Isabelle Corey (29 May 1939 – 6 February 2011) was a French actress and model.

Corey started modeling in Paris in her teens for magazines such as Jardin des Modes, Elle and Madame Figaro. She was discovered in the Latin Quarter, where she lived with her parents, by Jean Pierre Melville and was offered the lead in his classic film noir, Bob le flambeur.

Following parts in such films as And God Created Woman, she continued her film career in Italy where she settled in Rome, to work with such producers, directors and actors as Mauro Bolognini, Vittorio De Sica, Marcello Mastroianni, Alberto Sordi, Dino De Laurentiis and Roberto Rossellini.

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Isabelle Corey (nom de scène d’Isabelle Cornet), née le 29 mai 1939 à Metz et morte le 6 février 2011 à Crozon, est une actrice française.

Découverte à seize ans par Jean-Pierre Melville pour Bob le flambeur, Isabelle Corey mène une courte mais riche carrière de cinq ans au cinéma: elle apparaît dans dix-sept films français et italiens entre 1956 et 1961.

Outre Melville, elle croise notamment la route des cinéastes Roger Vadim, Mario Camerini, Antonio Pietrangeli, Mauro Bolognini, Mario Bava et Roberto Rossellini.

Claude Chabrol souhaitait lui confier le rôle de Florence dans Les Cousins.

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