Julia Piaton

Biography:

Julia Piaton, born on 29 January 1985, is a celebrated French actress known for her compelling performances in both film and television. She gained widespread popularity for her portrayal of Odile Verneuil in the beloved French comedy Serial (Bad) Weddings (2014), a role she reprised in its successful sequels released in 2019 and 2022. Her portrayal brought a perfect blend of humor and emotional depth, making her a fan favorite in the ensemble cast.

In television, Julia demonstrated her versatility by taking on a darker, more intense lead role in the 2017 mini-series The Frozen Dead, showcasing her range beyond comedy. She continued to impress critics and audiences alike with her nuanced performance in Emmanuel Mouret’s 2020 romantic drama Love Affair(s) (Les Choses qu’on dit, les choses qu’on fait), which earned her a nomination for the prestigious César Award for Most Promising Actress in 2021.

Julia comes from a family deeply rooted in the arts. She is the daughter of renowned actress Charlotte de Turckheim and Jean-Marc Piaton. Her upbringing in a creative environment, alongside her two sisters, Clara and Johanna, contributed to her early interest in performance and storytelling.

Beyond her professional achievements, Julia balances her acting career with motherhood. She welcomed her first son in August 2017 and became a mother again with the birth of her second child in April 2023.

With her natural screen presence, emotional authenticity, and growing body of diverse work, Julia Piaton continues to solidify her place as one of the prominent talents in contemporary French cinema.