Léa Drucker

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Age: 53, born 23 January 1972

Country of origin: France

Currently Residing In: France

Height: 5' 5"

Relationship Status: In a relationship

Partner: Julien Rambaldi

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Description: Eldest daughter of Jacques Drucker, professor of medicine, and Martine, an English teacher. She is the niece of TV host Michel Drucker and former President Jean Drucker M6. She is the cousin of journalist Marie Drucker. She spent her childhood with her family in the United States between Washington, Boston and Chausey. She discovered his vocation in 1987 when she competed in the high school drama club Molière in Paris. Léa Drucker begins after classes at the school in the Rue Blanche, her acting career in theater in classics in 1999 (The Misanthrope), directed by Roger Hanin, or contemporary (Blanc, Emmanuelle Marie, stag Eldest daughter of Jacques Drucker, professor of medicine, and Martine, an English teacher. She is the niece of TV host Michel Drucker and former President Jean Drucker M6. She is the cousin of journalist Marie Drucker.
She spent her childhood with her family in the United States between Washington, Boston and Chausey.
She discovered his vocation in 1987 when she competed in the high school drama club Molière in Paris.

Léa Drucker begins after classes at the school in the Rue Blanche, her acting career in theater in classics in 1999 (The Misanthrope), directed by Roger Hanin, or contemporary (Blanc, Emmanuelle Marie, staged by Zabou Breitman and Matthew Le Bihan, room in which she plays the younger sister Isabelle Carré).
She made appearances in several films and TV series such as "Parcel sorrel" in 1993 and "Anne Le Guen" in 1995.
It begins on the big screen in 1991 film by Philippe Galland entitled "dosh".
In 2001, she was nominated for a César in 2001 for "Chaos" by Coline Serreau.
In 2002 she performed her first film debut with "Moths" by John Pepper.
She gave birth to a daughter with her civil partner, the director and screenwriter Julien Rimbaldi in 2014.

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Fille aînée de Jacques Drucker, professeur de médecine, et de Martine, professeur d'anglais. Elle est la nièce de l'animateur de télévision Michel Drucker et de l'ex-président de M6 Jean Drucker. Elle est la cousine de la journaliste Marie Drucker.
Elle passe son enfance avec sa famille aux États-Unis entre Washington, Boston et les îles Chausey.
Elle découvre sa vocation en 1987, lorsqu'elle participe au club de théâtre du lycée Molière à Paris.

Léa Drucker commence, après des cours à l'École de la rue Blanche, sa carrière de comédienne au théâtre dans des pièces classiques en 1999, (Le Misanthrope) mise en scène par Roger Hanin, ou contemporaines (Blanc, d'Emmanuelle Marie, mis en scène par Zabou Breitman et Matthieu Le Bihan, pièce dans laquelle elle incarne la sœur cadette d'Isabelle Carré).
Elle fait des apparitions dans quelques téléfilms et séries TV comme « Colis d'oseille » en 1993 et « Anne Le Guen » en 1995.
Elle débute au grand écran en 1991 dans le film de Philippe Galland intitulé "La thune".
En 2001, elle est nominée au César 2001 pour "Chaos" de Coline Serreau.
En 2002 elle interprète son premier, premier rôle au cinéma avec "Papillons de nuit" réalisé par John Pepper. ... (more)