Charlotte Le Bon Biography

Charlotte Le Bon is a vivacious French-Canadian actress who has earned universal acclaim and recognition for her roles in movies like ‘The Walk’, ‘The Hundred-100 Foot Journey’, ‘Mood Indigo’, Yves Saint Laurent’ and ‘The Promise’. She also made her mark as a model, sashaying in the fashion circles of Montreal, New York, and Tokyo, endorsing apparels and related accessories of topnotch agencies. She eventually moved to Paris—the fashion capital of the world—and settled down in the city in 2011. Shortly after, she debuted on the small screen, successfully auditioning for the role of “Miss Météo”, the weather presenter in the talk show, ‘Le Grand Journal’ promoted by the French TV channel, Canal+. Periodic appearances on televised shows opened the floodgates of the French film industry for her as she bagged minor roles as a supporting actress in movies like ‘Le Gout du Temps’, and ‘Impossible’. Charlotte received her first major break in the silver screen in 2012 when she was offered the part of Ophélia in ‘Asterix and Obelix: God Save Britannia’, a French comedy movie. She continued impressing film buffs and critics with her performances in French films like ‘Mood Indigo’, ‘The Marchers’ and ‘The Big Bad Wolf’. She featured in a Hollywood film for the first time in 2014 when was cast as Marguerite in ‘The Hundred-Foot Journey’ sharing screen space with celluloid stalwarts, Helen Mirren and Om Puri.