Today at 5:00 p.m. – by Thomas Fourcroy
Star of the series Erica on TF1, Julie de Bona spoke about her hypersensitivity in the press. Being an actress, a job like no other when you are an HPE.
New arrival on the TF1 channel, the series Erica offered a brand new investigator to viewers. It is about Erica Faure, an author of thrillers returning to her hometown, leading an investigation into the death of a childhood friend. Investigations carried out alongside a police captain with whom she will become increasingly close, Patrick Saab… A fiction inspired by Fjällbacka, a collection of novels born from the pen of the Swedish Camilla Läckberg, carried by a choice cast . Jumbled together, we come across Grégory Fitoussi, Théo Fernandez, Maud Baecker, Hubert Delattre, Romane Jolly, Gérémy Crédeville and Julie de Bona in the title role. An actress diagnosed with HPE, a subject she recently addressed in the press.
Julie de Bona, the star of Erica opens up about being HPE
Interviewed by 7 Days TV Recently, Julie de Bona spoke frankly about her profession as an actress. Without taboo, she returned to these moments of stage fright, just before going in front of the camera: “I can still have my heart beating so loudly that the sound engineers can hear it.” The film set, a place however less impressive than the theater stages, as she then clarified: “Before going on stage, I want to die. I say to myself: ‘But you’re completely crazy, why did you become an actress?’ Finally, you get started and, as you have worked, the pleasure begins. I believe that there are quite a few very shy people among the actors, who have chosen this path to fight evil with evil.”
Julie de Bona, the game to become one with your hypersensitivity
Dealing with heightened emotions is the challenge for Julie de Bona, diagnosed with HPE, to “high emotional potential” : “In any case, it was vital for me to find a means of expression to bring out all my emotions. I am HPE. When I was younger, I was overwhelmed by my feelings. The smallest thing took on enormous proportions in my body and in my heart. It is a power that invades you and paralyzes you. Over time, I managed to tame and understand my hypersensitivity.
