Véronique Genest

In the 1980s, after a few commercials and small roles, such as The Magnifying glass of the devil Peter Badel or The Banker by Francis Girod, where it still appears under its real name, it starts a film career, taking his pseudonym with the mini-series Nana, which makes it meet the fame in 1981. It also plays a few parts in the theatre. In 1992, it became popular thanks to the police series French Julie Lescaut, broadcast on TF1, and in which she played the title role. In 2004, she won the Big contest of the fiction française, hosted by Carole Rousseau. In addition to her career as an actress, she created her own production house, Sam and Company, with her husband, Meyer Bokobza. She returned to theatre in 2012 with the coin in Full view, where it provides the reply to his daughter-in-law, Gabou Bokobza.