Sophie Hardy

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Sophie Hardy
Born4 October 1938
Paris, France
Years active1960–

Sophie Hardy is a French actress. [1]

Filmography

YearTitleRoleDirectorNotes
1961Pitong gabi sa Paris Eddie Romero
1962La loi des hommes Charles Gérard
1962 Un clair de lune à Maubeuge Virginie Jean Chérasse
1963 Jeff Gordon, Secret Agent Claudine Raoul André
1963 Hardi Pardaillan! the travelling young woman Bernard Borderie
1964 Der Hexer Elise Alfred Vohrer
1964 La baie du désir La cousine Max Pécas
1964Cruelle méprise Jean-Michel Rankovitch
1964L'étrange auto-stoppeuseJean Darcy
1965 Three Hats for Lisa Lisa Milan Sidney Hayers
1965 The Desperado Trail (Winnetou III)Ann Harald Reinl
1965Cartes sur tableCynthia Lewis Jesús Franco
1966 The Trygon Factor Sophie Cyril Frankel
1970 Taste of Excitement Michela Don Sharp
1971 Road to Salina Linda Georges Lautner
2000 Drug Scenes GrandmotherSeb Lelouch, Simon Lelouch
2004Casablanca DriverLa femme de Coll Murray Maurice Barthélemy

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