Myriam Boyer

After a difficult childhood (following a poor environment, when the parents are separated, her mother was sick and disabled and his father, an alcoholic and violent, lived in a trailer ; she followed the latter when it was very small in the cafés of the Mulatière the Sunday and dancing on the tables), she begins to work as early as 16 years as a typist facturière (in a Peugeot, in the silk trade in lyons...); at the age of 17 it gets burned to the third degree with the wax so that it is used in a jeweler ; during his convalescence, she went to the theatre just go near it, the theatre of the Cothurne of Marcel Maréchal, and manages to get hired, and then she takes courses of theatre, the Théâtre de la Cité of Villeurbanne precisely (which would become the NPT in 1972), and then is noticed by Agnès Varda. At 18, she married Roger Cornillac with whom she had a son, Clovis Cornillac. She was also the wife of John Berry of 1975 until the latter's death in 1999 (he made him discover the hollywood life, which she tire quickly) ; they had one son, Arny Berry. In 1997, she obtained her first Molière of the best actress for Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf ? Edward Albee. In 2006, she was awarded the Prize "Recognition of moviegoers" awarded to Puget-Théniers (Alpes-Maritimes) by the association "Memory of film buffs," for the whole of his career. In 2008, she received a second Molière, for La vie devant soi by Romain Gary (Emile Ajar), directed by Didier Long, at the Marigny Theatre, award-winning play, in the same year by the Molière of the private theatre and the Molière of the adapter. In December 2009, she spins in the latest film by Bertrand Blier, in which she was one of the main roles in the side deJean Dujardin. In 2010, she married the actor Philippe Vincent.