Table of Biography
Louise Deschatelets is a well-known Quebec actress, TV host, and columnist. Louise Deschatelets is popular as the former president of the Union des Artistes and served there from 1980 to 1983.
Early Life and Education
Louise Deschatelets was born on 28th October 1945 in Canada. She is Canadian by nationality and is 78 years old.
Likewise, she follows the Christian religion and her birth sign is Virgo. Talking about her family members, she was born to her father Maurice, and her mother Juliette.
Likewise, she also had a brother named Michel. She spent her childhood in a subtle environment on rue Chabot in the Rosemont district of Montreal.
Her father passed away when she was eight years old. Therefore, she spent her childhood with her mother and brother.
In terms of her educational status, she did her schooling at a private school in Canada, After that, she joined College Marie-Anne and completed her graduation from there.
Relationship Status
Regarding her personal life, she first dated a Quebec filmmaker, Guy Fournier. The couple started dating in 1981 and had a highly publicized relationship.
They worked on many shows together and broke up in 1994. In the same year, she got married to Jean Michel de Cazanove.
They met each other 25 years after their marriage in Guadeloupe. However, they divorced in the late 1990s. After that, she started dating author Marc Parson in 2008 and are still together.
Caption: Louise Deschatelets with her boyfriend (source: Noovo Moi)
Body Measurements
Enhancing her body measurements, Louise looks fit and attractive even at this age. However, her physical statistics such as height, weight, chest-waist-hip size, etc. are not available.
Louise Deschatelets – Net Worth 2024
Louise Deschatelets has made a pretty satisfactory amount of money from her acting career. However, being a private person, she hasn’t revealed her actual net worth and annual income.
Career and Professional Life
Louise Deschatelets started her career as an actress in her college days. She used to take part in different college programs.
Likewise, she first came into the rise at the Montreal Metropolitan Colleges Drama Festival at the Gesù in April 1963.
Here, she portrayed the role of Lia in the popular play, “Sodom and Gomorrah” which was written by the French writer, Jean Giraudoux.
Similarly, in April 1964, she again played the role of Nina in the play, “The Seagull” written by popular Anthon Chekov.
She performed this act at the same festival. In addition, she also won the award for “Best Female Performer” for this role.
Moving on, in 1965, she played the role of Bernada in the play, “La Maison de Bernada Alba” by Federico Garcia Lorca at the Montreal Metropolitan Colleges Drama Festival.
Also, in 1968, she appeared in the play, “Bilan” by Marcel Dube along with Janine Sutto and Jean Duceppe.
Furthermore, she made her television debut in the show “Rue des Pignons” in 1966, in addition to her theatrical career.
Likewise, she also appeared in the youth show La Souris Verte and the program Symphorien in 1970.
More Details
She succeeded Béatrice Picard as vice-president of the Union des Artistes in May 1975. With this, she became the youngest artist to be elected president of the Union des Artistes in January 1980.
She was in charge of this role till April 1983. Also, she was named to the board of directors of the Institut québécois du cinéma in the same year, as Hélène Loiselle.
She appeared on television in the Peau de Banana series in 1982. In this, she played Simone Saint-Laurent, a vice president of an advertising firm. From September 1982 through April 1987, the show aired.
In 1983, she landed her first film role in filmmaker Claude Fournier’s Bonheur. She was named best radio host at the Gala MétroStar in 1986 and 1987.
Similarly, she was cast as the lead in the soap series Chambres en Ville in 1989.
Louise Leblanc, an authoritative lady who owns a boarding home for teens and young adults in the heart of Montreal 10, is the character she portrays.
Moreover, in the Ent’Cadieux series, she played Diane Cadieux, a single mother living with her son Alexis, from 1993 until 1999. She has been writing ” Le Courier du Journal ” in Le Journal de Montréal since 2000.
She also appears on the show La Soiree est (encore) Jeune on occasion.
Caption: Louise Deschatelets’s appearance in Chambres en Ville (source: IMDb)
Louise Deschatelets – Social Media
On the other hand, Louise Deschatelets has light brown hair and a pair of grey eyes. Reflecting on her social media handles, Louise doesn’t have her accounts on any of them.