With a career full of successes, Muriel Robin is now one of the iconic members of the comedy scene in France. Despite the success, things haven’t always been easy for the artist.
A path full of success. Since her first appearance on the boards of the Olympia in 1989 until the presentation in 2016 of the anniversary show They have loved each other for 20 years at the Zénith de Paris with Michèle Laroque and Pierre Palmade, Muriel Robin has met with many successes during her career. “Filling a zenith with a couple of women says something about the evolution of society”, had also moved the actress. A career that is not just about acting on the boards. Very active in the theater, she is also known for her many roles on the small and big screen..
A career marked by the successes on which the comedian returns in his last show called And Poof. First broadcast on television and then performed on stage in theatres, the show was an opportunity for Muriel Robin to become aware of the impact of her work. “I realized that the public knew the lines by heart”, was she surprised with our colleagues from Télé7jours.
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Muriel Robin “There is no age to learn to love yourself”
At 67, Muriel Robin has nothing left to prove. Although she does not have to be ashamed of the course accomplished, the actress takes a hard look at the one she once was. “My hair was too short, I didn’t have the right lipstick or the right earrings… Beyond the look, I think I was imposing something violent on myself: like a punishment, a shell missed. I don’t know if I was trying to call for help, in any case, it says something about this period of my life”, she confides to our colleagues. While the French comedy scene is in turmoil, Muriel Robin must fight against her demons.
“While the others were playing shows, I was having depressions. And then, little by little, I removed all the skin I had on me, until I found myself completely naked. Today, I have become the one I wanted, thanks also to the waves of love that the public gives me, always present.” To the support of the public, is added the love of a woman who allowed him to save himself from depression. “I had a realization around fifty and I gave myself the means to take care of my health, and Anne helped me a lot.” On the strength of these experiences, Muriel Robin wishes to write a book to tell that “there is no age to learn to love yourself”