Before Plus belle la vie, he met two mythical movie monsters: Who is Agathe de la Boulay, the translator of the mysterious businesswoman Vanessa Kepler?

Daily Plus belle la vie, encore plus belle hit our screens with new characters. And among those who very quickly caught the attention of the audience is Vanessa Kepler (Agathe de La Boulaye). Reason ? Behind its incomparable coldness hides deep-seated wounds.

Vanessa Kepler, a mysterious character

Less appreciated by fans of the series, Vanessa Kepler is a business manager who specializes in finance and real estate. She is the mother of two children: Ulysses (Jeremy Charvet), a talented lawyer, and Ophel (Morg Frew), a young woman who has suffered from agoraphobia since adolescence.

In recent episodes of Daily TF1, Vanessa challenged Luna and Blanche’s association project with a proposal to purchase the Pavillon des Fleurs, a former brothel that the two women want to turn into offices.

But in this real estate battle, Vanessa’s dark secret is revealed. Indeed, Blanche remembered that the two were in the same class at school. At the time, Vanessa Kepler’s name was Corinne Lentier. He was a very careful child, but also a victim of school bullying. So, in an attempt to forget the past, Vanessa Kepler decided to change her identity.

That’s not all, it turns out that Vanessa is the granddaughter of Rose, a former prostitute who worked at the Pavillon des Fleurs. So many revelations for this businesswoman and mother, who has always fought to keep her past secret, neither to the residents of Mistral nor to her children.

Thus, if Vanessa Kepler created the shell of an uncompromising woman, it was simply to protect herself. Will removing the mask relieve him of his weight? Will he be friendlier to the residents of Mistral from now on?

While we wait to find out more, we will tell you more about Agathe de la Boulay, who plays Vanessa Kepler in the series. Undoubtedly, you have already seen this actor on small and big screens.

Agathe de La Boulaye, international career

Born in Paris in 1972, Agathe de la Boulay spent much of her childhood in the United States. A few years later, in her native country, a young girl, now a teenager, discovered a passion for theater.

Very quickly, he went through castings and signed several small contracts in commercials and films such as Jefferson in Paris by James Ivory. He plays a card player alongside Nick Nolte, Thandie Newton, Gwyneth Paltrow, Vincent Cassel and Lambert Wilson.

Then, at the age of 27, with determination, Agathe de la Boule finally landed the role that brought her to the public eye: Lieutenant Caroline Tessier in the French detective series La Crim’. In total, the actor appeared in thirteen episodes from 1999 to 2006.

In this spotlight, Agathe de la Boule gained major film opportunities, most notably playing Cécile de France’s friend in the romantic comedy Irène (2002) and the following year joining the cast of Louis-Pascal Couveller’s Michel Vaillan. .

In addition to these supporting roles in French TV and feature films, the actress began an international career. Indeed, he stars in the sci-fi film AVP: Alien vs. British director Paul Anderson’s Prey, in which she plays Adele Russo, a woman who referees a duel between two fantastical creatures. This was followed by an appearance in the American war film The Last Drop, where he starred alongside Michael Madsen and Alexander Skarsgård.

Supporting characters in international productions, but also leading roles on national soil. Because after filming her first short film Le paravent (in 2003), Agathe de la Boulay plays the heroine of the sentimental series If I Had Millions. She plays the character of Natalie Vidal, from the Lingo winners service, which supports young millionaires in their new lives.

Since 2010, Agathe de la Boulay has repeatedly appeared in French TV series such as Camping Paradis, Section de recherche, Falco, Riviera and Mirage. More recently, we have seen him in the detective TV movie L’Oubliée d’Amboise, or in Valérie Lemercier’s comedy Aline, where he plays a photography editor.

Obviously, in terms of television fiction, Agathe de la Boulay is probably not ready to let go of her character in the series Plus belle la vie, even plus belle. Good news for viewers?