Françoise Pascal

Biography

Françoise Pascal is an actress, singer, dancer, model and producer from Mauritius, born in Vacoas-Phoenix. She began her screen career in the late 1960s with Norman J. Warren's Loving Feeling and appeared in Pete Walker's School for Sex (1969). Her role as Paola in There's a Girl in My Soup (1970) came alongside Peter Sellers, and she later took parts in Burke & Hare (1972) and Soft Beds, Hard Battles (1974). After moving to France she appeared in Et si tu n'en Veux Pas (1974). She worked with Jean Rollin on Les Raisins de la Mort (1978), then returned to England for Keep It Up Downstairs (1976). On television she played Danielle Favre in the ITV sitcom Mind Your Language for its first three series, guested in shows such as Happy Ever After and My Honourable Mrs. She worked in Hollywood after 1980, returned to England in 1987, and in 2015 joined the comedy series For the Love of Ella.

77years old

Turns 78 on October 14in 338 days

Born October 14, 1949Vacoas-Phoenix
Star sign: LibraThe sign runs September 23 to October 22

Movie Career

Films: 4
Career span: 3 years1968 to 1971

Every film, newest first

1971Blood SuckersIMDb rating 4.0
1970There's a Girl in My SoupIMDb rating 5.7
1969School for SexIMDb rating 3.7
1968Sympathy for the DevilIMDb rating 6.2

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First role
Pascal's first television work came in October 1971, when she appeared in Coronation Street as a friend of Ray Langton.
Behind the camera
Pascal will act in and produce Cold Sun, her first film, which Jason Figgis directs, with Tara Reid, Patrick Bergin and Ian Ogilvy starring, through her companies MFC Productions Ltd and Pascal Productions Ltd.