If we have always known her with her flamboyant red hair, Audrey Fleurot has made a bold hair change for her role in “Spirit of Winter”, a mini-series in three episodes broadcast this evening on Arte.
This evening, Arte is broadcasting Esprit d’hiver, a mini-series in three episodes adapted from the eponymous novel by Laura Kasischke.
In this fiction, Audrey Fleurot (HPI) plays Nathalie Weber, a writer haunted by the adoption of her daughter Alice (Lily Taïeb) and who finds inspiration one Christmas morning. With this series, Cyril Mennegun composes a winter camera during which Alice’s behavior appears more and more strange…
To interpret the character of Nathalie, Audrey Fleurot made a radical hair change, abandoning her red hair for a blond square worthy of the great Hollywood figures.
“All the actresses went through all the colors without being asked the question. It’s true that I hadn’t had the opportunity because no one ever asked me to and I’m not going to do it spontaneously because nature is well made and that’s what in my opinion suits me best. But I’m very much in demand to change my mind. I have a relationship with games that is very childish. It’s really about disguise and that’s what I like. I wanted to do this job to continue playing in fact.”she explained in this regard during a press conference organized on the occasion of the La Rochelle Fiction Festival.
If the actress was therefore delighted with this change, she however had difficulty in recognizing herself.
“I no longer recognized myself in the mirror. I had the impression of seeing a thousand and one actresses. There was a kind of eternal feminine too. Something Hollywood and timeless at the same time. To forget me was great, even if I don’t define myself only by my hair color“.
To obtain this result, did the actress wear a wig?
In an interview with Télé 7 Jours magazine, Audrey Fleurot revealed, “It was a wig. As I’m filming other series at the same time, it wouldn’t have been easy to discolour, then recolour. And we are lucky to have great wig makers! So from the moment you don’t see the difference, I found that it was still more comfortable.”.
An explanation after all rather obvious and not far-fetched.