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	Welcome to the Charlotte Rampling Biography at Planet Oxygene
		Charlotte Rampling is the daughter of a NATO commander.
		Charlotte's first important film role was in Georgy Girl (1966) though her first film role was in 1965 in Rotten to the Core.
		Charlotte has played many different characters through her long career and has acheived a status not only as a great actress but also as a very attractive and sensual lady.
	www.planetoxygene.com /charlotte.php (745 words)

	Charlotte Rampling Picture Galleries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Charlotte Rampling was born in Sturmer, England in 1945.
		The daughter of a British Colonel who became a NATO commander and a painter, she was educated at Jeanne d'Arc Academie pour Jeunnes Filles in Versailles and at the exclusive St. Hilda's school in Bushley, England.
		Rampling is best known for her role in Liliana Cavani's The Night Porter (1974), where she played a concentration camp survivor who is reunited with the Nazi guard (Dirk Bogarde) who tortured her throughout her captivity.
	www.geocities.com /charlotterampling2 (191 words)

	Bio for Charlotte Rampling on MSN Movies
		Born in England circa 1945, actress Charlotte Rampling is the daughter of a British colonel who went on to become a NATO commander and relatively successful painter.
		Rampling spent much of the mid-'80s filming in Europe; one of her most notable performances during that time was as the mysterious mistress of a murder victim in the French crime thriller On Ne Meurt Que Deux Fois, though she would return to America for Alan Parker's Angel Heart.
		In 2000, Rampling was nominated for her own Oscar; her portrayal of a phenomenally distraught widow in Under the Sand was praised by critics and audiences alike as one of the best performances of the year.
	entertainment.msn.com /celebs/celeb.aspx?mp=b&c=138604 (597 words)

	Charlotte Rampling - MovieActors.com
		Charlotte Rampling was born on February 5, 1945 in Sturmer, England.
		In 1995 Charlotte Rampling was chosen by Empire magazine as one of the 100 Sexiest Stars in film history she was number 97.
		Rampling was married to Bryan Southcombe in 1972 they had 1 child together who followed in the family foot steps there son is the well know director Barnaby Southcombe they divorced in 1976.
	www.movieactors.com /actors/charlotterampling.htm (261 words)

	index magazine interview
		From the masochistic concentration camp survivor in 1974's The Night Porter to the professor going quietly mad in last year's Under The Sand, Rampling is utterly convincing, compelling, and often disturbing.
		CHARLOTTE: I'm not connected to society because I have a job that is completely asocial.
		CHARLOTTE: I never had that feeling of safety and belonging with my family, my parents, or the families that I've been a part of.
	www.indexmagazine.com /interviews/charlotte_rampling.shtml (1402 words)

	Orca (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Orca is a 1977 horror film directed by Michael Anderson and produced by Dino De Laurentiis and starring Richard Harris and Charlotte Rampling.
		The film was one of a long line of marine-related horror-disaster films that followed the success of 1975's Jaws.
		A local professor, Rachel Bedford (Charlotte Rampling), tries to bring Nolan to his senses before everything goes awry.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Orca_(film) (546 words)

	The Avengers Forever: Charlotte Rampling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Charlotte Rampling is another name hardly associated with episodic television.
		Among the highlights in her nearly 70 film appearances are Georgy Girl (1966) and Zardoz (1974) with Sean Connery and Sara Kestelman, who guested in "Sleeper." Probably her most bizarre role was in Nagisa Oshima's Max Mon Amour (1986) as a woman in love with a chimpanzee.
		Miss Rampling was married for twenty years from 1977 to French popular musician Jean Michel Jarre, and would accompany him on his worldwide music and light shows.
	theavengers.tv /forever/pnote-rampling.htm (287 words)

