Marie-sophie Ferdane Biography

MARITAL STATUS
Profession Actress
French nationality

BIOGRAPHY
Born in 1977. Agrégé in Modern Literature and a graduate of the Grenoble Conservatory in violin and singing, Marie-Sophie Ferdane completed her training in dramatic arts at ENSATT. The young woman is directed in turn by Richard Brunel, for Dom Juan Returns from War , Claudia Stavisky, for A Midsummer Night’s Dream , and many others. Endowed with a large figure and a certain talent, this literature enthusiast has never stopped exploring – over the years – the classical repertoire. Resident at the Comédie-Française from 2007 to 2013, Marie-Sophie performed in Le Misanthrope , Les naufragés , Fanny , La disputation , L’avare and L’Opéra de Quat’sous . Theater and contact with the public allow him to flourish evening after evening. Curious and passionate, she even tried her hand at directing several times.

After an appearance in 2001 in Benoît Cohen ‘s Anonymous Actors , Marie-Sophie Ferdane learned to familiarize herself with the lens of the camera, notably by participating in the original creation of Canal+ Engrenages or in the adaptation of Marcel’s work Proust, In Search of Lost Time , by Nina Companeez . Murder in Three Acts , a unitary film awarded in 2013 at the La Rochelle TV Fiction Festival, takes us behind the scenes of the Comédie-Française, where the troupe demonstrates self-deprecation. Her moving role in The Underground Hours , alongside Franck Molinaro , earned her the Prize for Best Actress in 2015. To vary the pleasures, she opposite Vincent Elbaz in April 2018 for the comedy I’m not an easy man . In January 2019, the actress became the heroine of the new France 2 series, Philharmonia . She lends her features to Hélène Barizet, a musical prodigy who has the difficult task of proving herself as the first woman to conduct a permanent orchestra. His audacity and his conduct fuel resentment as much as they command admiration. Between low blows and family secrets, the series reveals behind the scenes of the ruthless world of classical music.