That’s a fact. Everything Alexandra Lamy undertakes is a success. The actress and now director sees her films making hits in theaters. Affected, his first TV movie broadcast on TF1 this Thursday, September 22, is already a success even before the public discovers it. As proof, Alexandra Lamy received the prize for best TV movie at the last La Rochelle Fiction Festival. An acclaimed production, which would not have been possible without the talent of Alexandra Lamy, of course, but also of her actresses Mélanie Doutey, Claudia Tagbo and her daughter Chloé Jouannet.
Mixing family and work is not a good idea for everyone. On the other hand, it was excellent for Alexandra Lamy and Chloé Jouannet. Interviewed by the site Terrafeminathe 50-year-old actress opened up about her professional collaboration with her daughter and the pride she feels towards her: “I knew she had talent. If I thought she sucked, working with her was shooting me in the foot. What I like about Chloé is that she is not a ‘young first.’ […] She exudes a kind of fragility and violence. Chloe, it’s fire.”