Camille Lellouche

Camille Lellouche (born 1986) is a French actress, comedian, and singer. In particular, she became known to the general public with her humorous and musical performances on YouTube and with her participation on the French version of The Voice. She was born in 1986 to a Jewish family in Ile-de-France and grew up in Vitry-sur-Seine, in the suburbs of Paris. She began learning piano at the age of 4 and then learned viola. In 2000 she began taking acting classes and trained in comedy at Acting International, working for ten years in the restaurant business.

In 2012, Camille Lellouche was spotted by director Rebecca Zlotowski in a Parisian brewery, where she was employed as restaurant manager. She obtained an important role in the feature film Grand Central, alongside Lea Seydoux, Tahar Rahim and Olivier Gourmet, which was selected at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival. At the same time she used the Internet and social media to make herself known, posting videos on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, building a fan base of more than 600,000 followers. She was also a candidate in season 4 of The Voice show on TF1, where she advanced until the semi-final.

She developed a one-woman-show, called Camille in real life, with which she went on tour throughout France in 2016, writing and directing the show with Laurent Junca. She also continued her career as an actress, turning again with Rebecca Zlotowski in Planetarium (2016) alongside Natalie Portman and Lily-Rose Depp, then in The Price of Success (2017). From September 2017 she performs at the Theatre de la Gaite-Montparnasse, and also in September 2017 she joined TMC's Quotidien, playing different characters in a humorous feature called Face Cam.