Coco Belliveau
Biography
Coco Belliveau, born Carole Belliveau on December 24, 1991, is a multidisciplinary Acadian artist from Perth-Andover, New Brunswick, Canada. She grew up in Grand-Sault and graduated from the École nationale de l'humour in 2016. As a comedian, she presented her first solo show, L’Étrange Vie de Coco Belliveau, at the Dr. Mobilo Aquafest in 2017. Her television career began in 2018 with an appearance on the Télé-Québec program L’heure est grave. Belliveau is also credited as an actress in the 2022 production Family Game, as well as the upcoming projects Libre dès maintenant and Hantée. She is known for blending humor, rap, and social reflection in her work, aiming to act as a catalyst for social change.
Career overview
Coco Belliveau, born Carole Belliveau on December 24, 1991, in Perth-Andover, New Brunswick, is a multidisciplinary Acadian artist. She grew up in Grand-Sault and graduated from the École nationale de l'humour in 2016. In 2017, she presented her first solo stage show, titled L'Étrange Vie de Coco Belliveau, at the Dr. Mobilo Aquafest. As a performer, she is known for blending humor, rap, and reflection in her work, with an interest in acting as a catalyst for social change.
Belliveau made her television debut in 2018 with an appearance on the program L'heure est grave, which aired on Télé-Québec. Her filmography includes credits such as the 2022 production Family Game. According to industry databases, she is also associated with the upcoming projects Libre dès maintenant, scheduled for 2025, and Hantée, scheduled for 2026. She is recognized for her work as an actress and comedian, and she is also known by the name Coco Béliveau. Throughout her career, she has accumulated 29 known credits.
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Full Filmography
33 titles- Le Pride Comedy Show de Juste pour Rire 2026 (2026) as Self : Guest
- Hantée (2026)
- Libre dès maintenant (2025) as Chloé
- Le clown est triste (2024) as Self
- Survivor Québec (2023) as Self - Guest
- The Traitors Canada (2023) as Self - Contestant
- Au-delà du sexe (2023) as Self - Guest
- Big Brother Célébrités : les jeux d'été (2023) as Self - Celebrity
- Big Brother Célébrités: Sur scène (2023) as Coco Belliveau
- Les petits tannants (2022) as Zazou
- Arsenault and Fils (2022) as Brooklyn
- Ça fait la job (2021) as Self
- Big Brother Célébrités (2021) as Self
- Big Brother Célébrités (2021) as Self - Celebrity
- Big Brother Célébrités (2021) as Self - Collaborator
- Big Brother Célébrités (2021) as Self - Analyst
- Passez le mot (2021) as Self
- Le prochain stand-up : Classe de maître (2021) as Self
- Le prochain stand-up (2020) as Self
- Encré dans la peau (2020) as Self
- Bonsoir bonsoir! (2019) as Self
- Tournée Générale (2019) as Self
- L'Open Mic de… (2019) as Self
- Le sens du punch (2019) as Herself
- L'heure est grave (2018) as Herself
- Tout inclus (2017) as Self
- Trait d'humour (2016) as Self
- D'un rire à l'autre (2015) as Self
- Un souper presque parfait (2010) as Self
- Un souper presque parfait (2010) as Self - Contestant
- Sucré salé (2002) as Self
- Bye Bye (1968) as Comédien supplémentaire
- 2 minutes pour être drôle as Herself
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Coco Belliveau best known for?
Coco Belliveau is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Le Pride Comedy Show de Juste pour Rire 2026 (2026), Locke (2014), Macario (1960), Return to Two Moon Junction (1994).
When and where was Coco Belliveau born?
Coco Belliveau was born on December 24, 1991 in Perth-Andover, New Brunswick, Canada.
How many credits does Coco Belliveau have?
Coco Belliveau has accumulated over 33 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1968 to 2026.
What is Coco Belliveau's background in cinema and television?
Coco Belliveau, born Carole Belliveau on December 24, 1991, is a multidisciplinary Acadian artist from Perth-Andover, New Brunswick, Canada. She grew up in Grand-Sault and graduated from the École nationale de l'humour in 2016. As a comedian, she presented her first solo show, L’Étrange Vie de Coco Belliveau, at the Dr...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Sucré salé (2002) as Self — aged about 10
- Bye Bye (1968) as Comédien supplémentaire — aged about 23
- Survivor Québec (2023) as Self - Guest — aged about 31
- Un souper presque parfait (2010) as Self — aged about 18
- Un souper presque parfait (2010) as Self - Contestant — aged about 18
- Le Pride Comedy Show de Juste pour Rire 2026 (2026) as Self : Guest — aged about 34
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