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Encyclopedia > Genevieve Bujold

Geneviève Bujold (born July 1, 1942 in Montréal, Quebec) is a Canadian actress.

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Geneviève Bujold

Related to famous Québécois strongman, Louis Cyr, Geneviève Bujold was raised by strict Roman Catholic parents who sent her to a convent school for her full twelve years of education. She disliked her school and its strict discipline and escaped the bleak world she was raised in to pursue a career in acting.


Dramatically trained at Montreal's Conservatory of Dramatic Art, she got her big break while on tour with a theatrical company in Paris, France when prominent French director Alain Resnais selected her for a role opposite Yves Montand in La guerre est finie (1966). This led to her staying in France for a time where she made more films with noted French directors such as Louis Malle.


Bujold appeared in a variety of film roles for Canadian and U.S. television earning a 1967 Emmy Award nomination for her performance as Joan of Arc in an NBC "Hallmark Hall of Fame" presentation. That year, she married director Paul Almond with whom she had a son. In 1968, she was awarded the Prix Suzanne Bianchetti as the most promising young actress in French film and starred in Isabel, directed by her husband.


In 1969, she starred opposite Richard Burton in the film, Anne of the Thousand Days. For her powerful performance, she won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a motion-picture drama as well as a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Actress.


Her considerable acting skills had the media touting her to become one of the brightest stars but Bujold's temperament led to run-ins with her employer Universal Studios and she walked away from her contract, resulting in a lawsuit. In the ensuing years she gave many sterling performances but never reached the heights to which many believed were possible.


In 1995, she signed to play the lead character Kathryn Janeway in the American television series Star Trek: Voyager. However, she dropped out after filming just a few scenes of Caretaker, the series' first episode, stating that the work schedule was too demanding. Kate Mulgrew replaced her.


Geneviève Bujold continues to work in film, primarily with independent production companies.


Filmography

  • Finding Home (2003) ... as Katie
  • Jericho Mansions (2003) ... as Lily Melnick
  • Alex in Wonder (2001) ... as Natalie
  • Eye of the Beholder (1999) ... as Jeanne Brault
  • The House of Yes (1997) ... as Mrs. Pascal
  • Dead Innocent (1996) ... as Suzanne St. Laurent
  • The Adventures of Pinocchio (1996) ... as Leona, Gepetto's Assistant
  • Mon amie Max (1994) .... as Marie-Alexandrine Brabant
  • An Ambush of Ghosts (1993) .... as Irene Betts
  • Oh, What a Night (1992) .... as Eva
  • The Dance Goes On (1992)
  • Rue du Bac (1991) .... as Marie Aubriac
  • False Identity (1990) .... as Rachel Roux
  • Les Noces de papier (1989) .... as Claire Rocheleau
  • Red Earth, White Earth (1989)
  • Dead Ringers (1988) .... as Claire Niveau
  • The Moderns (1988) .... as Libby Valentin
  • Trouble in Mind (1985) .... as Wanda
  • Choose Me (1984) .... as Nancy
  • Tightrope (1984) .... as Beryl Thibodeaux
  • Monsignor (1982) .... as Clara
  • Mistress of Paradise (1981) .... as Elizabeth Beaufort
  • Final Assignment (1980) .... as Nicole Thomson
  • The Last Flight of Noah's Ark (1980) .... as Bernadette Lafleur
  • Murder by Decree (1979) .... as Annie Crook
  • Coma (1978) .... as Dr. Susan Wheeler
  • Un autre homme, une autre chance (1977) (as Genevieve Bujold) .... as Jeanne Leroy
  • Alex & the Gypsy (1976) .... as Maritza
  • Obsession (1976) .... as Elizabeth Courtland/Sandra Portinari
  • Swashbuckler (1976) .... as Jane Barnet
  • L'Incorrigible (1975) .... as Marie-Charlotte Pontalec
  • Earthquake .... as Denise Marshall
  • Antigone (1974) .... as Antigone
  • Kamouraska (1973) .... as Élisabeth
  • Journey (1972) .... as Saguenay
  • The Trojan Women (1971) .... as Cassandra
  • Act of the Heart (1970) .... as Martha Hayes
  • Anne of the Thousand Days (1969) .... as Anne Boleyn
  • Isabel (1968) (1968) .... as Isabel
  • Le voleur (1967) .... as Charlotte
  • Entre la mer et l'eau douce (1967) .... s Genevieve
  • Le roi de coeur (1966) .... as Coquelicot
  • La guerre est finie (1966) .... as Nadine Sallanches
  • Geneviève (1965) .... as Geneviève
  • La fin des étés (1964)
  • La terre à boire (1964) .... as Barbara
  • La fleur de l'âge, ou Les adolescentes (1964) .... as Genevieve
  • Amanita Pestilens (1963) .... as Sophie Martin
  • Ti-Jean caribou (1963)
  • Les Belles histoires des Pays-d'en-Haut (1956) .... as Julie Fourchu

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Geneviève Bujold - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (410 words)
Geneviève Bujold (born July 1, 1942 in Montréal, Quebec) is a Canadian actress.
Related to famous Québécois strongman, Louis Cyr, Geneviève Bujold was raised by strict Roman Catholic French-Canadian parents who sent her to a convent school for her full twelve years of education.
Bujold appeared in a variety of film roles for Canadian and U.S. television earning a 1967 Emmy Award nomination for her performance as Joan of Arc in an NBC "Hallmark Hall of Fame" presentation.
Pierre-Alain Bujold descendancy (19014 words)
--Romuald Bujold, n 28 Oct 1824 Bonaventure, bur 05 Jul 1902 Bon.
--Marie-Phebee Bujold, n 17 Dec 1860 Bonaventure, bur 03 Jun 1939 Bon.
--Marguerite Bujold, n 23 Jun 1884 Bonaventure, bur 22 Dec 1917 Bon.
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