At the head of the new TF1 series, Erica, for the better and for the crimeJulie de Bona confides in these cinematographic and theatrical works that shocked her. She mentions one of the films starring Romain Duris.
Starring in the new TF1 event series, Erica, for the better and for the crime, broadcast every Monday evening at 9:10 p.m. since January 6 – with six episodes -, Julie de Bona reunites with Grégory Fitoussi, whom she has known for ten years without ever having had the opportunity to play together. The actress plays the main role, that of Erica Faure, a crime writer returning to her hometown who finds one of her friends dead in her bathtub. A detective fiction adapted from the novels of the Swedish writer Camilla Lackberg. In full promotion for the series, the one who is the mother of a little 6 year old boy and whom her companion proposed to marry this Christmas, spoke to our colleagues at Point of view. A portrait of the actress entitled The states of art of Julie de Bona in which she talks about her relationship to culture in all its facets.
“I was in a trance, I even cried“: Julie de Bona talks about this film with Romain Duris which shocked her
“At the end of the screening of Animal Kingdom with Romain Duris, I was in a trance, I even cried“, confides Julie de Bona about the film by Thomas Cailley released in October 2023 and which tells the story of a man who does everything to save his wife when the latter is affected by a wave of mutation which transforms her into an animal. “I experienced this strong emotion twice in the theater thanks to the play 4211 km on the political refugees who fled Iran during the revolution, and also thanks to Imaginary patientmasterfully performed by Michel Bouquet. I played alongside him Angélique, Argan’s daughter. This wonderful man, this mentor turned on the lights in me to better understand the tricks of the trade and gave me legitimacy in the theater. He passed on his passion to me and transformed my vision of the game“, continued Julie de Bona about these works which shocked her.
Julie de Bona very admiring the work of her sister, the artist Olivia de Bona
Very close to her audience, Julie de Bona has played in numerous series and numerous television films, films, as well as in the theater. She became known in particular for her roles in The smala gets involved, The Fighters or even The Charity Bazaar. Very discreet about her private life, she has never hidden that she has an artist sister, Olivia de Bona. “Street art artist, she has always loved nature and women’s bodies. His works, which mix foliage, marquetry and straw, bring us closer to our Vietnamese roots and invite poetic contemplation.“, confided the actress about the latter’s current exhibition at the Galerie Porte B., in Paris.