	Blogcritics.org: Charlotte Rampling in Francois Ozon's Swimming Pool: The Writer's Life
		The role was written for Charlotte Rampling so it seems odd to say she's an inspired choice, since Ozon insists he wouldn't have made the movie without her.
		Rampling, as a performer more image than identity (she shimmers, like the screen you're watching her on), enables you to accept when Sarah does things that momentarily seem out of character.
		Rampling's aura has always suggested perverse satisfaction without the capacity for simple enjoyment and now at last she brings it to a movie in which it's rooted in a believably-anatomized character.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2003/07/28/081358.php (2799 words)

	Independent, The (London): Charlotte Rampling: In from the cold
		TEN MINUTES after I am due to meet Charlotte Rampling in a chic cafe near the Pont d'Alma in Paris, and there is no sign of the actress.
		The verb derived from her surname, "to rample", was defined by Barry Norman as meaning to reduce a man to helplessness through a chilly, mysterious sexuality.
		I'm sure Charlotte Rampling is capable of being just as terrifyingly cold as she appears to be in many of her films.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20050326/ai_n13470946 (405 words)

	SPLICEDwire \| "Swimming Pool" review (2003) Francois Ozon, Charlotte Rampling, Ludivine Sagnier
		Annoyed and flustered, but soon utterly fascinated as well by the girl's self-destructive free-spiritedness, Rampling fully expects to lose all focus -- until she finds herself invigorated instead by a compulsion to pry into the psyche of this novice femme fatale.
		But while her snooping begets a burst of creative writing, it also sets off a chain of events that quickly turns precarious, deeply embroiling the author in the kind of suspense and intrigue she's known only in her own fiction.
		Rampling, who received equally fine treatment from the director in 2001's "Under the Sand," a stirring drama of loss and denial, embodies the novelist's pent-up dissatisfaction with fascinating rawness and discomfort, which makes her tacit exhilaration at being caught up in the film's suspense all the more interesting.
	www.splicedonline.com /03reviews/swimmingpool.html (441 words)

	Biography for Charlotte Rampling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Rampling is best known for her role in Liliana Cavani's Portiere di notte, Il (1974), where she played a concentration camp survivor who is reunited with the Nazi guard (Dirk Bogarde) who tortured her throughout her captivity.
		She'd first impressed viewers with her supporting role as Lynn Redgrave's roommate in the 1966 hit Georgy Girl and achieved some notoriety three years later for her performance in Luchino Visconti's The Damned (1969), chillingly believable in that tale of moral and spiritual decadence.
		But Rampling's strangest film is certainly Max, My Love (1986), in which she takes a chimpanzee for a lover.
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0001648/bio (956 words)

	Charlotte Rampling Biography :: Hollywood.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		With her luxuriant hair, feline gray-green eyes and an ex-model's grace, Charlotte Rampling was often cast as the archetypal femme mysterieuse at the height of her career in the 1970s and 80s.
		After a turn as a psychopath in "Asylum" (1972), Rampling was at her sultry best in Liliana Cavani's controversial "The Night Porter" (1974), cast as a concentration camp survivor who recreates a sadomasochistic affair with a former Nazi guard (Dirk Bogarde).
		Rampling delivered a brilliant piece of acting, perfectly capturing her character's unique reawakening.
	www.hollywood.com /celebs/fulldetail/id/190862 (755 words)

	Reel.com: Charlotte Rampling
		Legendary actress Charlotte Rampling sprinkles some of her stardust in Reel's exclusive interview.
		Her latest venture is Ozon's Under the Sand, a subtle psychological drama about a woman whose husband disappears.
		In town for the San Francisco Film Festival, the ineffably stunning Rampling talked about her latest dark character, what it was like working with the up-and-coming Ozon, what she's learned from the master directors she's worked with in the past, and a little bit about whom she'd like to work with in the future.
	www.reel.com /reel.asp?node=features/interviews/rampling (1759 words)

	Amazon.com: Swimming Pool (Unrated Version): DVD: Charlotte Rampling,Ludivine Sagnier,Charles Dance,Jean-Marie ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Charlotte Rampling gives another outstanding performance, this time as an uptight mystery writer who accepts an offer from her publisher to use his house in the South of France for some inspiration.
		Charlotte Rampling plays Sarah Morton, a successful English detective novelist who is experiencing a bad case of writer's block.
		Charlotte Rampling plays Sarah Morton, a British murder mystery novelist, who travels to her publisher's house in France for peace and quiet.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005JMIJ?v=glance (2088 words)

