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Valérie Boisgel (born on October 28, 1946 in Blida, Alger [now Algeria]) was an Algerian-born French actress and writer. After several small appearances in cinema and television, Valérie Boisgel obtained a more important role in La Rose créchée (1970) where she was still seen, brown, opposite Anny Duperey. After Dossier Prostitution by Jean-Claude Roy, the actress's career is moving towards eroticism. She became a star of a genre who knew his period. She continues the main roles under the direction of José Benazeraf (Le Sexe nu, 1973), Guy Maria (Daughters experts in clandestine games, 1974) or Max Pécas (Sexually yours, 1974). But soft eroticism is soon replaced in theaters by hardcore. In October 1975, the actress has the unpleasant surprise to see the release, under the title The Fire in the Belly, a film shot a few months previously riddled with her knowledge of hard inserts. The practice of "caviardage", which is generalized in this period of transition, disgusts the actress who decides to abandon erotic cinema. Refusing to shoot in pornographic films, the actress who once chained the contracts is unemployed. Too much identified with the genre, it will only make rare screen appearances. assionate about theatre, she played alongside Daniel Gélin in Jean Anouilh's (1977). She directed and animated for four years the Espace Kiron in the 11th arrondissement of Paris then opened a cabaret, Le Pied Bleu, in Pigalle to give carte blanche to the actors, musicians, singers... She has also served as a press officer and director of communication for various CDNs, for theatre companies, in the context of festivals (Avignon, Cannes...), as well as for a film production house specializing in social problems (Les Films Grain de Sable). Since the early 2000’s, Valérie Boisgel has devoted herself mainly to literature. Her first two novels about the love passion From dawn to the Night 2004(2004) and Captive 2005(2005), prefaced by Pierre Bourgeade, gather excellent reviews]. In 2006 she recorded a CD of the famous book by Régine Deforges L'orage. She still publishes erotic short stories in a series of collective collections that also present texts by Françoise Rey, Élisabeth Barillé or Brigitte Lahaie. In the mid-2000's Valérie Boisgel returned to North Africa from her childhood and moved to Morocco. She died on November 9, 2014 in Paris, France (breast cancer).
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