
Anne-Marie Cadieux
Anne-Marie Cadieux (born September 23, 1961) is an exceptionally talented actress known for her intensity, daring and versatility. She has performed brilliantly on the stage, the screen and television.
A University of Ottawa alumna (BA ’84), she first appeared on the stage of the Théâtre de la Vieille 17, and then at the National Arts Centre, directed by AndréBrassard. Early on, her career was shaped by two major figures she met, Robert Lepage and Brigitte Haentjens, with whom she began a long and fruitful collaboration. They directed her in many plays, both classic and contemporary. Brigitte Haentjens also gave her some of her best parts on stage, where she distinguished herself in breathtaking portrayals of Mademoiselle Julie, Electra, Elizabeth I (in Marie Stuart, for which she won the Théâtre du Nouveau Monde’sprix Gascon-Roux for best actress of the year) and Merteuil (in Heiner Müller’s Quartet). She has also won the prix Gascon-Roux for her unforgettable performances in La dame aux camélias(directed by Robert Bellefeuille), Yasmina Reza’sLe dieu du carnage (directed by Lorraine Pintal) and Réjean Ducharme’s Ha ha!... (directed by Dominic Champagne). Her ability to move easily from raw portrayals of women on the precipice to frothy characters, from daring, edgy work to blockbusters, has won her praise from audiences and critics alike. Along with her stage career, she has put together a string of roles on both the small and big screens, winning the prix Luce-Guilbeault for best newcomer for her role in Robert Lepage’s Le confessionnal and a prix Jutra for her role in Charles Binamé’s Lecœur au poing. However, her most notable film roles have come in François Delisle’s Le bonheur c’est une chanson triste andToi, where she owns the screen.
Anne-Marie Cadieux is a uniquely perceptive artist, one who is not afraid to take chances and reveal herself, to explore the human soul in all its complexity and make the most of her remarkable gifts as an artist and performer.
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Credits
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Anna Kiri Future★ NR
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Les jumeaux FutureSylvie★ NR
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Cœur vintage 2023Françoise★ NR
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My Mother's Men 2023Anne★ 8
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Solo 2023Claire★ 6.3
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Imelda 7: Pipo 2022Diane★ NR
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Diane★ 6.8
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Embrasse 2022Béatrice Lessard★ NR
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Suzanne et Chantal 2022Chantal★ NR
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Narrator★ NR
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Loto-Méno 2021Self★ 10
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Question de jugement 2021Self★ NR
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Top Dogs : homicides 2020★ NR
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La Maison-Bleue 2020Mireille Turcotte★ NR
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Narration★ NR
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Matthias & Maxime 2019Martine★ 7.1
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Poor Georges 2019Marilyne Chevrier★ 5.8
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Hubert & Fanny 2018Mimi Caron★ 8
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ICI on chante 2017Self★ NR
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Sur-Vie 2017Danielle Desnoyers★ 2
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Trop 2017Myriam Champagne★ 8.5
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The Squealing Game 2016★ 7.5
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9 2016Annabelle★ 5.1
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Ça décolle 2016★ 7.5
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Web thérapie 2016Julie Labelle★ NR
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Tartuffe de Molière 2016Elmire★ NR
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Endorphine 2015★ 5.6
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Silence, on joue! 2015Self★ 3
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Self★ NR
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False Movement 2015Caroline★ 6.6
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Three Night Stand 2014Lise Winters★ 4.8
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Self★ NR
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Narratrice (voix)★ 7
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Les bobos 2012Dr. Gorzinsky★ 9
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In Lieu of Flowers 2012Self★ NR
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Le Tricheur 2012Self★ 5
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See How They Dance 2011Brigitte★ 4
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Good Neighbours 2011Valérie Langlois★ 5.6
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The Trotsky 2010Anna Bronstein★ 6.7
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Anne-Marie Cadieux★ NR
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Yamaska 2009Hélène Bouchard★ 8
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La liste 2009Self★ NR
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Cabine C 2007Self★ NR
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Curieux Bégin 2007Self★ 7
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You 2007Michèle★ 4.2
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Le génie du crime 2006Shirley★ 4.5
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Black Eyed Dog 2006Roxanne★ NR
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La petite séduction 2006Self★ 2
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Miss Météo 2005Myriam Monette★ 5.7
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Le match des étoiles 2005Self★ NR
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Last Call for Mom 2005Myriam Monette★ 5.2
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Anne-Marie★ 6
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Far Side of the Moon 2003La mère★ 6.4
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Marlène★ 5.5
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Olympe Le Potiron★ 6.2
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Four Days 1999Feather★ 5
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Set Me Free 1999Prostituée★ 6.1
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Streetheart 1998Paulette★ 5
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Nô 1998Sophie Maltais★ 7
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The Confessional 1995Manon★ 6.4
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Le complexe d'Édith 1991★ NR
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Self★ NR