Audrey Fleurot
b. 1977 · 25 titles in the catalogue
Audrey Fleurot is a French actress, born July 6, 1977 in Mantes-la-Jolie in the Yvelines.
She became known to the general public through the role of the Lady of the Lake in Kaamelott (2005-2009). It confirms with those of Josephine Karlsson in Engrenages (2005-2020) and Hortense Larcher in Un village français (2009-2017).
At the same time, she broke into the cinema by playing in the hit film Intouchables (2011). Alternating first and secondary roles, she led a prolific career from then on and appeared in particular in The Flower of Age (2012), But who re-killed Pamela Rose? (2012), Pop Redemption (2013), The Real Life of Teachers (2013), The Queens of the Ring (2013), Fonzy (2013), The Brotherhood of Tears (2013), The Gazelles (2014), Beautiful as a Woman Another (2014), Under the Girls' Skirts (2014), The Canterville Ghost (2016), The Ideal (2016), etc.
She did not neglect television, however, and she played, in particular, in the Netflix miniseries, Safe (2017) and Le Bazar de la Charité (2019) before experiencing major success with HPI (2021 and 2022) by holding a again the leading role.
Their work
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The Intouchables2011as Magalie
Midnight in Paris2011as 1920's Partygoer
Kaamelott: The First Chapter2021as La Dame du Lac
Delicacy2011as Ingrid
The Women on the 6th Floor2011as Bettina de Brossolette
Safe2018as Zoe Chahal
French Women2014as Sophie
Divorce Club2020as Albane
Fonzy2013as Elsa
Mais qui a re-tué Pamela Rose ?2012as La présidente
Kaamelott2005as La Dame du Lac
The Real Life of Teachers2013as Mme Oufkir
The Collapse2019as Karine
HIP - High Intellectual Potential2021as Morgane Alvaro · Casting
Connectés2020as Sarah
Pop Redemption2013as Martine Georges
Two Worlds2007as Boubs
The Canterville Ghost2016as Aliénor de Canterville
Kaamelott: The Second Chapter (Part I)2025as La Dame du Lac
The Ideal2016as Valentine Winfeld
The Bonfire of Destiny2019as Adrienne de Lenverpré
Queens of the Ring2013as Jessica
Les Gazelles2014as Sandra
Spiral2005as Joséphine Karlsson
Women at War2022as Marguerite De Lancastel
