Catherine Castel

    Known For

    Acting

    Birthday

    February 5, 1949

    Day of Death

    September 19, 2018 (69 years old)

    Place of Birth

    Villejuif, Val-de-Marne, France

    Catherine Castel

    Biography

    Catherine Castel was born Catherine Marie Simone Tricot. As an actress, she appeared in several films throughout her career, most notably, those directed by Jean Rollin, including "La vampire nue", "Tout le monde il en a deux", "Lèvres de sang" and "Phantasmes", as well as a number of adult films, and after a long-standing hiatus, would appear with Rollin again in her final film role "La fiancée de Dracula", before retiring. During her career, she would have, on a number of occasions, appear on-screen alongside her twin sister Marie-Pierre Castel (1949–2013). Rollin would have cast Marie-Pierre in roles originally intended for Catherine when she was unavailable due to being pregnant. She has also worked with directors, such as, Serge Korber, Bernard Launois, Jean Desvilles, Jean-Pierre Bouyxou, Jean-Marie Ghanassia, Alain Payet, Francis Girod, Jean Luret, Dominique Goult and Lucio Mazzeotti. She died in 2018 at the age of 69.

    Known For

    • Lips of Blood

      Lips of Blood

      1975

    • The Nude Vampire

      The Nude Vampire

      1970

    • Fly Me the French Way

      Fly Me the French Way

      1974

    • Dracula's Fiancée

      Dracula's Fiancée

      2002

    • Vibrations sexuelles

      Vibrations sexuelles

      1977

    • The Seduction of Amy

      The Seduction of Amy

      1975

    • The Countess X

      The Countess X

      1976

    • Weekends of a Perverted Couple

      Weekends of a Perverted Couple

      1976

    • Couples en chaleur

      Couples en chaleur

      1977

    • Les Queutardes

      Les Queutardes

      1977

    • Hard Penetration

      Hard Penetration

      1975

    • Bites En Chaleur

      Bites En Chaleur

      1977

    • À bout de sexe

      À bout de sexe

      1975

    • Eurotika!

      Eurotika!

      1999

    • Amours collectives

      Amours collectives

      1976