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Adèle Exarchopoulos

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French actress (born 1993)

Adèle Exarchopoulos
Exarchopoulos in 2025
Born (1993-11-22)22 November 1993 (age 32)
Paris, France
OccupationActress
Years active2006–present
PartnerDoums (2016–2021)
Children1

Adèle Exarchopoulos (French:[adɛlɛɡzaʁkɔpulɔs]; born 22 November 1993) is a French actress. She had her career breakthrough starring as Adèle in the romanceBlue Is the Warmest Colour (2013); at the2013 Cannes Film Festival, she became the youngest person in the history of the festival to be awarded thePalme d'Or. She won it with her co-starLéa Seydoux.[1][2]

Exarchopoulos won twoCésar Awards forBlue is the Warmest Colour (2013) andAll Your Faces (2023). She was also nominated for Cesars for her roles inMandibles (2020) andZero Fucks Given (2023). Her other notables roles feature her in such films asRacer and the Jailbird (2017),The White Crow (2018),Sibyl (2019),The Five Devils (2022), andPassages (2023). She voiced Ennui in thePixar animated filmInside Out 2 (2024).

Early life

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Exarchopoulos grew up in the19th arrondissement of Paris, near the Place des Fêtes.[3] Her mother is a French nurse.[4][5] Her father is a French restaurant manager at thePalais omnisports de Paris-Bercy,[4] film producer, and president of the company 1660 Productions.[6][7] She is ofGreek ancestry through her paternal great-grandfather, who was born there.[4][8]

Career

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2006–2012: Acting debut and early roles

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Exarchopoulos at the2013 Cannes Film Festival

In 2006, Exarchopoulos was spotted by an agent and made her first television appearance in an episode of the French police seriesR.I.S, police scientifique. At thirteen, she had a debuting film role in the 2007 filmBoxes.[3][9] She also appeared in the filmsLes Enfants de Timpelbach (2008),The Round Up (2010),Turk's Head (2010),Chez Gino (2011),Carré blanc (2011),Pieces of Me (2012), andI Used to Be Darker (2013).

2013–2019: Breakthrough and acclaim

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She attracted international attention and critical acclaim for her performance inBlue Is the Warmest Colour, a 2013 film based on the2010 French graphic novel of the same name.[10] The film won thePalme d'Or at the2013 Cannes Film Festival. Exarchopoulos and co-starLéa Seydoux were awarded the Palme d'Or alongside directorAbdellatif Kechiche, becoming the only women apart from directorJane Campion to have won the award at the time;[11] Exarchopoulos is the youngest person to ever receive the award.[12] For her performance inBlue Is the Warmest Colour, she won theLos Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Actress, theCésar Award for Most Promising Actress, and theTrophée Chopard for Female Revelation of the Year, among dozens of other accolades.

Exarchopoulos at the39th César Awards with herBlue Is the Warmest Colour co-starLéa Seydoux

She received critical praise and her performance was cited as one of the year's best.[13]Indiewire critic Eric Kohn stated that her performance was the best female performance of 2013.[14] Her performance was praised for its "rawness."[15] CriticA.O. Scott ofThe New York Times wrote that she gives a performance with "astonishing sensitivity" adding "Ms. Exarchopoulos almost never departs from the camera's scrutiny, and her reality, her ways of seeing and feeling, define the many shades of Blue."[16] Justin Chang ofVariety declared, "The picture belongs to Exarchopoulos, completely inhabiting a role aptly named after the thesp herself; with her husky voice and sweet, reluctant smile, she plays virtually every emotion a director can demand of an actress, commanding the viewer's attention and sympathy at every minute".[17] Exarchopoulos discussed her process withThe New York Times, explaining: "Abdellatif tried to keep us close to reality. He asked us to play with our own emotions. For example, I kept my own voice. It's very subtle, very delicate, the things that are a part of you and the things that are a part of your character".

In March 2014, she was in consideration to playTiger Lily in theJoe Wright directed fantasy filmPan but lost toRooney Mara.[18] She portrayed Judith, an aspiring teacher in the period drama filmLes Anarchistes. The film premiered at the2015 Cannes Film Festival where Guy Lodge ofVariety praised her chemistry withTahar Rahim while also describing her performance as "attentive [and] quietly expressive."[19] She then appeared inThe Last Face alongsideJavier Bardem andCharlize Theron, directed bySean Penn, which premiered in competition for the Palme d'Or at the2016 Cannes Film Festival.[20] That same year she acted in theArnaud des Pallières directed French dramaOrphan oppositeAdèle Haenel. The film premiered at the 2016Toronto International Film Festival.[21]

