Scene from Xanadu / TV series (2010)

Alternate Names: Mathilde Bisson-Fabre

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Val d'or (2011) as Rose

Most Important Roles:

• Magnetic Beats (2021) as CSO Cleaning Lady
• Farewell, Mr. Haffmann (2022) as Suzanne
• Low Life (2012) as Sophie
• Atomic Age (2012) as Cécilia
• The Maneater (2014) as Erika
• People Are Strange (2014) as
• Left Foot Right Foot (2013) as Cynthia
• Too Close to the Sun (2015) as Juliette Larrain
• En moi (2016) as Actress
• Fleur de cactus (2017) as Antonia

Career Highlights:

• Magnetic Beats (2021)
• Farewell, Mr. Haffmann (2022)
• Low Life (2012)
• Atomic Age (2012)
• The Maneater (2014)
• People Are Strange (2014)
• Left Foot Right Foot (2013)
• Too Close to the Sun (2015)
• En moi (2016)
• Fleur de cactus (2017)

"Mathilde Bisson is a French actress who garnered attention with her professional debut in the crime drama 'The Queen of Clubs' (2009). Since then, she has appeared in over fifty films, notable among them being 'The Maneater' (2014) and 'Au plus press du Soleil' (2015), demonstrating her prowess on the big screen. However, it is in television where Bisson truly reigns supreme. Her role as Lou in the series 'Xanadu', a recurring character who bares all in numerous scenes, has drawn much praise for its boldness and sensuality."

First Appearances:

• Wandering Streams (2010) as Françoise

Most Important Roles:

• How I Became a Superhero (2020) as Alicia
• The List of My Desires (2014) as la journaliste
• Matched (2023) as Mila
• Small World (2010) as Young woman 'Old France'
• Wandering Streams (2010) as Françoise
• Her Word Against His (2018) as Jessie
• Family Is Family (2018) as Journalist Palais de Tokyo

Career Highlights:

• How I Became a Superhero (2020)
• The List of My Desires (2014)
• Matched (2023)
• Small World (2010)
• Wandering Streams (2010)
• Her Word Against His (2018)
• Family Is Family (2018)

Nathalie Blanc starred in 'La Commanderie' series (2010), set during 14th century France amidst war with England and plague, depicting refuge at the Hospitaller knights commandery.