I love what you do: Natasha Andrews, the actress who is talked about more and more

Natasha Andrews is not just the girlfriend of superstar Pierre Nin. He is also a successful actor in film and television. This week he responds to Gerard Lanvin and comedian Arthus in the comedy I Love What You Do, directed by former professional rugby player Philip Gillard.

Natasha Andrews grew up in the east of Australia, not far from the city of Brisbane. At the age of 18 he flew to Paris and enrolled at the Sorbonne at the Faculty of French Language and Civilization. He then joins the famous Cours Florent, where he meets Pierre Nini. The two apprentice actors fell madly in love with each other and became a couple in 2008.

Riding the castings, Natasha finds her first role in a feature film in Vivre! (2009), where a group of young people who do not know each other decide to celebrate life after losing a loved one. Filmed in both French and English, it appeared in Woody Allen’s romantic comedy Magic in the Moonlight (2014).

Simultaneously, Natasha Andrews committed another passion, photography, and in 2013 prepared a photo report in Palestine.

A year later, he starred in several episodes of the cast (s) created by Pierre Nin (the protagonist of the Paris Casting Director), Ali Mariar and Igor Gotesman for Canal +. With crucial dialogues and lots of guests, the show will be renewed for two more seasons.

The actor then appeared in the thriller Le Grand jeu (2015), starring Melville Pupo and Andre Diusolier, while in the disturbing film Tomorrow it all starts (2016) with Omar Sitan. From 2017 to 2021, he will play a recurring character in a series of missions involving the difficult return of a shuttle crew to Earth after a stay on Mars.

In 2022, Natasha Andrews is in Philip Gillard’s comedy I Love What You Do in the Cast, where Gerard Lanvin plays himself and he is harassed by an abusive fan played by Artu. Next to them, the actor embodies the cheerful and bushy assistant of the director … whom Artus’s character makes life difficult!

In contrast to Pleasure, the Australian doubles as one of the main characters in the animated film “Bad Boys” the same year (in the company of Pierre Nin, who also voices one of the characters in the feature film in its French version.).