui ressemblesCélinePhilippe CoroyerShort
2012La vérité si je mens! 3Chochana BoutboulThomas Gilou (X2)
Tu honoreras ta mère et ta mèreRachel Brigitte Roüan
2014Le dernier mirageSelimaNidhal Chatta
20153 Mariages et un coup de foudreSarah Gilles de Maistre TV movie
Nos chers voisinsMarjorieNath DumontTV series (3 episodes)

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References

  1. Déborah Laurent (September 12, 2011). "Elisa Tovati, ex-princesse "rattrapée par les événements"". 7 Sur 7 (in French). Retrieved May 15, 2012.
  2. "Elisa Tovati, maman d'un petit Léo". RTL. March 2, 2012. Retrieved May 15, 2012.