Anne Meson

Anne Meson (born 12 May 1975) is a French show host and singer. Her mother Anne was a Russian artist and a dance teacher. Her father José was a Spanish acrobat y bailarín principal del molino rojo de Paris. In her childhood, Meson studied piano, dance but also horse riding. Her TV careers began in 1982 at 7, when she appears in several commercials. She also was a child model. Meson appeared for the first time on the silver screen in 1984, in Stress along with French actors Carole Laure and Guy Marchand. Later, she joined the casts of: L'amour ou presque (1985), La lettre perdue (1987) and Bernadette (1988). In addition to her cinema career, Meson also appeared on stage. She played in Molière's Le malade imaginaire, and starred in Philippe Chatel's famous musical Emilie Jolie. Two years later, Meson played as an accompanist to French rock-star Johnny Hallyday during one of his concerts in Paris-Bercy. In 1989, Meson became the new French Disney Ambassador, succeeding to Douchka. Her singing career began with the hit Oliver, inspired from Disney's Oliver and Company (1988). Her first solo album was released a few month later. In the meantime, her TV careers took a step forward as she co presented the Disney Parade French show with French presenter Jean-Pierre Foucault. From this moment on, her career bore the "Disney" seal: As the French Disney Ambassador, she made the front page of several "Disney" magazines, recorded stories on K7. She performed the French version of se…