Well, Louis VIII did...
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Grey Wolf
I believe that was at the request/invitation of the English nobility though.
The problem with Plantagenet France meaning anything is that its not an independent state even in the Medieval sense of statehood - its territories held by the English kings as vassals of the French king.
To put it another way, Edward Plantagent, Duke of Gascony, is a vassal of the King of France, and only incidentally (as far as this goes) King of England.
It is not "English" France.
Meanwhile the Kings of France did have a certain level of authority over the kingdom worth taking seriously before the mid-1400s - just overmighty subjects, including said Edward Plantagenet, determined to preserve their authority at his expense.