Do you remember Pierre Niney in LOL? What happened to the young actors of the film to see on Netflix!
Revealed by LOL (Laughing Out Loud), the young actors of this film which marked a whole generation of teenagers all took different paths. So what have they become?
He marked a whole generation of French teenagers in the 2000s: LOL (Laughing Out Loud) landed in the Netflix catalog. Lisa Azuelos’ film portrayed Generation X through the mother-daughter relationship between Lola (Christa Théret) and Anne (Sophie Marceau).
Modern version of La Boum, LOL revealed some talents and launched some careers. Among the young actors who carried this exciting comedy, AlloCiné invites you to discover what they have become since the release of the film in 2009. Attention, nostalgia!
Jeremy Kapone (Mael)
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After LOL, Jéremy Kapone distinguished himself in the horror film Livide, in Complices, in a big-budget German film never released in France (Die Vermessung der Welt) and the short-lived France 2 series Tiger Lily. Since then, he has devoted himself mainly to his career as a musician and artist. He released the album “10: 43” in 2018 which was produced by Louis Sommer (who is none other than Mehdi in LOL). He also released a book collecting his Indian ink portraits in 2021 and has had several exhibitions.
Marion ChabassolCharlotte
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After LOL and an appearance in I like watching girls in 2011, Marion Chabassol put an end to her acting career to devote herself to her business and marketing studies in Paris. She is now a digital manager in a luxury goods and jewelry retail business.
Lou LesageStephane
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After LOL, Lou Lesage participated in a few films: My Little Princess released in 2010 with Isabelle Huppert, Océane in 2013, of which she is the heroine, and Elle l’adore in 2014, where she is the murdered girlfriend of Laurent Laffite . But the young woman has mainly devoted herself to her music with the release of an album in 2016 and the formation of a duo called Soleil Bleu.
