Serge Hazanaviciuswho celebrates his 59th birthday this Sunday, September 11, is a confirmed actor who has played in countless films and burst the screen several times as in I’ve loved you for a long time alongside Kristin Scott Thomas and Elsa Zylberstein. He also got roles in some big hit movies like OSS 117: Rio is unresponsive Where The Artisttwo feature films worn by actor Jean Dujardin, but above all directed by his older brother: Michel Hazanavicius.
If he is often associated with his brother, he is often also associated with his old love stories, like the one he experienced in the 1990s with actress Julie Mauduech. From their relationship was also born a daughter, in 1999, named Raïka. But he was especially talked about for his former romance with a famous French actress and humorist: Axelle Lafont. Together they became parents to a daughter named Mitty, who is now 16 years old.
A “very talented” young actress
An adorable young girl, who looks like two drops of water to her mom, as we could see when they appeared together at thefilm premiere milf at the Gaumont-Opéra cinema in Paris, April 17, 2018. The 52-year-old actress was notably photographed giving a very affectionate kiss to her little princess. The latter had come to participate in this event simply because she plays in this feature film alongside her mother, who also wrote and directed this work with the help of Clovis Cornillac’s companion: Lilou Fogli.
“I happen to have a little girl who bathes in it, who loves it. So rather than see her run the castings, what stresses me out the most, as she really wants it, that she is in demand and that she is very talented, I play her in my own stuff“, explained Axelle Lafont in an interview for Purepeople. Note that Mitty also plays in the series addicted, there too written and directed by his mother. Although she is also good at singing, a career in the cinema therefore seems to be taking shape for the young girl, who also looks a lot like her dad. Perhaps she will enjoy a career as brilliant as hers? That’s all the harm we can wish him!