Marion Cotillard recently made her Hollywood debut as the daughter-in-law entranced by Albert Finney's tall tales in Tim Burton's acclaimed Big Fish. In France, she was nominated for the Cesar Award for her role in the smash hit Taxi, written and directed by Luc Besson. She went on to star in the films two sequels. The daughter of theater actors, Marion began her career at 16, making her debut in The Story of the Boy Who Wanted to be Kissed. Most recently, she received a second Cesar nomination for her role in Les Jolie Choises and starred in Lisa and A Private Affair.