Birthday
1966/07/15 (58 years old)
Gender
Female
Place of Birth
Suresnes, Hauts-de-Seine, France
Also know as
Irene Jacob, Iren Zhakob, ایرن ژاکوب
Irène Marie Jacob (born 15 July 1966) is a French-born Swiss actress considered one of the preeminent French actresses of her generation. Jacob gained international recognition and acclaim through her work with Polish film director Krzysztof Kieslowski, who cast her in the lead role of The Double Life of Véronique and Three Colors: Red. She came to represent an image of European sophistication, through her "classic beauty and thoughtful, almost melancholic style of acting." Description above fr...Read more
(1994) Three Colors: Red
as Valentine
(1991) The Double Life of Véronique
as Weronika / Véronique
(1987) Au Revoir les Enfants
as Ms. Davenne, Piano Teacher
(1998) U.S. Marshals
as Marie
(1995) Beyond the Clouds
as The Girl
(2023) The Wild One
as Self
(2024) Who by Fire
as Hélène
(2001) Four Play
as Fiona Delgrazia
(1998) American Cuisine
as Gabrielle Boyer
(2021) Talking Heads 2021
as Self
(2009) Déchaînées
as Aurore
(1999) Spy Games
as Natasha Scriabina / Anna Belinka
(1999) The Big Brass Ring
as Cela Brandini
(1996) Victory
as Alma
(1997) Incognito
as Prof. Marieke van den Broeck
(1995) Othello
as Desdemona
(1999) My Life So Far
as Aunt Heloise
(2006) The Education of Fairies
as Ingrid
(2002) The Landlords
as Julie
(2007) The Inner Life of Martin Frost
as Claire Martin
(2009) The French Kissers
as La mère d'Aurore
(2008) The Dust of Time
as Eleni
(2010) Rio Sex Comedy
as Irène
(2023) Re-belles
as Self
(1989) Gang of Four
as Marine
(2004) Autumn
as Michelle
(2004) Battle of the Brave
as Angélique de Roquebrune
(2022) Shoot to Live
as Self
(1995) Runaways
as Prune
(1991) Kieslowski: Dialogue
as Self
(2005) Still Alive: A Film About Krzysztof Kieslowski
as Self
(2021) Marie Trintignant : Le Choix du jeu
as Self
(1991) The Secret of Sarah Tombelaine
as Sarah
(2013) Love Flesh
as Self
(2020) Les Dominos
as Irène
(2012) La solitude du pouvoir
as Laurence
(2013) The Man Who Made Angels Fly
as Self
(2014) We Love You, You Bastard
as Printemps Kaminsky
(1993) The Secret Garden
as Mary's Mother / Lilias Craven
(1995) All Men Are Mortal
as Regina
(2014) Dying of the Light
as Michelle Zuberain
(2024) Shikun
as ---
(2017) Tales of Mexico
as Ángela
(2024) Le Voyage en pyjama
as Florence
(2008) Fallen Heroes
as Anne
(2015) Paris, Love, Cut
as Chloé
(2024) Hôtel Silence
as Kristina
(1989) Errors of Youth
as Anne
(2015) Sayonara
as ---
(2024) Meeting with Pol Pot
as Lise Delbo
(2003) The Legend of Princess Parva
as Parva's Mother (voice)
(1993) The Prediction
as Ludmila Egorova
(2002) Letter from an Unknown Woman
as Rose
(2000) The Marcorelle Affair
as Agneska
(2014) Les enfants rouges
as ---
(2016) Eternity
as Mère de Gabrielle
(1995) To Make a Film Is to Be Alive
as Self (uncredited)
(2017) Dark
as Michelle Zubarain
Why War
as ---
(2017) Angela Merkel, une histoire allemande
as Narrator
(2004) The Pornographer: A Love Story
as Anna
(1992) Le Moulin de Daudet
as Mme Daudet
(2017) Two Snails Set Off
as (voice)
(1992) Claude
as Beatrice de Lucio
(2013) The Lanzac Clan
as Valérie Lanzac
(1994) Kieślowski Cannes 94
as Self
(2014) François Truffaut l'insoumis
as Narrator (voice)
(2019) À cause des filles…?
as Eliane
(2019) Letter to Theo
as Narrator (voice)
(2020) Romantic Guide to Lost Places
as Brigitte
(2019) The Scientific Proof of the Existence of God
as Christine
(2015) Ella Maillart: Double Journey
as Ella Maillart (voice)
(2021) Villa Caprice
as Nancy Fontaine
(2015) The Easy Way Out
as Mathilde
(2017) Home Away From Home
as Writer
(1992) Enak
as Lucielle Spaak
The Prominents
as Janot Blum
Maigret et le crime de la rue de Bellechasse
as Madame Maigret
(2018) Patrick Melrose
as Jacqueline D'Alantour
(2022) Cherchez la femme !
as (voice)
(1974) Spécial cinéma
as Self
(2016) The OA
as Elodie
(2023) Liaison
as Sophie Saint-Roch
(2015) Capitaine Marleau
as Sœur Maryse
(2015) Capitaine Marleau
as Elisa
(2023) Septième Ciel
as Isabelle Rotanger
(2014) The Affair
as Juliette Le Gall
Log-Out
as Josèphe