Born July 21, 1977 in the Var, Sarah Biasini is the daughter of the illustrious actress Romy Schneider. Unfortunately, she did not have time to get to know her mother, since the latter died when she was only six years old. For the record, the actress originally from Austria was found dead at her home in Paris on 29 May 1982, in circumstances that are still unexplained to this day. Despite her mother’s absence, Sarah Biasini has taken the same path as her professionally, since she has become an actress. She will also be starring in a new play in Paris for the start of the school year, and will perform at the Avignon Off Festival this summer. As part of the promotion of her shows, the actress gave a long interview to Female Version on Sunday June 30, 2024. During this interview, Sarah Biasini was notably questioned about her daily life as a mother.
“A little calmer. I am less anxious than before. My daughter is 6 years old, I am very happy that our complicity is developing and that the discussions are enriching. I see that she understands everything and that we must be careful to formulate things well. Maternal love is an exceptional and quite fascinating feeling.”she said. A bond that she unfortunately never had time to develop with her own mother. “But it is also a great responsibility to be an example in the face of a child who scrutinizes and records, without seeming to do so, all your actions. We are a model like our parents were for us” , also added Sarah Biasini. Subsequently, the actress revealed what her parents passed on to her, and that she would also like to pass on to her daughter. “The sense of humor. I, unfortunately, did not have enough time to appreciate my mother’s, although I think she had it. But one thing is certain, I owe my father the ability to play things down. Thanks to him, I have a distance from things, a self-deprecation and an ability to say: ‘It doesn’t matter’. For that, I thank him every day.”she stressed.
Sarah Biasini believes that “we must teach our children to love themselves”
Also in the same interview, Sarah Biasini gave her point of view on the Metoo movement. “I think it was about time. Of course, when I see repercussions like this false list of aggressor actors, I fear the boomerang effect, but, generally speaking, I am glad that we are finally starting to listen to women, because there are still many old unacceptable archaic reflexes that need to be eliminated. This will happen through education: we must teach our children to love themselves, to have confidence in themselves in order to be at peace with others.”she said on this subject. “In the meantime, this kind of fight can unfortunately only happen through violence. Each generation of women has fought and gained a little ground, but we are so far behind that if this war of the sexes can move things forward, so much the better . And too bad if the men feel a little hurt or get offended.”the actress finally concluded.