	Salon Directory
		Recently Entertainment Weekly made its case for her as a dark-horse Oscar candidate for the French film "Under the Sand," and deservedly so: Rampling's performance as a grieving widow who descends into madness is the culmination of a brilliant career spent mining the darker realms of the human psyche.
		The enduring image from "The Night Porter" is Rampling dressed in Nazi-style S/M. And then there's Nagisa Oshima's "Max, Mon Amour," in which her character cheats on her husband with a chimpanzee.
		Yet the string of humiliated men in Rampling's wake always come back: They want to be her trampoline.
	dir.salon.com /story/people/conv/2002/01/24/rampling/index.html (875 words)

	AboutFilm.com - Swimming Pool (2003)
		His critically acclaimed Under the Sand was also a frigid film whose isolated protagonist, ostensibly unable to accept the disappearance of her husband, outwardly appears to be coping with reality while she engages in odd behavior that is progressively more difficult to explain.
		Though admirably played by Charlotte Rampling, the character as written fails utterly to connect with the audience.
		Focusing on another internally troubled woman played by Charlotte Rampling, Swimming Pool has a far more ambiguous and complex story structure than Under the Sand, but it is less inscrutable, suggesting various possible meanings and explanations.
	www.aboutfilm.com /movies/s/swimmingpool.htm (914 words)

	Swimming Pool Review Movie Review Film Swimming Pool: Charlotte Rampling, Ludivine Sagnier, Charles Dance, Marc ...
		In this psychological/suspense narrative, Ozon reunites with his preferred leading ladies Charlotte Rampling and Ludivine Sagnier and pits these desirable women against each other in a manipulative mode that is deliciously toxic in its undercurrent tension.
		When Rampling's Sarah and Sagnier's Julie are at heated odds or in some rare cases try to awkwardly relate to one another in an uneasy fashion, the film becomes an exquisite paradoxical portrait.
		Rampling and Sagnier continue to serve as the saucy and plagued feminine prototypes that Ozone sharply utilizes in his cinematic campaign of contempt.
	www.movieeye.com /reviews/read_movie_review/1516.html (2521 words)

	FilmStew.com • Swimming Pool Has Cannes Buzzing
		The two actresses Ozon refers to are Charlotte Rampling and twenty-three-year-old ingénue Ludivine Sagnier.
		A well-respected British actress, it has been noted in the press coming out of the festival that Rampling’s career is on a bit of an upswing again.
		Rampling suggested that her leaner times have helped make her a better actress, for now she is able to use her life experiences in her roles.
	www.filmstew.com /Content/Article.asp?ContentID=5905 (914 words)

	Beauty Icon on Style.com
		Woody Allen, who directed her in Stardust Memories, once said that his ideal dinner companions would be Charlotte Rampling and Franz Kafka.
		After a fairy tale start to her career (plucked from a steno pool to model in a Cadbury ad), she put that double-sided style to singular use in such film roles as the selfish, promiscuous roommate in Georgy Girl and the concentration camp survivor in The Night Porter.
		Rampling's career has bumped upward recently; her 2003 movie Swimming Pool was a surprise success on this side of the Atlantic, and she's co-starring with photographer Juergen Teller in Marc Jacobs' spring ad campaign.
	www.style.com /beauty/icon/060904 (272 words)

