When Première met “Adèle Escarchopoulos” in 2008 (video)

In 2008, the star of L’Amour ouf was 14 years old, and she was having the time of her life in Les Enfants de Timpelbach.

In 2008 it was released on our screens The Children of Timpelbachby Nicolas Bary. The opportunity for First to meet a team of college students in great shape! Among them, a certain Adele Exarchopoulos14 years old at the time, has become essential today thanks to Adèle’s lifeby Abdellatif Kechiche, who received the Palme d’Or at Cannes in May 2013. Seven years since this report is not that long and yet, the young girl has changed a lot…

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As she grew up, Adèle lost none of her joie de vivre, her frank speaking, her verve and her naturalness. So many qualities that won over the director of Dodging 11 years ago, and turned her into an overnight star. Since then, she has continued to confirm her talent, notably winning the César for best actress in a supporting role for I will always see your facesby Jeanne Herry, at the beginning of the year.

In this document shot on the set of Timpelbachthe young actress is full of enthusiasm regarding the filming of the film, has fun with her little friends and even lets off steam on Harry Potter and Daniel Radcliffe, whom she doesn’t seem to like. Mea culpa too, because in the report, First mixes things up a bit by writing the name of the woman who delivered one of her first interviews… The full report is visible here:

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The Children of Timpelbach is to (re)see on Première Max. Note that this is not quite the first appearance of Adèle Exarchopoulos on screen, since she appeared in 2005 in the short film Marthathen in the series RIS forensic sciencea year later, and finally in Boxes by Jane Birkin, also in 2006.

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