The following year she acted oppositeMatthias Schoenaerts in the dramaRacer and the Jailbird (2017), a film by Belgian film directorMichaël R. Roskam.[22][23] A.A. Dowd ofThe A.V. Club wrote, "[the film] taps into her magnetism: an underutilized fusion of glamour and ordinariness, holding the center of a film that feigns interest in character and story, when it's really all about the superficial pleasures".[24] In 2018 she portrayed socialite Clara Saint oppositeOleg Ivenko as the ballet dancerRudolf Nureyev in the biographical dramaThe White Crow directed byRalph Fiennes.[25] In 2019 she starred in theJustine Triet directed comedy-dramaSibyl alongsideVirginie Efira. The film premiered at the2019 Cannes Film Festival where it competed for thePalme d'Or.[26] In the film she portrays a movie actress having an affair with her costar.[27]

2020–present

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Exarchopoulos in 2019

In 2020 she starred in the comedyMandibles directed byQuentin Dupieux. In an interview withiO Donna she stated her role was inspired byGreta Thunberg.[28] The film premiered at the77th Venice International Film Festival withThe Hollywood Reporter describing her performance as being "both deadpan and cartoonishly over-the-top, likeTex Avery by way ofDavid Lynch."[29] She went on to earn a nomination for theCésar Award for Best Supporting Actress.[30] The next year she starred in the comedy-dramaZero Fucks Given (2021) playing a young woman who recently lost her job as a flight attendant. The film screened in theCritics' Week section at the74th Cannes Film Festival where it received critical acclaim.[31][32] Jordan Mintzer ofThe Hollywood Reporter wrote of her performance, "[the film] remains engrossing because of how committed Exarchopoulos is to the role."[33] She was nominated for theCésar Award for Best Actress.[34] She then starred in the fantasy dramaThe Five Devils directed byLéa Mysius which had its world premiere in theDirectors' Fortnight section of the2022 Cannes Film Festival.[35] Sophie Butcher ofEmpire described her as being "extraordinary" adding, "Her performance is one of taut physicality, balancing aloofness and vulnerability, and taps into more primal places".[36]

In 2023, she acted in theIra Sachs romancePassages oppositeFranz Rogowski andBen Whishaw. Sachs described her as a cross betweenJeanne Moreau andBrigitte Bardot.[37]Rex Reed ofThe Observer declared, "Dominated by three sensational performances, Passages invites obvious comparisons toSunday Bloody Sunday,John Schlesinger's brilliant 1971 film about the devastating effects of a ménage à trois on an otherwise conventional heterosexual marriage".[38] Film critic Kambole Campbell ofEmpire wrote, "Exarchopoulos imbues her character with conflicting senses of excitement and cautiousness".[39] That same year she acted in the French dramaAll Your Faces directed byJeanne Herry. For her performance she won theCésar Award for Best Supporting Actress.[40] In 2024, she voiced Ennui in thePixar animated filmInside Out 2.[41] David Ehrlich ofIndieWire wrote, "[Ennui] is voiced by a very amusing, very French Adèle Exarchopoulos, and is so blasé about everything that she operates the console from her phone on the couch".[42]

Personal life

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DuringVariety's 2013Actresses Roundtable, Exarchopoulos expressed her frustration over losing a role that went to a "brown girl". She recalled that when a casting director told her that they preferred the "brown girl" after an audition, Exarchopoulos replied, "Yeah, but it's cinema, you can make me brown".[43]

Exarchopoulos and actor Jérémie Laheurte began dating in 2012 during the filming ofBlue Is the Warmest Colour, but they ended their relationship in 2015.[44] In 2016, she began a relationship with French rapper Mamadou Coulibaly, known asDoums, member of French hip hop collective groupL'entourage,[45] with whom she had a son, born in 2017.[46] They separated in 2021.[47]

In November 2020, afterBlue Is the Warmest Colour directorAbdellatif Kechiche was accused of sexual assault by an unnamed 29-year-old actress, Exarchopoulos spoke about her relationship with the director in an interview with FrenchElle magazine: "He's someone I'll love all my life. I think of him often, I hope he is happy. My meeting with him was decisive in my desire to make cinema. Certainly, Abdellatif is a complex being. But it upsets me because I really know him."[48] In a July 2023 interview with theLos Angeles Times, Exarchopoulos said that she is still close to Kechiche.[49] Exarchopoulos also thanked Kechiche during her speech at the49th César Awards on 23 February 2024.[50]

In June 2024, Exarchopoulos signed a petition addressed to French PresidentEmmanuel Macron demanding that France officially recognize theState of Palestine.[51]

