ACTOR
Chiara Mastroianni
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- #001
Chiara Mastroianni is the daughter of actor Marcello Mastroianni and Catherine Deneuve.
- #002
Chiara Mastroianni had a long-term relationship with Benicio Del Toro.
- #003
Chiara Mastroianni speaks fluent English, having attended a bilingual Montessori school in Paris.
- #004
Chiara Mastroianni was a jury member at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival.
- #005
Chiara Mastroianni married the writer, composer and singer Benjamin Biolay in Paris; they had met only a few months earlier.
- #006
Chiara Mastroianni has a daughter named Anna Biolay, born in 2003.
- #007
Chiara Mastroianni is half Italian on her father's side and French on her mother's side.
- #008
Chiara Mastroianni's older half-brother, her mother's son, is the actor Christian Vadim.
- #009
Chiara Mastroianni supported Lionel Jospin's 2002 presidential campaign.
- #010
Chiara Mastroianni's most visible role to date for English-speaking audiences was as Kim Basinger's assistant in the film Ready to Wear (1994).
- #011
Chiara Mastroianni has been a close friend of Melvil Poupaud since their university years.
- #012
Chiara Mastroianni is the granddaughter of the French actor Maurice Dorléac and the French actress Renée Simonot.
- #013
Chiara Mastroianni has a son named Milo Thoretton with Pierre Thoretton, a French sculptor.
- #014
In 2004, Chiara Mastroianni released the album "Home" together with her husband Benjamin Biolay.
- #015
Chiara Mastroianni is the cousin of Federica Mastroianni and Delphine Cantelli.
- #016
Chiara Mastroianni is the niece of Ruggero Mastroianni, Sylvie Dorléac, Daniele Clariond Tappou and Françoise Dorléac.
- #017
Chiara Mastroianni is the half-sister of Barbara Mastroianni.
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