Louise Rémy
Louise Rémy was a Canadian actress from Quebec, active in television, film, and French-language dubbing.
Louise Rémy was a Canadian actress from Quebec, active in television, film, and French-language dubbing. She was born in 1938 and died in Montreal in 2016. She is also noted as the sister of actress Monique Miller.
Early life
Louise Rémy was born in Quebec in 1938. Sources identify her as a Quebecois actress and state that her birth name was Marie Yvette Carmen Louise Tefner dite Miller.
Career
Rémy began her artistic career in the 1950s and worked in Quebec television, film, and dubbing. She was associated with long-running and popular French-language productions, including several television series and children's programming.
Notable roles
She is known for roles in Trouble fête, Beyond Forty, and Beau temps, mauvais temps. Radio-Canada and other sources also mention appearances in Moi et l’autre, Symphorien, Des dames de coeur, Un signe de feu, 4 et demi..., and Les Machos.
Death
Louise Rémy died suddenly in Montreal on 3 July 2016 at age 77. Reports published at the time noted that a tribute was planned for her in Montreal.
Key facts
- Born in Quebec in 1938 and died in Montreal in 2016.
- Worked as an actress in Quebec television, film, and dubbing.
- Appeared in productions including Beau temps, mauvais temps, Trouble fête, and Beyond Forty.
- Provided French-language dubbing and voiced Perline in Passe-Partout.
- Was the younger sister of actress Monique Miller.
Louise Rémy is part of Quebec’s French-language screen and dubbing industry, and her career is tied to Canadian television, film, and children’s programming.
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References
- IMDb — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0753731/Supports: Birth date, death date, nationality context, occupation, and selected credits.
- French Wikipedia — https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louise_R%C3%A9mySupports: Canadian nationality, occupation, birth name, and death in Montreal.
- Radio-Canada — https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/791081/louise-remy-comedienne-decesSupports: Death notice, career in Quebec television, dubbing work, and voice role in Passe-Partout.
- Journal de Québec — https://www.journaldequebec.com/2016/07/05/la-comedienne-louise-remy-nest-plus-1Supports: Career overview, sister relationship to Monique Miller, and examples of television roles.