Odile Vuillemin, known for her iconic role as Chloé Saint-Laurent in the hit series Profilingis preparing to captivate the public once again in Rivière-Perduea detective show of six episodes broadcast on TF1 from Thursday January 11, 2024, alongside Barbara Cabrita and Jean-Michel Tinivelli. Wednesday January 10, 2024, interviewed by Isabelle Dhombres in the podcast Shadows and lights of Leisure TV And Current wifethe actress looked back on her career, discussing notable moments, including his intense experience in Profiling. Confronted with her role as a battered woman in the TV movie The influence in 2015, she also shared a poignant anecdote where an osteopath highlighted her physiological similarity with real victims of domestic violence. A realization for Odile Vuillemin. This TV movie told the true story of Alexandra Lange, a battered woman who killed her husband in 2009.
Odile Vuillemin: “I don’t know if I was more Chloé than Odile”
Since his flagship role in ProfilingOdile Vuillemin, 47 years old, explored a diversity of characters, The influence has Two womenPassing by Prometheus on TF1. Asked about her relationship with Chloé Saint-Laurent, main character in Profilingshe expressed his attachment to the characterclaiming that he had left her habits and facial expressions difficult to abandon after filming the first season. The actress said: “I want to tell him, don’t change anything. […] She gave me a lot of tics, a lot of facial expressions, and it was difficult to let go of it.“ And for good reason, she assured: “I realized after filming the first season that I still had facial expressions of the character so it can be complicated to come out of the character. I don’t know if I was more Chloé than Odile for some years”, highlighting the challenges of detaching yourself emotionally from a demanding role. Despite the nostalgia, Odile Vuillemin said having learned to “switcher” quickly from one character to another. The actress finally concluded with these words: “It was a great adventure in my acting career, she really counted.” Her commitment and diversity of roles continue to mark the television landscape, making her an accomplished artist.