| Chloé's film work has been varied. Recent highlights include the latest version of Vanity Fair (directed by Mira Nair) with Reese Witherspoon, and "The Elgar Jigsaw" (directed by Ken Russell), which allowed the exploration of movement as one would have seen Isadora Duncan at the beginning of the 20th Century. |
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Chloé Treend in The Elgar Jigsaw
(directed by Ken Russell) |
Chloé has also had some comic roles in productions such as the UK Channel 5's "Harry and Cosh" (directed by Dan Peacock) and "My Summer with Des" with Neil Morrissey (directed by Simon Curtis).
Chloé Treend in Legionnaire
(directed by Hubert de la Bouillerie) |
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Other roles include playing 1920's French Cancan Charlotte in "Legionnaire" with Jean Claude Van Damme (directed by Hubert de la Bouillerie), and in the TV series "She Wolf of London" (directed by Brian Grant) where she appeared in Big Top She-Wolf, as the Devil's Accomplice - a 120 year old witch disguised as a beautiful woman (Selena) to bribe young men into selling their souls to the devil.
Chloé has also appeared in films including Funny Bones (directed by Peter Chelsom) and Prince of Thieves.
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| Chloé's Theatre work includes a leading role in the group Laboratoria's production; "The Scream of Antonin Artaud" (directed by David Papava), and presented at Theatro Technis in Central London in November 2003. |
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Chloé Treend in The Scream of Antonin Artaud
(directed by David Papava) |
Chloé also played 120 episodes of Missy, one of four main characters in "Kingsbridge" which was the first radio soap revolving around a male and female gay couple.
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