Claudine Wilde

Claudine Wilde (born 15 March 1968) is a German film and television actress.

Early life

Claudine Wilde was born in Berlin and grew up in the South of France. She received a three-year acting training at the Conservatory of Dramatic Arts in Saint-Étienne and one year at James Logan School in San Francisco Bay Area.

Career

She has appeared in many television films and series such as Gefangen im Jemen, Das Papst-Attentat, as well as The Old Fox, Siska and Tatort, playing major or minor roles.

Wilde has also appeared in French productions especially in theater like Les Misérables engaged in Saint-Étienne.

Personal life

Wilde was married from 2001 to 2011 to Czech engineer Tomás Kanok, they separated in 2009. The couple have two sons.

Wilde is fluent in German, English and French. She also has basic knowledge in Spanish and Italian.

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Wilde

Wilde is a surname, and may refer to:

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Wilde Gomes da Silva

Wilde Gomes da Silva (born 14 April 1981), commonly known as Wilde, is a Brazilian futsal player who plays for Barcelona as a Pivot.

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Wilde (Eder)

Wilde (Eder) is a river of Hesse, Germany.

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Coordinates: 51°08′N 9°10′E / 51.133°N 9.167°E / 51.133; 9.167

Claudine...!

Claudine...! (クローディーヌ...!, Kurōdīnu...!) is a classic Shoujo manga set in the turn of early 20th century France. It was written by Riyoko Ikeda and the tankōbon was released on May 20, 1978.

Plot

The story follows a transgender man named Claudine from childhood to adulthood. His worried mother takes him to see a doctor, who in fact finds nothing wrong with the young Claudine. The two become friends and the doctor narrates the story of Claudine's roller coaster life as he falls for several women and we learn a dark secret about Claudine's father.

Claudine first fell in love with his servant girl, Maura. Maura loved him back, but was sent back to her home once Claudine told his parents that he wanted to marry her. Claudine then fell in love with Cecilia, but Cecilia was not interested and secretly having an affair with Claudine's father, Auguste; Louis, Cecilia's brother, found out about their affair and killed Cecilia and Auguste out of jealousy because he'd once been Auguste's lover. It is revealed that the adult Auguste had fallen in love with Louis when Louis was just a boy; Claudine had seen the two of them together when he was eight years old.

Claudine

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Claudine (book series)

The Claudine series consists of four early novels by the French author Colette, published 1900-1904. Written in diary form, they describe the growth to maturity of a young girl, Claudine. Aged fifteen at the beginning of the first book, Claudine à l'école, the series describes her education and experiences as she grows up. All the books are written in first-person with the first three having Claudine herself as the narrator. The last in the series, Claudine s'en va, introduces a new narrator, Annie.

The novels were written in the late 19th century in collaboration with Colette's first husband, the writer Henry Gauthier-Villars, better known by his nom-de-plume "Willy". There has been much speculation over the degree of involvement of both Colette and Willy in the writing of the Claudine novels, particularly as Willy was known for often using ghostwriters. Consequently although the novels were originally attributed to Willy only and published under his name alone, they were later published under both names. After the death of Willy, Colette went to court to challenge her former husband's involvement in any of the writing, and subsequently had his name removed from the books. This decision however was overturned after her death, as Willy's son from a prior relationship, Jacques Gauthier-Villars, successfully sued to have his father's name restored.