Audrey Lamy

Audrey Lamy, born on 19 January 1981 in Ales (Gard), is a French actress and humorist. She is the sister of Alexandra Lamy and the cousin of Francois Lamy. In 2003 she joined the Conservatoire National Superieur d'Art Dramatique, where she met Cedric Klapisch, who played an essential role at the start of her career. In 2005 she made an appearance alongside her sister Alexandra Lamy in the comedy Brice de Nice.

She began to become known on television in 2009, forming with Loup-Denis Elion one of the couples in the successful daily short-com Scenes de menages, broadcast on M6. The year 2010 revealed her to the wider public thanks to a supporting role in the comedy Tout ce qui brille, co-directed by Geraldine Nakache and Herve Mimran, a performance that earned her a 2011 nomination for the Cesar du meilleur espoir feminin. In 2011 she appeared in four films, including Polisse by Maiwenn, and performed her one-woman-show Derniere avant Vegas at La Cigale in Paris, receiving a nomination for the Moliere du jeune talent feminin. On 26 June 2017, on the program Quotidien, she announced her departure from the series Scenes de menages to focus on cinema.

From 2018 onward she became a leading actress, headlining the comedy Ma reum (2018) and the social comedy-drama Les Invisibles by Louis-Julien Petit. She returned to cinema in 2021 as the mother of Le Petit Nicolas in Le tresor du Petit Nicolas, and in 2023 played Bonemine in Asterix et Obelix : l'Empire du Milieu directed by Guillaume Canet. In her private life, she has been in a relationship with Thomas Sabatier since 2008, with whom she has a son named Leo (born 24 June 2016) and a daughter named Alma (born in the summer of 2021).