Eliane Chappuis, Model, Actress, Singer, and Producer was born at the Queen of Angels Hospital in Hollywood, to Swiss-French-Vietnamese parents. When six months old, her parents decided to raise her in Bern, Switzerland, where she spent her childhood with her siblings. At thirteen years of age she already played violin and had the Honor to perform under the conduct of Sir Yehudi Menuhin in the orchestra of the conservatory during his visits to Switzerland. She began her acting career at the theatre stage in High School and later attended the National Academy of Acting in Zurich. In 1996, Eliane returned to the United States at 18 years of age, where she was invited to attend Robert Redford's Sundance Institute Workshop and assisted on film projects like Tony Bui's "Saigon Stories"." This put Eliane's desire on fire to be in film Following the Sundance Institute workshop she traveled to Germany, to act the lead role in the television film "Streets of Berlin" Episode 1 "Die Mandarine von Mahrzahn", in the role of Vu Thi Hartmann. 

January 1st, 1978 in Hollywood (Age 46)