Leslie France has been an actress for more than three decades. She has been in well-received movies like Where the Crawdads Sing and on TV shows like The Resident and National Treasure.
She has also appeared in unaffiliated films. She portrayed the lead in Confession of a Florist and received accolades for her “soulful performance” (Variety). She has been in a number of theatre performances, including King Lear, Look Homeward Angel, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
France continues to share her love of the performing arts by instructing actors at Chapman University, UCLA Extension, and The Los Angeles Film School after taking a break from acting in 1999 to raise her son Oscar.
She led the development of an interdisciplinary curriculum combining theatre and film while serving in a combined faculty position at Florida State University’s School of Theatre and College of Motion Picture Arts. She was well-liked by the pupils because of the distinctive way she managed to combine academic rigour with enjoyment in the classroom.
Where did Leslie France go to college and high school
She hasn’t posted anything online, thus there is no information available about her high school or college.
Did Leslie France go to film school
Leslie France studied at the William Esper Studio and HB Studios in New York City before completing the prestigious Jose Quintero Asolo Professional Actor Training Program.
