Biography
Born Nov. 24, 1983 in Drummondville, Québec, Canada, Karine Vanasse won a Gémeaux Award for hosting the kids' science series, "Les débrouillards" (TFO, 1990-2003), but ascended to movie stardom with the starring role in Léa Pool's powerful "Emporte-moi" ("Set Me Free") (1999), the coming-of-age tale of an unusually intelligent and sensitive 13-year-old tomboy. Recognized as a major find, Vanasse won a slew of international honors, including …
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Career Milestones
2011 | Landed a regular role on the ABC 1960s-era drama "Pan Am" as the romantic Parisian Colette | |
2011 | Acted opposite Owen Wilson in Woody Allen-directed fantasy romance "Midnight in Paris" | |
2004 | Cast in a supporting role opposite Charlize Theron and Penelope Cruz in war drama "Head in the Clouds" | |
2001 | Starred in Canadian film "Games of the Heart" | |
1999 | Played the title role of a teenager trying to find her identity in a tormented family environment in drama feature "Set Me Free" | |
1989 | Co-hosted the Canadian children's program "Les débrouillards" | |
| Appeared in Quebec's teen show "Club des 100 watts" after winning a lip sync competition | ||