Un Suspicion: Who is Joyce Bibring, actress opposite Odile Vuillemin in France 2 mini-series?

Doubt and fear are put to rest tonight on France 2… On Wednesday, October 16, 2024 at 9:05 p.m., the channel airs the mini-series Un Soupçon starring Odile Vuillemin. Here’s what the general public has discovered through profiling on TF1, Isabelle, a woman both mysterious and disturbing… but who is she really?

Odile Vuillimin vs. Joyce Bibring in Doubts

A serial killer, a liar, a femme fatale, or a stay-at-home mom who’s always had to fight for survival from a young age? That’s what Gendarmerie Captain Matilda Delbosque, who is in charge of investigating the death of Isabelle’s husband, Pascal Bono, wants to know. When he is called to the scene of a tragedy, this young investigator has no idea that he will be faced with the case of his career, if not his life…

The screenplay for Un Soupçon, written by Franck Olivier, is loosely inspired by the horrific French story of The Black Widow of Ysère. Odile Vuillemin subtly interprets this dangerous woman and gives an interesting performance, as does Joyce Bibring, who plays the investigator opposite Isabelle. But do you know the beautiful journey of the latter?

Who is Joyce Bibring?

Joyce Bibring first tried acting in the theater at the age of 11. A few years later he joined the Cours Simon, then joined the studio school of Asnier. He got roles in movies and television. At that time, through his projects, he supported actors such as Jean-Francois Balmer for Jean-Louis Lorenzi, Anthony Delon and Catherine Leprince for Allen Schwarzstein.

He then starred in Clem on TF1 and The Cooks with Clovis Cornillac. Joyce Bibring has appeared in hit series such as La Intern, Nina, Candice Renoir, Perfect Crimes, Cassandre, Murders in…, Grilled Chickens and Simon Coleman.

He will be seen again very soon on TF1 in Commandant Saint-Barth with Florent Peyre, as well as Erika with Julie de Bona on the same channel. And no doubt, her very adequate performance in Suspicions will open more doors for her! Discovered tonight from 9.05pm on France 2.