Szene aus Le tournoi (2015)

Erste Auftritte:

• Mercuriales (2014) als Lisa

Wichtigste Rollen:

• Mercuriales (2014) als Lisa
• The Tournament (2015) als Natacha
• Gold for Dogs (2021) als Sister Laetitia
• A Day in a Life (2021) als Gabrielle's Mother

Karriere-Highlights:

• Mercuriales (2014)
• The Tournament (2015)
• Gold for Dogs (2021)
• A Day in a Life (2021)

"French model Ana Neborac shifted her career trajectory in 2014, drawing attention as she transitioned into acting. Her cinematic debut came in Virgil Vernier’s 'Mecuriales' (2014), a Parisian suburb-set drama where she portrayed Lisa, one of two apartment receptionists seeking employment and discovering an unexpected sex club along the way. Neborac chose not to participate in the ensuing orgy, maintaining her on-screen modesty. However, it was only a year later that she accepted a supporting role as Natacha in Elodie Namer’s 'The Tournament' (2015), centered around an international chess competition in Hungary. In this film, Neborac's character bares all before taking a dip in the pool, sharing a passionate kiss with co-star Victoire Gonin-Labat amidst a scene that captures everyone's attention, except for the oblivious male counterparts present. Following her role in 'Gold for Dogs' (2020), Neborac has most recently been starring in the Portuguese spy thriller TV series, 'Gloria', offering viewers a glimpse of her physique, albeit in a cadaverous capacity."

Alternative Namen: Lou de Laage , Lou de Laäge, Лу де Лааж, ルー・ドゥ・ラージュ, 루 드 라주, لو دِ لااژ, لو دو لاژ

Körperliche Merkmale: N/A

Erste Auftritte:

• 18 Years Old and Rising (2011) als Gabrielle

Wichtigste Rollen:

• Julia(s) (2022) als Julia Feynman / Julia Sorel / Julia Schönberg
• 18 Years Old and Rising (2011) als Gabrielle
• The New Snow White (2011) als Blanche-Neige
• It Happened in Saint-Tropez (2013) als Noga Melkowich
• Jappeloup (2013) als Raphaëlle Dalio, Jappeloup's groom
• Nino (Une adolescence imaginaire de Nino Ferrer) (2012) als Natacha
• Breathe (2014) als Sarah
• The Red Balloon (2014) als Elle

Karriere-Highlights:

• Julia(s) (2022)
• 18 Years Old and Rising (2011)
• The New Snow White (2011)
• It Happened in Saint-Tropez (2013)
• Jappeloup (2013)
• Nino (Une adolescence imaginaire de Nino Ferrer) (2012)
• Breathe (2014)
• The Red Balloon (2014)

Auszeichnungen:

• Won EFP Shooting Star (2016)
• Nominated for 1 César - Most Promising Actress (Meilleur espoir féminin) (2015)
• Nominated for 1 César - Most Promising Actress (Meilleur espoir féminin) (2014)
• Won Emmy - Best Performance by an Actress (2022)
• Nominated for 1 Golden Space Needle Award - Best Actress (2016)
• Nominated for 1 Lumiere Award - Most Promising Young Actress (Meilleur espoir féminin) (2015)
• Won Prix Romy Schneider (2016)
• Nominated for 1 Prix Romy Schneider (2015)
• Nominated for 1 CinEuphoria - Best Ensemble - National Competition (2019)
• Won Audience Award - Best Actress (2015)

French television, film and stage actress.

Erste Auftritte:

• Augustine (2012) als Nurse

Wichtigste Rollen:

• The Tournament (2015) als Eleanor
• Augustine (2012) als Nurse

Karriere-Highlights:

• The Tournament (2015)
• Augustine (2012)

"Victoire Gonin-Labat boasts fiery red hair, porcelain skin, and an endearing dusting of freckles that have left many admirers captivated. Her acting debut occurred in 'Augustine' (2012), portraying a nurse whose appearance sparked widespread fascination. Years later, she reprised her allure as Eleanor in 'The Tournament' (2015), a role that elevated her to the list of most desirable individuals with that particular name.

In 'The Tournament', Gonin-Labat's fiery locks and curvaceous figure take center stage. In one memorable scene, she removes her plaid skirt while revealing an ample bosom, before joining three men and another woman in a poolside gathering that is sure to stir desires. Though the film does not feature frontal nudity from Gonin-Labat, the scene remains etched in memory. If given the opportunity near such a pool with Gonin-Labat, one might be tempted to join her. As far as 'The Tournament' goes, Victoire emerges triumphant."