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DMt. wrote:...It seems 'Pauline Acquart Bourquelot' has a Facebook account...

I couldn't find it.
But in its usual style Facebook was able to come up with about 8,000 completely unrelated people I might want to be friends with.

Do you have a link?

No...sorry. It was just a Google image that I hadn't seen before and a reference to a French Facebook account. Might not even be current.

Ima not convinced. Her main activity seems to be collecting ''Friends'' I dunno. It's seems like a form of ''pyramid selling'' to me. I might test the water, but there doesn't seem to be any original news forthcoming. Good luck to her, but it ain't Pauline fersure.

snaps wrote:...there doesn't seem to be any original news forthcoming...

Maybe just a fan site which never quite got off the ground before the spammers took over.
Pity.

Not Pauline but I thought I'd post this little pic of a very young Adele here anyway.

Pauline Acquart Bourquelot
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1085814818#!/profile.php?id=1085814818&sk=info
Haven't quite got the gist of what the page is all about yet, but it does have a few nice pics.

Yep, that's the one I saw in a Google image search. A still from the Maupassant TV thing?

DMt. wrote: I pray that the birth data will emerge at some point.

All I know is she was born in July 1991, but not even a precise date of birth

I believe



was born 1st January 1989 in Paris, like Mlle L'Acquart.

Have you been able to retrieve your DVD of NdP yet? The audition footage there seems to show some sort of natural chemistry between them

July gives tantalising ball-park clues. so thanks.

I've yet to retrieve the DVD, but made a point of watching the deleted scenes, and I agree. "When I have my first kiss I will close my eyes and think of you' - whoa!

The scene where Anne is comforting Marie is my fave tho' -

'If I die, will you tell him I loved him?' 'No.' 'Please?' 'No.' 'Why not?' 'Because I don't want you to die.'

DMt. wrote:Yep, that's the one I saw in a Google image search. A still from the Maupassant TV thing?

Quite possibly, if the hat is anything to go by.



Chez Maupassant was first on TV in 2007.
Pauline seems to have only been in one episode, "Une partie de campagne", in 2011 as Henriette Dufour.

(Can't find her birthday anywhere yet though. )

I'm not sure you will find it, fish, or that you should even try.

There seems to be a careful and rigorously-enforced media blackout around Pauline, and probably very good reason for it; if the reaction of someone on another forum where I posted the Radiohead/Water Lilies fanvid is at all typical, ['soft child porn', FFS ] there may have been a lot of undesirable interest after NdP.

LUCO: A new poem by me, dedicated to the actor Pauline Acquart.



It was in the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris, 2006, that the unknown, untried, 15-year old Pauline, was accidentallly ‘discovered’ by the Casting director for the film ‘Naissance des Pieuvres’. The gardens, commonly called "Le Luco" by Parisians, has extensive walkways to stroll and linger. One of the walkways is mentioned in a poem by Gerard de Nerval entitled ‘An Avenue of Luxembourg’: Elle a passé, la jeune fille [...] Parfum, jeune fille, harmonie... Le bonheur passait, il a fui ! [She passes-by, the girl [...] Perfume, girl, harmony ...Happiness passed-by, he ran!]

Enraptured looks so natural
In casual teened apparel
A dappled day in the Sun
Careless of the time for fun

Deep in fairytale landscape
Unlocked dreams escape
Play out fantasies of fame
Imagination is her game

She passes by felicitously
Oblivious and unknowingly
Today a new life unfolds
To play a part in story told

Fearless assymetry of body
Catches the eye of Destiny
Fame’s fickle finger beckons
A new career now reckons?

The natural girl to play Marie
On silver screen for all to see
But keeps her youthful integrity
To be happy still holds the key.

Go snaps!

Lovely Snaps.
Very warm and fuzzy.

Dave wrote:...if the reaction of someone on another forum where I posted the Radiohead/Water Lilies fanvid is at all typical...

Sounds like they need to go out into the wide world and get a life.


With Margot on that "Bourquelot" page.
Pauline looks very wary.

The internet, sadly, allows any sad nutter to spout whatever balderdash they like.


Unless you own the place, of course, and then no one can say anything you don't agree with.