Marjolaine Hébert

Marjolaine Hébert was a Canadian actress best known for her roles in “Le survenant,” “Terre humaine,” and “Au chenal du moine.” Born on April 13, 1926, in Ottawa, Ontario, she became a prominent figure in French-Canadian culture.

Personal and Family Life

Marjolaine Hébert was married to Robert Gadouas, with whom she had one child, Daniel Gadouas. The couple later divorced, but her family remained a significant part of her life. Throughout her career, she dedicated herself to promoting Canadian-French arts and culture.

Career Highlights

Hébert gained fame for her performance as Bedette in the popular television show “Le survenant,” which began in 1956. She was also a co-founder of “Le Théâtre de la Marjolaine” in Eastman, Québec, where she served as director from 1964 until 1999. Additionally, she was involved in French-Canadian radio and television, further contributing to her success in the arts.

Death and Legacy

Marjolaine Hébert passed away on July 28, 2014, in Longueuil, Québec, Canada. Her contributions to the arts were recognized when she was awarded the title of Officer of the Order of Canada in 1994. Her legacy continues to inspire future generations of French-Canadian artists.

Filmography

Title Year Role
Cormoran 1993 TV Series
Phéobé Gauthier 1984 TV Mini Series
Terre humaine 1978–1984 Jeanne Jacquemin
Aéroport 1980 Mme Duroy
Du tac au tac 1976–1977 Mme Hammelin
Au retour des oies blanches 1971 TV Movie
Les Martin 1968–1969 Carmen Thibault
Virginie 1968 Simone
Jeudi-théâtre 1962 1 episode
Marie-Didace 1958–1959 Bedette Salvail
Je vous ai tant aimé 1958–1959 Colombe Chardonnel
Au chenal du moine 1957–1958 Bedette Salvail
Dorchester Theatre 1957 1 episode
Le survenant 1956 Bedette Salvail
La Feuille au vent 1953–1954 Mimi