Fannie Brett Biography: Husband, Age, Movies, Net Worth, Height, Facebook

Fannie Brett is a French-American actress, producer, voice-over artist, and dubbing production supervisor, best known for her role as Léontine Aubert (Madame Aubert) in Titanic (1997).

With a background in ballet, music, and acting, she has built a diverse career spanning film, television, theater, and music, while leading her dubbing company, 7 Holdings Media, which has earned a “Gold” rating from Netflix.

Profile

• Full Name: Stéphanie Brethenoux
• Stage Name: Fannie Brett (also Fannie Brett-Rabault)
• Born: 1970s
• Age: 50s
• Birthplace: Angoulême, Charente, France
• Nationality: French-American
• Occupation: French-American Actress, Producer, Voice-Over Artist, Dubbing Production Supervisor, Singer, and Writer
• Height: 5 feet 7 inches
• Parents: Mr and Mrs Brett
• Siblings: unknown
• Spouse: Maxime Rabault (married July 11, 2010–present)
• Children: Unknown
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $1 million to $ 5 million

Early Life and Education

Fannie Brett, born Stéphanie Brethenoux, grew up in the 1970s in Angoulême, Charente, France. Her mother played a significant role in her early education, providing private English lessons that contributed to her fluency and accent-free American English, as noted in Charente Libre (2023). Details about her father, siblings, or early family life are not publicly disclosed.

From ages 6 to 18, she trained at the South West Conservatory Music School in France, studying ballet, music, singing, and acting, earning a Golden Medal in Ballet and Drama. Her childhood dream of becoming a ballet dancer evolved into a passion for acting after moving to the United States in her youth.

Specific details about her formal education beyond the conservatory are unavailable, but her training at the Actors Studio in Los Angeles and professional diction coaching to eliminate her French accent suggest a commitment to honing her craft.

Career

Fannie Brett‘s career is multifaceted, encompassing acting, producing, voice-over work, and music. She began acting in 1994 with a role in the French film Le Péril Jeune. Her breakthrough came in 1997 when James Cameron cast her as Léontine Aubert, Benjamin Guggenheim’s mistress, in Titanic after an audition where she demonstrated emotional depth without tears.

She worked with notable directors like James Ivory in The Divorce (2003) and Francis Ford Coppola in Distant Vision (2016), where she played a principal role. Other film credits include The Man in the Iron Mask (1998), Blue Horizon (2002), Strange as Angels (2003), An Existential Affair (2006), and Une Lettre Ne S’Écrit Pas (2013).

Her television work includes French series like La Loi de… and various unlisted TV roles, as noted on her website. In the theater, she wrote and performed in her play, though specifics are undocumented. As a singer, she produced two albums with Ceo’z Production, writing and performing as a mezzo-soprano, though the album titles are not specified.

Since 2016, Brett has led 7 Holdings Media (7HM), a dubbing company based near Las Vegas, specializing in remote recording for Netflix projects like Woman of the Dead, Off the Hook, and Mira. Her company achieved a “Gold” rating from Netflix for supervising 29 foreign titles into English over 28 months.

She also directs voice-overs for Paramount projects like Freedom Writers and Beverly Hills Cop 3, and voiced commercials and animations, including Super Moon and Barre Blend. Her innovative remote dubbing methods during COVID-19 ensured project continuity, as highlighted in Charente Libre. X posts in 2024 praise her Titanic role and dubbing work.

Awards and Nominations

• South West Conservatory Music School: Golden Medal in Ballet – Won
• South West Conservatory Music School: Golden Medal in Drama – Won

Social Media

• Facebook Handle: @FannieBrett

Personal Life

Fannie Brett, resides in Red Mountains, near Las Vegas, Nevada, with her husband, Maxime Rabault, a technician who co-manages 7 Holdings Media. They married on July 11, 2010, and no children are documented. Her dual French-American citizenship reflects her transatlantic career.

Her ethnicity is French, and her faith is private. Brett’s hobbies include reading, photography, learning, traveling, and internet surfing, Her early ballet training and musical background suggest a lifelong passion for the arts. She credits her mother’s English lessons and diction coaching for her linguistic versatility.

No controversies are associated with her, and she maintains a professional, business-oriented public image, once expressing initial discomfort with the self-promotion required in Hollywood.

Filmography

• Le Péril Jeune (1994, Film) – Supporting Role
• Titanic (1997, Film) – Léontine Aubert (Madame Aubert)
• The Man in the Iron Mask (1998, Film) – Supporting Role
• Blue Horizon (2002, Film) – Supporting Role
• Strange as Angels (2003, Film) – Supporting Role
• The Divorce (2003, Film) – Supporting Role
• An Existential Affair (2006, Film) – Supporting Role
• Une Lettre Ne S’Écrit Pas (2013, Film) – Supporting Role
• Distant Vision (2016, Film) – Principal Role
• La Loi de… (Series, date unspecified) – Supporting Role

Net Worth

Fannie Brett‘s estimated net worth is $1 million to $5 million. This speculative range is based on her acting roles in Titanic, The Divorce, and Distant Vision, her production work with 7 Holdings Media, and voice-over projects for Netflix and Paramount.

Her company’s “Gold” rating from Netflix and supervision of 29 titles suggest significant earnings from dubbing. Her music albums and theater work contribute modestly.