Véronique Nordey was a French actress born on June 15, 1939, in Paris. She embarked on her acting journey under the tutelage of renowned acting coach Tania Balachova. Nordey made her big-screen debut in the film Sorcières de Salem, directed by the acclaimed director Raymond Rouleau, during her teenage years.
Véronique Nordey married the accomplished director Jean-Pierre Mocky, and together they collaborated on several film projects. Their union, however, came to an end after fourteen years of marriage. Their son, Stanislas Nordey, was born in 1966.
Following the birth of her son, Nordey took a hiatus from film appearances, although she continued her stage career after a brief pause. During the 1970s, she made sporadic television appearances. Once Stanislas had established himself as a prominent director, Nordey reappeared in several of his productions.
Véronique Nordey passed away on November 29, 2017, at the age of 78, in Lyon, due to cancer.
