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The best Sophie Marceau movies

The top 3 according to 2 votes from people: Braveheart (1995) · Firelight (1997) · The World Is Not Enough (1999). (Updated Mar 18, 2024.)

From La Boum to Everything Went Fine, via Pialat's Police, Braveheart and a James Bond: Sophie Marceau's films rated highest by AlloCiné critics and viewers.

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Top 12

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    Braveheart (1995)

    Mel Gibson. She plays Princess Isabella of France opposite William Wallace. Best Picture Oscar.

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    Firelight (1997)

    William Nicholson. A Swiss governess and the child she bore for an English aristocrat.

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    The World Is Not Enough (1999)

    Michael Apted. Oil heiress Elektra King, opposite Pierce Brosnan's James Bond.

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    Fort Saganne (1984)

    Alain Corneau. An officer's epic in the Sahara, with Gérard Depardieu and Catherine Deneuve.

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    Police (1985)

    Maurice Pialat. A young woman who never stops lying, opposite Depardieu's detective.

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    Happiness Never Comes Alone (2012)

    James Huth. Romantic comedy with Gad Elmaleh as a night-owl jazz pianist.

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    Chouans! (1988)

    Philippe de Broca. A noble family torn apart by the Chouan uprising in Brittany and Vendée.

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    Female Agents (2008)

    Jean-Paul Salomé. Women resistance fighters and spies sent into occupied France.

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    Taularde (2016)

    Audrey Estrougo. A woman takes her partner's place in prison.

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    A Midsummer Night's Dream (1999)

    Michael Hoffman. Shakespeare moved to Tuscany; she plays Hippolyta.

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    Everything Went Fine (2021)

    François Ozon. A daughter faces her stroke-stricken father's wish to end his life.

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    La Boum (1980)

    Claude Pinoteau. Vic, 13, her first parties and first loves. César for most promising actress.

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