Name	Estelle Skornik
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Naionality	Franch
Date of Birth	4 July 1971,
Place of Birth	Paris, France
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Chosen from 50 hopefuls to star in the initial Clio advertisement, Estelle was a student who studied drama to overcome her shyness. Recognizing the difficulties, her aim is to break into serious acting, and has featured in two films so far (Les gens sans face, based on the Georges Simenon novel, and Albert Souffre), and appeared on stage in Le Misanthrope.
Estelle would prefer to read a book rather than making conversation. You would find her in a café, not a nightclub. Or maybe at her favourite restaurant, Chez Goldenberg in the Jewish quarter of Paris. Unlike Nicole, she does not have a new escort with every advertisement - her relationship with her boyfriend, 25-year-old art director Laurent Bismuth, goes back to their school days. About her only similarity to Nicole is that she drives a Renault Clio.
The perception of Nicole as being quintessentially French might not be agreed with in France itself. French car buyers are technologically adventurous, and Renault's recent renaissance in the French market demands a less jovial campaign. Their cars are so well-geared to French tastes that to push the home country connection would be stating the obvious.
As to more ads? Skornik feels Renault and Publicis manage to get a family feeling, and she gets on well with her co-star, Max Douchin, who plays Papa. Renault are on more of a roll than ever, and Fiona Love confirms that a new commercial is being shot as this article is written, and Publicis 'indeed plan to continue in the same vein throughout the coming year.'