Jeanne Colletin (born 16 July 1938 in Toulouse – 20 October 2006 in Paris) is a French film and theatre actress. She starts at the theatre in the Renaud-Barrault company at the age of 15. In 1963, she received a first prize for modern comedy and a first prize for classical comedy at the Conservatoire national supérieure d'art dramatique in Paris. She then spent three years at the Comédie-FrançaiseShe received the Prix Gérard-Philipe for her creation of Pepsie at the Théâtre Daunou in 1965. She plays an important character as a bisexual and literally undressed woman, for the role of Ariane in the film Emmanuelle, alongside Sylvia Kristel. Her daughter Léonore's father is Henri Grandsire In 1981 she married the violinist Raphaël Oleg.She also tried the song and released at Polydor a 45 laps then an album entitled My Love My Farewell (text by Jeanne Colletin and Nadine Laik, music by Francis Lai) in 1969 where her voice to wavy sensuality is wonderful.