	French culture \| cinema: Charlotte Rampling about Under the Sand
		Charlotte Rampling (Marie Drillon) was born in Sturmer, England in 1946.
		An actress always willing to take on bold and meaningful roles, Rampling had perhaps the most offbeat one in Nagisa Oshima’s 1986 comedy Max My Love as Margaret, a woman in love with a chimpanzee.
		Rampling’s acting career began with an appearance on an episode of television’s The Avengers in 1961 (The Superlative Seven).
	www.ambafrance-us.org /culture/cinema/festival/ozon/sand-rampling.html (762 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Film \| Interviews \| Charlotte Rampling (I)
		Hailed as one of the faces of the 1960s after her breakthrough role in Georgy Girl, Charlotte Rampling has never taken the obvious choices in her subsequent career, which has included startling performances in such celebrated films as The Damned, The Night Porter and The Verdict.
		Charlotte Rampling: It wasn't a script at all, it was just an idea.
		François Ozon, whose work I was beginning to discover a few months before, came to me via my agent and said that he had this idea, which was just the first part of the film until the husband disappears, because it was something he himself witnessed when he was a boy of twelve.
	film.guardian.co.uk /interview/interviewpages/0,6737,457860,00.html (3459 words)

	Under the Sand
		says: "Charlotte Rampling is the focus of this subtle examination of a woman's unravelling psyche after her husband disappears while swimming at the beach.
		Rampling is indeed superb, in what I'm sure was a difficult performance to pull off.
		The mental turmoil she undergoes is plainly evident on her face as her mind battles between denial over Jean's disappearance and acceptance of the fact.
	www.chlotrudis.org /movies/reviews/2001/under.html (670 words)

	OutSmart - This Issue
		"Charlotte Rampling: The Theory of Seduction" features 14 films, most of them rare archive prints and many unseen in years.
		Rampling is divinely catty in a role one friend described as ‘Sexy, rich, bitchy, at a ski resort...
		"Charlotte Rampling: The Theory of Seduction" opens Friday, May 3 and runs through Wednesday, May 29.
	www.outsmartmagazine.com /issue/i05-02/charlotte.php (641 words)

	Charlotte Rampling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Charlotte Rampling was born in Sturmer, England in 1946.
		Rampling in Julio Medem´s 'Caótica Ana' (Chaotic Ana)
		Find where Charlotte Rampling is credited alongside another name
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0001648 (316 words)

	Buy.com - Under the Sand : DVD : Charlotte Rampling : Francois Ozon : Winstar
		Named one of People Magazine's Most Beautiful People, Charlotte Rampling (The Night Porter, The Verdict) gives one of her most acclaimed performances in Francois Ozon's (Criminal Lovers, Water Drops On Burning Rocks) mesmerizing tale of loss and grief, Under The Sand.
		Francois Ozon's haunting UNDER THE SAND stars the remarkable British actress Charlotte Rampling, who plays Marie Drillon: a strong, attractive, professional, independent middle-aged woman trying to get her life back on track after the sudden disappearance of her husband.
		"...[Rampling] acts with a peppery restraint that suggests female wisdom, her sinewy grace intensified by the comforting solidity of Cremer's easy girth..." 05/11/2001 p.51
	www.buy.com /prod/Under_the_Sand/q/loc/322/40159979.html (887 words)

	Tim Worstall: Charlotte Rampling
		Charlotte Rampling inspired him to invent a new verb.
		Rample is to roger as ramble is to hike.
		One wanker after another in an endless stream all asking for answers to questions they were perfectly capable of answering themselves.
	timworstall.typepad.com /timworstall/2006/03/charlotte_rampl.html (367 words)

	Premiere Magazine: Swimming Pool
		The latest picture from prolific French wunderkind François Ozon steps back from the giddy formalism of his delightfully perverse bitchfest 8 Women and seems, at least at first, to revert to the territory of his creep-you-out-but-good two-character chamber piece See the Sea.
		Ozon casts Charlotte Rampling and Ludivine Sagnier, two actresses he has worked with before to stunning effect (Rampling in Under the Sand, Sagnier in Water Drops on Burning Rocks and 8 Women) to engage in a beguiling, discomfiting tête-à-tête.
		Rampling plays an uptight mystery novelist who retreats to her publisher’s house in the south of France; Sagnier embodies indolent, insolent lushness as the publisher’s wayward teen daughter who intrudes on Rampling’s idyll but then inspires her work in a new direction.
	www.premiere.com /article.asp?section_id=2&article_id=1083&page_number=1 (176 words)

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