Natacha Régnier
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Nathalie "Natacha" Régnier (born 11 April 1974) is a Belgian actress. She received a Cannes Film Festival Award, a European Film Award, and a César Award for her role in the 1998 film The Dreamlife of Angels. Régnier is the first Belgian actress to win a César Award.
Known for
Credits
Mood Indigo (2013)
as La marchande de remède
Don't Do That! (2004)
as Nicole
The Prey (2011)
as Christine Maurel
Above the Law (2017)
as Véronique Pirotte
Capital (2012)
as Diane Tourneuil
The Son of Joseph (2016)
as Marie
Tell Me Yes... (1995)
as Sophie
Boxes (2007)
as Fanny
A Time to Love (1999)
as Claire
The Dreamlife of Angels (1998)
as Marie Thomas
Morning Star (2012)
as Angèle
Trouble (2005)
as Claire
Pour toi, j'ai tué (2012)
as Isabelle Fayet
Criminal Lovers (1999)
as Alice
Petite sœur (1996)
as Véronique Botelli
The Seagull (1996)
as Valéria
Green Paradise (2004)
as Isabelle
That Day (2007)
as Pietra
The Bridge of Arts (2004)
as Sarah Dacruon
The Impasse of Desire (2010)
as Carole Block
How I Killed My Father (2001)
as Isa
Love Reinvented (1997)
as Valéria
Carmen (2005)
as Myriam
Tomorrow We Move (2004)
as la femme enceinte
Encore (1996)
as Catherine
The Benefit of the Doubt (2018)
as Julie
Little Spirou (2017)
as Mère Petit Spirou
One Night (2012)
as Anne
Executive Orders (2011)
as Hélène Morange
La fille de son père (2001)
as Anna
Everything's Fine, We're Leaving (2000)
as Claire
Cassandre - Les captives (2026)
as Delphine Gaillard
The Right of the Weakest (2006)
as Carole
Thou Shall Not Kill (2024)
as Elsa
Action directe, nos années de plomb (2024)
as Narrator (Voice over)
Domestic Life (2013)
as Marianne
Poison Friends (2006)
as Marguerite
Intrusions (2008)
as Pauline de Saché
Gaspard le bandit (2006)
as Anne de Morières
Orly (2010)
as Juliette
The Wedding Chest (2005)
as Isabelle
Le Silence (2004)
as Marianne
Nevermore (2015)
as Katia