The adventures of Morgane Alvaro have resumed on TF1. The rest of the episodes of season 4 of HPI is finally broadcast. This main character is, as a reminder, played by Audrey Fleurot, who was also invited onto the set of Dailyto talk about the resumption of the program. She also gave an interview to Le Parisien on September 12, in which she discussed many topics.
Returning of course to his role but also to his “fear” of getting old. She then felt that we judged the physical appearance of actresses too easily. Sharing, at the same time, his opinion on cosmetic surgery : “Inside, I’m the same as I was at 20. But the gap between who you are physiologically and what society tells you is very disconcerting. We’re hard on actresses: they don’t have the right to age and, at the same time, they shouldn’t have surgery. If one day I want to have a facelift, I will do it because I think it’s cool to feel better about yourself. I even gave one to my mother!“
Despite this fear of getting older and changing physically, Audrey Fleurot is already ready to accept her old age on screen: “I played mothers very early before becoming one (she has a son named Lou, born in 2015 from her story, still current, with Djibril Glissant), I am not afraid to play grandmothers.”
Let us recall that Audrey Fleurot no longer has the same appearance as before, she who had said that she was “moche“teenager, and therefore not necessarily promised a bright future:”I was in a very bad way, indeed. I was redheaded, overweight, wore super thick glasses, had braces.” But she wasn’t “revengeful“However, she assures us, while today she is certainly a beauty icon and a role model for many women.
Audrey Fleurot, from “ugly” teenager to glamorous actress
Audrey Fleurot did not do it on purpose to beautify herself and become an actress to take revenge on life. She wanted to do this job out of passion: “I was very lucky to know what I wanted to do at the age of 8. And my whole life was organized to get there.“However, she acknowledges that her appearance bothered her a lot and that it could have had an impact on the rest of her career:”If Alexandre Astier hadn’t come to see me play in the theatre to offer me ‘Kaamelott’, I wouldn’t do it. In casting, I lost my means, I couldn’t act in front of the camera. In theatre, your physique is not a problem.“
