Corynne Charby

Corynne Charby is a former French actress, pop singer, and model, born on July 12, 1960, in Paris. She began her career in the early 1980s, with her best-known role in the 1981 film 'La Chèvre', where she played a young woman sought by Pierre Richard and Gérard Depardieu. In 1982, she appeared in 'Plus beau que moi tu meurs' with Aldo Maccione, and then in Rebelote the following year. Her final film role was in 1984, playing a prostitute in 'Un Été d'enfer' with Thierry Lhermitte, after which she struggled to find another important part and effectively ended her acting career.

Charby found greater success in music, gaining popularity in 1986 with her summer hit 'Boule de flipper', composed by French singer Christophe. This was followed by 'Pile ou face' in 1987, which topped the French SNEP Singles Chart. Both songs became staples of French popular music and appear on many compilations of 80s hits. She is of Caucasian ethnicity, has brown hair and brown eyes, a slim build, and is 66 years old.

Today, she remains a recognizable figure from the 1980s, known for her contributions to French pop culture. She is straight and has appeared in nude scenes in some of her films.