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Corynne Charby (also known as Corinne Charbit, born July 12, 1960 in Paris) is a French actress and singer at the end of the 1970's and 1980's. For years she worked as a top model and was on the front pages of magazines such as "Inch" or "Lui", and often appeared in fashion shows all over the world. Quickly after that, Charby, Pierre Richard, and Gérard Depardieu appeared in her first film in 1981, titled "La chèvre".

Corynne Charby (born 12 July 1960) is a French actress, pop singer and model. Born Corinne Charbit in Paris, Charby grew up in France, and left school after the troisième (form 3). In the late 1970s, she began a successful career as a model. She appeared on the cover of major magazines such as Elle and Lui and participated in several runway shows for large fashion houses.

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In 1987, Charby released her second album entitled Toi. The album's songs were written by Franck Yvy and composed by Jean-Louis d'Onorio, and featured three singles : "Pas vu, pas pris", "Elle sortait tard le soir" and "Même". The album was a commercial failure, with only "Pas vu, pas plus" obtaining relative success as a single. Subsequently, Charby's artistic career came to an end. She married the head of a record company, and decided to devote herself to her family. In addition to her most well known songs from the 1980s (in extended versions), the disc contains a megamix. A new compilation named Boule de flipper was released in 2003 by Sony Music Entertainment. In 2007, the French singer Leslie covered the song "Boule de flipper" on her album.

In 1987, Charby released her second album entitled Toi; the album's songs were written by Franck Yvy and composed by Jean-Louis d'Onorio, and featured three singles : "Pas vu, pas pris", "Elle sortait tard le soir" and "Même". Subsequently, Charby's artistic career came to an end, she married the head of a record company, and decided to devote herself to her family.