Jeanne Helbling (13 March 1906 – 14 May 1985) was a French film actress active primarily during the silent and early sound eras of French cinema. Born in Paris, France, she began her screen career in the mid‑1920s, appearing in a variety of genre films including dramas, comedies, and adventure pictures.
Helbling’s early notable roles include appearances in The Mystery of the Yellow Room (1929) and Le Roi du cirage (1930). Throughout the 1930s, she continued to work steadily, featuring in titles such as Le Crime du Bouif (1935) and La Vie sentimentale (1937). Her filmography encompasses over forty films, reflecting a versatile presence in French popular cinema of the period.
After the decline of her screen appearances in the late 1940s, Helbling retired from acting. She lived the remainder of her life in Paris, where she passed away on 14 May 1985 at the age of 79. Her contributions remain documented in historical records of French film, particularly within studies of the transition from silent to sound cinema.