Unforgettable in the “Ten Percent” series, César won Best Actress for “Antoinette in the Cévennes”, Laure Calamy won the Orizzonti Prize for Best Actress in Venice for her portrayal of Julie, the young woman who worked hardest on “plein temps by Eric Crawl”. . Super Actress Description …
Who is Julia?
She is a modern day heroine, but like thousands of others she is also a woman. A brave mother who runs everyday as long days, endless trips, going to work. Julie is a woman who has seen fulfillment in her work, and let’s not forget that the root of the word job is “torture,” and if she, too, is a woman, perhaps, like everyone else, knows what awaits her, she may be a woman. Have children. The picture looks at her with a magnifying glass, but I also liked that it did not make her ideal. Julie has her faults. She has her expression of power and her injustices to others …
You do not leave the image. This is very challenging. You immediately accepted this role. ?
Yes, I fell in love with the script and met Eric Crawl and the deal went through. Her plan to tell this story of a woman, her motivations, the way she executed it, thrilled me completely. This is the real gesture of cinema. The film is built without time and death and it is a realistic film, a social drama, a feminist, an action film, an urban thriller.

How did you prepare for your role?
If I choose a character, I think it’s because that character has already been given a color and style.
The game goes both ways. A round trip between the character and himself. After that, I read the script and pushed myself into the scenes. I let myself know what was going to happen. I let go of the situations my character was experiencing, and from there things happen.
Since I was a big fanatic, the only thing I prepared for this role was that I carefully followed the first Chambermaid training in Bristol.
This job, especially in palaces, is very demanding and I need to know the precise gestures to make in a room. In a few seconds I learned how to make a sinless bed and find a little dust.
Interview with Nicole Claudie
Wednesday, March 16 “Full Time”