A singer for over twenty years, Nolwenn Leroy is embarking on the adventure of fiction, playing the lead role in the series BroceliandeShe confides in us about this change which seems to be doing her a lot of good.
Starring in the new TF1 series, Nolwenn Leroy is preparing to take her first steps in a leading role. The singer revealed during the second season of Star Academy has put aside musical projects to devote herself to this new turning point in her career. In Broceliandeshe plays biologist Fanny Legoff, who tries to solve the mystery of her best friend’s disappearance, which happened 15 years earlier. The artist had been waiting for many years to embark on the adventure of acting, as she confided on the set of Daily, this Monday, September 16: “It’s not easy to move from one job to another, especially in our country. (…) But I was waiting for the right project, the right people and the right timing.“.
“It was a form of therapy too.” : Nolwenn Leroy talks about her new project which came at a good time in her life
Fate does things well, the series proposal seems to have come at an opportune moment in the singer’s life. At the microphone of Yann Barthès, Nolwenn Leroy confides in the ups and downs she has gone through: “We are in a country where being a popular singer is not really trendy… It’s not always easy today, That’s why putting music aside, taking this break, was also a form of therapy.“. A break that was necessary for the artist: “embodying this character also did me good to come back stronger afterwards, because I had lost the desire to want a bit, recently…” she explains, before adding: “I am reaching a crossroads after 20 years of career“. “Oh yeah, to that extent?”replied Yann Barthès, surprised by his guest’s remarks.
“I suffered from the good student syndrome” : Nolwenn Leroy would like to break her image too much “smooth”
Still on the set of TMCthe winner of the second season of the Star Academy explains that she would like the image she conveys to be more in line with her personality: “In the end, we have the image of someone very smooth, it’s perhaps something that I suffered from the good student syndrome… I have the impression of no longer being very in phase with the image that people may have of me“. Asked by the presenter about her future musical projects, she concluded: “Not to stop, but to do something else… And it’s true that the project came at the right time“.