Filmography

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Film

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Film roles
YearTitleRoleNotes
2007BoxesLilli
2008Trouble at TimpetillMarianne
2010The Round UpAnna Traube
Turk's HeadNina
2011Chez GinoMaria Roma
Carré blancMarie (young)
2012Pieces of MeErell
2013Making a SceneThe WomanShort film
I Used to Be DarkerCamille
Blue Is the Warmest ColourAdèle
2014InsecureJenny
Voyage vers la mèreMarie Louise
2015Les AnarchistesJudith Lorillard
ApnéeThe WomanShort film
2016Down by LoveAnna Amari
The Last FaceEllen
OrphanSandra
2017Racer and the JailbirdBibi Delhany
2018The White CrowClara Saint
2019SibylMargot Vasilis
Back HomeMona
2020MandiblesAgnès
2021Zero Fucks GivenCassandre Wassels
BAC NordNora
2022The Five DevilsJoanne Soler
Smoking Causes CoughingCéline
2023ElementalEmber LumenVoice; French dub[52]
PassagesAgathe
All Your FacesChloé Delarme
The Animal KingdomJulia Izquierdo
A Real JobMeriem Bayan
WingwomenAlex
All-Time HighHerselfCameo
2024Beating HeartsJackie
Inside Out 2EnnuiVoice; English and French dub[53]
Planet BJulia Bombarth
2025Chien 51Salia Malberg
The Piano AccidentMagalie Moreau

Television

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Television roles
YearTitleRoleNotes
2006R.I.S, police scientifiqueSarah1 episode
2020La FlammeSorayaMain role (7 episodes)
2022Le Flambeau, les aventuriers de ChupacabraMain role (6 episodes)
2023LOL: Qui rit, sort!Herself7 episodes
2025Too MuchPolly4 episodes

Theatre

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Theatre roles
YearTitleDirectorVenueRef.
2019La Trilogie de la vengeanceSimon StoneOdéon-Théâtre de l'Europe

Awards and nominations

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AwardYearCategoryWorkResultRef.
Cannes Film Festival2013Palme d'Or(shared withLéa Seydoux andAbdellatif Kechiche)Blue Is the Warmest ColourWon[11]
Chicago Film Critics Association2013Best ActressNominated[54]
Most Promising PerformerWon[55]
Detroit Film Critics Society2013Best ActressNominated[56]
Dublin Film Critics' Circle2013Best ActressRunner-up[57]
Best NewcomerWon
Indiana Film Journalists Association2013Best ActressWon[58]
IndieWire Critics Poll2013Best Lead PerformanceRunner-up[59]
Los Angeles Film Critics Association2013Best ActressWon[60]
National Board of Review2013Best Breakthrough ActressWon[61]
New York Film Critics Circle2013Best ActressRunner-up[62]
New York Film Critics Online2013Best Breakthrough PerformanceWon[63]
Online Film Critics Society2013Best ActressNominated[64]
San Diego Film Critics Society2013Best ActressNominated[65]
San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle2013Best ActressNominated[66]
Utah Film Critics Association2013Best ActressWon[67]
Village Voice Film Poll2013Best ActressWon[68]
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association2013Best Youth PerformanceNominated[69]
Central Ohio Film Critics Association2014Best ActressWon[70]
Breakthrough Film ArtistWon
César Awards2014César Award for Most Promising ActressWon[71]
Lumière Awards2014Best Female RevelationWon[72]
[73]
Critics' Choice Movie Awards2014Best Young Actor/ActressWon[74]
Dorian Awards2014Best ActressNominated[75]
Rising Star of the YearNominated
Empire Awards2014Best Female NewcomerNominated[76]
[77]
International Cinephile Society2014Best ActressWon[78]
London Film Critics' Circle2014Actress of the YearNominated[79]
National Society of Film Critics2014Best ActressRunner-up[80]
North Carolina Film Critics Association2014Best ActressNominated[81]
Online Film and Television Association2014Best ActressNominated[82]
Best Youth PerformanceWon
Best Female BreakthroughNominated
Satellite Awards2014Best Actress in a Motion PictureNominated[83]
Santa Barbara International Film Festival2014Virtuosos AwardHonored[84]
[85]
Cannes Film Festival2014Trophée ChopardN/aWon[86]
Ensor Awards2018Best ActressRacer and the JailbirdNominated[87]
César Awards2022Best Supporting ActressMandiblesNominated[88]
2023Best ActressZero Fucks GivenNominated[89]
2024Best Supporting ActressAll Your FacesWon[90]
Dublin Film Critics' Circle2023Best ActressPassagesNominated[91]
Chlotrudis Society for Independent Films2024Best Performance in a Supporting RoleNominated[92]
César Awards2025Best ActressBeating HeartsNominated[93]

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