
Louise Latraverse
Born June 24, 1940 in Arvida - Quebec - Canada (age 86)
A versatile actress and creator, Louise Latraverse has been a defining presence in Quebec’s cultural landscape for more than six decades. She began her career in radio before turning to theatre, where she performed over thirty roles and served as director of the Théâtre de Quat’Sous from 1984 to 1986. On television, she became a familiar face through popular series such as Côte de sable, Moi et l’autre, Symphorien, Grand-Papa, Les Héritiers Duval, Le Retour, Mauvais Karma, and 30 vies. In film, she is notably recognized for her work in Michel Brault’s Les Ordres, Entre la mer et l’eau douce, Deux actrices, À l’origine d’un cri, and Mon cirque à moi.
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An artist with a free‑spirited and unconventional path, she is also a columnist, author, painter, and theatre translator. In 2020, she was named a Knight of the Ordre national du Québec, honoring a career marked by boldness, sensitivity, and an unmistakable artistic presence.
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Acted in 13
LearningMy Very Own Circus2020
Casting By2012
LearningDark Harvest2004
LearningUnited2003
LearningReturn to Two Moon Junction1994
LearningTwo Can Play1993
LearningKamen Rider Super-1: The Movie1981
LearningDeadly Harvest1977
LearningOrders1974
LearningSubmersion of Japan1973- SpectatorLearningSpectator1970
The Wedding Party1969- A Great Big ThingLearningA Great Big Thing1968