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NORA ARNEZEDER: A French actress to watch

Last Updated: April 19, 2014By Ali NaderzadTags: Nora Arnezeder

New York-based photographer Taghi Naderzad recently shot a portrait of French actress Nora Arnezeder and sent us this exclusive shot. She appeared opposite Gerard Jugnot in “Paris 36” in 2008.

Arnezeder will be appearing opposite Bradley Cooper and Jeremy Irons in the Brian Klugman-directed “The Words.”

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