Personal details
- Birth Date: 1980-12-07
- Height: 5′ 6½″ (1.69 m)
- Birth Location: Paris, France
- Professions: Actress
Julie De Bona, born smack in the heart of Paris back in December 1980, has this knack for slipping into all sorts of roles—she’s got that genuine spark, you know? She’s not just your average actress floating through the French TV and film scene. Nah, she’s got credits that raise eyebrows. Take The Count of Monte-Cristo from 2024—honestly, if you’ve seen her in that, you know she’s not messing around. She’s got this depth, like she’s lived a thousand lives, and every character she grabs onto feels real. But it’s not just about the big, dramatic stuff. In La Maison D’en Face (2022), she managed to nail that tense, mysterious vibe without overdoing it. There’s something about the way she holds a glance or the little pauses in her dialogue—makes you lean in closer, waiting for the next twist. And let’s not forget Days of Glory from 2006. That movie’s kind of a classic, and her role there? Just adds to her street cred as someone who’s not afraid to go deep, even when the subject matter’s heavy. People in France, they spot her and know right away—oh, that’s Julie De Bona, she’s the real deal. She’s not just a name on a poster; she’s one of those actors who make you forget you’re watching a movie. Whether it’s drama, suspense, or just pure raw emotion, she shows up and delivers. That’s rare. And honestly, it’s what keeps folks coming back to see what she’ll pull off next.
This actor’s got roots that are seriously all over the map—Italian on one side, Vietnamese on the other. That’s not your everyday combo, right? It’s wild how much that blend of background brings to their roles, honestly. You can see it in the way they move, the way their features sort of catch the light a little differently, or even just in the energy they bring on screen. There’s this cool thing where sometimes you can’t quite pin down their look, which makes them perfect for parts that need a bit of mystery or depth. Directors probably eat that up, because casting someone who doesn’t fit in a neat little box? Total gold. Plus, it’s just refreshing to see some real diversity in the mix, not just in the background but right up front. You get these little flashes of culture, a bit of Italian flair here or Vietnamese intensity there, all mashed up into something new.
December 7, 1980
5′ 6½″ (1.69 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Paris, France
Yes, Child
44 years old