Stacy DeVorzon

Stacy DeVorzon is originally from Beverly Hills residing in the south of France since many years. The daughter of Barbara DeVorzon, owner of "The DeVorzon Gallery" in Beverly Hills that played a vital part in enhancing the LA art scene. She's the niece of Grammy winning and Academy Award nominated songwriter, composer Barry DeVorzon. Twin sister of Dana DeVorzon, known for her work as the editor on several well known TV series, and her maternal grandfather, Jules DeVorzon, was a singer and violinist best known as a member of Rudy Vallée and the Connecticut Yankees. Stacy's experience as a new actress ranges from roles in film and TV in France. Recent film credits include "The Man Who Sold His Skin" nominated for best international feature film at the Oscars 2021. Also co-starring in "The Golden Age" winner of LIFF 2020. She is also well known for another passion, cuisine. Competing in several TV culinary competitions in France include the most recent, "Objectif Top Chef" M6 with the famous French Chef, Philippe Etchebest, "Master Chef" TF1, and winner of "Un Diner Presque Parfait" and competitor in "Les Combats Des Regions" M6. Stacy DeVorzon is also the creator and producer in developing the culinary TV show, "Passport Cuisine" that will be pitched at MIPTV in the near future. IMDb Mini Biography By: Stacy DeVorzon