Camille Lellouche flourishes in her career between comedy and song. His beginnings were not easy, especially after receiving surprising comments from professionals about his physique.
Since September 25, Camille Lellouche has been starring in Franck Bellocq’s new film, The lucky one. She plays Fiona, an Uber driver who finds herself involved in a strange affair. His client asks him to pretend to be his fiancée, in order to provide his parents with money. But Fiona comes from a completely different background and the mission of the “two lovers” is not going to be so easy to achieve. In this film, the actress plays opposite Michèle Laroque and Gérard Darmon. The one who dreams of playing Edith Piaf in the cinema has chosen not to choose between humor, singing and comedy, yet the beginnings in this artistic environment were not easy. Talent agencies did not foresee such a fate for the artist.
Camille Lellouche assumes her side “boy”
“The worst thing anyone said to me – you know I’m a bit of a tomboy – and I remember, I went to see an agency, a girl said to me: ‘it’s a shame, it’s going to be complicated cinema for you, because you will either play lesbian roles or cop roles“recalls Camille Lellouche, before commenting: “So far, I still haven’t done it! The clichés physically, I don’t care“. “It makes me go really far in terms of playing, my palette is super wide”she then says with humor and Camille Lellouche was able to contradict this agency director. Today, she thrives in all genres and a few days ago, she even walked the runway during Fashion Week in Paris.
Of The Voice at the cinema
It is on social networks that Camille Lellouche makes herself known with her little sketches. She then began to play a few shows on Parisian stages, but she had another dream: to become a singer. In 2015, she was then selected to participate in the fourth season of The Voice where she reached the semi-final, accompanied by her coach Jenifer. She then created a show that combines humor, singing and music, before multiplying roles in the cinema. But her love for music is intact and in 2020, she surprised her fans by releasing her first album. Its title, But I love youwith Grand Corps Malade was even awarded the 2021 Victoires de la Musique prize for original song of the year.
