Audrey Fleurot
Acting
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.
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Filmography of
Audrey Fleurot
La Dame du Lac
... 2026
... 2026
La Dame du Lac
... 2025
Chris
... 2025
(voice) (uncredited)
... 2024
... 2024
... 2022
Mme. Delahaye
... 2022
Marie-Caroline
... 2022
Marie-Marguerite Guiniou
... 2021
La Dame du Lac
... 2021
Sarah
... 2020
Albane
... 2020
... 2019
Sylvie Brisebard
... 2019
Bénédicte
... 2019
Anne
... 2018
Odessa Berken
... 2017
narrator
... 2017
Valentine Winfeld
... 2016
Aliénor de Canterville
... 2016
La Diablesse
... 2015
Sophie
... 2014
Sandra
... 2014
Nolan Smith
... 2014
Elsa
... 2013
Claire Foczensky
... 2013
Jessica
... 2013
Martine Georges
... 2013
Marion Cappelaro
... 2013
Mme Oufkir
... 2013
... 2013
La présidente
... 2012
Ingrid, Charles's secretary
... 2011
Magalie
... 2011
Clara
... 2011
1920's Partygoer
... 2011
Bettina de Brossolette
... 2011
Dorimène
... 2009
The commissioner
... 2009
Marie
... 2009
Rosaura
... 2008
Boubs
... 2007
Inès
... 2007
... 2004
Marine
... 2002