BIO: Lou de Laage
Early Life and Background
Lou de Laâge, born on April 27, 1990, in Bordeaux, France, is a French actress. She received classical ballet training before pursuing acting.
Acting Career
De Laâge began her acting career in the late 2000s, appearing in television productions before transitioning to film. She is recognized for her versatility and performances in both French and international productions.
Notable Works
Some of her most notable film roles include:
- Jappeloup (2013): A biographical drama about a French equestrian champion.
- Respire (Breathe) (2014): A psychological drama directed by Mélanie Laurent, where de Laâge played the lead role of Sarah.
- Agnus Dei (The Innocents) (2016): A historical drama set in post-World War II Poland, where she played Mathilde Beaulieu, a French Red Cross doctor.
- White as Snow (Blanche comme neige) (2019): A modern reinterpretation of the Snow White tale.
- Black Box (Boîte noire) (2021): A thriller where she played Noémie Varenko.
- Le Bal des folles (The Mad Women’s Ball) (2021): A drama about women unjustly confined to a mental institution in 19th-century Paris.
Achievements and Recognition
De Laâge has received critical acclaim for her performances, particularly in Respire and Agnus Dei. Her performance in Respire earned her a nomination for the César Award for Most Promising Actress in 2015. She continues to work in both film and television, establishing herself as a prominent figure in French cinema.