“The fantasy genre allowed me to push the sliders”

Odile Vuillemin was the star of Profiling, for seven years, with her character as a red-haired and blundering psychiatrist. She thus, as she explains, paved the way for other anti-heroine characters on French television, such as Morgane Alvaro in HPI.

She then embarked on television films with powerful social themes that found the support of viewers: battered woman in The influence for which she receives an interpretation award, wife of an incestuous man in A perfect manand a woman wrongly accused of homicide in Two women. This time, she is shooting her first fantasy series, a territory she had never explored and which allows her to “push the sliders”.

She also just posted Latitudesaccounts of his travels published by Michel Lafont, and participates in the book 125 and thousandswhich brings together 125 accounts of homicides told by personalities.