Julie Delpy

Biography

Although she had occasional work over the years it was not until Jean-Luc Godard cast her in "Detective" (1985) that her film career began to take off. Delpy (who you can see naked pictures of here) also appeared in Godard's English-language "King Lear" (1987) and gained her first real attention with a supporting role in Leos Carax's "Mauvais Sang/Bad Blood" (1986) and her first starring role, in Bertrand Tavernier's "Beatrice" (1986).

Julie became the object of international attention in the 1990s. In Agnieszka Holland's "Europa, Europa" (1990), she played a beautiful yet ideologically repulsive young German. In Volker Schlondorff's "Voyager" (1991), she co-starred as a precocious young woman having an affair with a world-weary middle-aged engineer.

Her introduction to Kryztsztof Kieslowski's "Three Colors" trilogy came in a small part in the 1993's "Bleu/Blue" followed by a compelling star turn in "Blanc/White" (1994). She later appeared in the third segment of the series, "Rouge/Red" (1994). Delpy was appropriated for the first time by Hollywood studios for 1993's "The Three Musketeers". In 1995, she starred in "Before Sunrise"

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Pics

Nude pics:
La Passione Beatrice (1987)

Naked movies:
Killing Zoe (1994)