Julie Ferrier plays the policewoman Louise Bonne, Tuesday evening on France 3 in "Perfect Crimes".

Guest of Anne Roumanoff in "It feels good", the actress confides in her first little-known jobs and the follow-up she would like to give to her career.

A trajectory that is part of its family history.

INTERVIEW

Viewers find her on Tuesday evening on France 3 in two new episodes of "Perfect Crimes".

But it is to the cinema or the theater that Julie Ferrier would now like to return.

Guest of

It

feels 

good,

the actress

looks 

back on her journey which began, like her mother, with modeling.

She also tells about her profession as an actress, carried out at a frantic pace.

But also her desire to play for the rest of her life, far from the disappointments she may have known.

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The beginnings of a model, an "ignoble" environment

Before being a dancer for Michel Drucker's shows, Julie Ferrier began her professional life at 17, as a model.

"We won a lot," remembers the one who grew up in a low-rent housing in Seine-Saint-Denis.

"But, of all the circles I have known, I think he's the most despicable."

Julie Ferrier then worked for Paco Rabanne and

Elle

magazine

.

"I did some cool stuff, very well paid, and above all artistically very interesting," she says.

She was immersed in the modeling world from the age of 12, her mother exercising this profession herself.

"I was going to look for her at Courrèges when I was 12 years old, I saw guys take poles in the head because they looked at her. It was really gags live" laughs the actress.

"It really was a fighter plane. And what was delicious about my mother was that there was no pretension. She absolutely did not claim her beauty," she recalls.

Denial of one's own overwork

After a passage through dance at a professional level, and a one woman show, 

Today is Ferrier

, which marked some minds, Julie Ferrier now focuses on the profession of actress.

A profession that also runs in the family, and for eight generations.

A job especially where, when success arrives, the pace becomes crazy, according to her.

"I changed my pace for two years and I don't work anymore," she laughs.

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It must be said that the actress was for several years in denial of her burnout, in her own words.

A situation of overwork that she did not achieve until the end of 2020. "I said all the time that last year I missed burnout, that I was on the verge of burnout", explains Julien Ferrier.

"But my little bitch, you're right in there. And not for a month, for three years!", She sums up at the microphone of Anne Roumanoff.

"I would like to do social cinema, for God's sake!"

A situation all the more difficult as the actress is not fully satisfied with the roles she has played so far.

"I would like to do social cinema, god damn it, if anybody hears me! I would like to participate in a very good film," she asks jokingly.

"Not to go down in history. I don't give a shit about posterity. On the other hand, being in a beautiful movie, it happened to me and it's delicious, it's great."

Julie Ferrier says she is tired of being disappointed, either by the roles offered, or by the final result of the film.

"I try to choose roles like Louise Bonne that have an interest. Sometimes the score is small. There is little way to express yourself, little time. So you get frustrated. But the film is good. ", she explains.

"And sometimes we give everything, the role is crazy, and when we see the result… we are very disappointed", she slips, without giving a name.

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She still managed to shoot in a film of this social cinema that she loves and desires so much.

"I had the chance to shoot with Pierre Jolivet in

Jamais de la vie

. It was incredible. I was Olivier Gourmet's sister," she recalls.

"Films like that, I could make them every day. There is no problem."

The actress also quotes the work of director Louis Julien Petit.

She would also like to play in the theater.

"I dream of playing with Micha Lescot. I would have loved to play for Luc Bondy", she confides.