Scene from Les combattantes / TV series (2022)

Alternate Names: Julie De Bonna, Julie De Bonna, Julie Di Bonna, Julie de Bona, Julie Di Bonna, Julie de Bona

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• État critique (2003) as

Most Important Roles:

• I Hate My Best Friends' Kids (2007) as Sofia
• Ce que cache la neige (2016) as Clémence
• La Queue du Diable (2008) as
• Homeland (2013) as Audrey
• Au bas de l'échelle (2010) as Alicia
• Cyprien (2009) as Amandine
• Le souffle du dragon (2022) as Sandrine
• Le malade imaginaire (2008) as Angélique
• Now or Never (2014) as La mère de Louise
• Murder in the Cevennes (2014) as Laura

Career Highlights:

• I Hate My Best Friends' Kids (2007)
• Ce que cache la neige (2016)
• La Queue du Diable (2008)
• Homeland (2013)
• Au bas de l'échelle (2010)
• Cyprien (2009)
• Le souffle du dragon (2022)
• Le malade imaginaire (2008)
• Now or Never (2014)
• Murder in the Cevennes (2014)

"Since her debut in the romantic comedy 'Quand les anges s'en mêlent' back in 2005, Julie De Bonahas been illuminating French cinema screens with her charm and wit. Born of Vietnamese and Italian heritage, this blue-eyed comedienne has graced the big screen in numerous laugh-out-loud films such as 'I Hate My Best Friends' Kids'(2007), 'Cyprien'(2009), 'Camping 2'(2010), 'Les princes de la nuit'(2010), 'Beur sur la ville'(2011), and 'Homeland'(2013). Her talent extends to television, where she has shone in popular sitcoms like 'Une famille formidable' and 'La smala s'en mêle'.

But Julie isn't just about tickling funny bones; she proved this by baring all as an artist's model in the TV movie 'Gérald K Gérald'(2011). And if you think that's bold, wait until you see her shower scene in 'La vallée des mensonges'(2014), where she investigates her childhood friend's death. Now starring in the thriller 'Plan B', Julie plays a mother traveling through time to save her daughter's life after suicide. Despite the serious subject matter, there's no doubt that Julie De Bonahas all it takes to leave audiences wanting more."