Aurélie Meriel
Nombre de nacimiento: Aurélie Meriel
Fecha de nacimiento: 1988-06-24
Lugar de nacimiento: Vernon, France
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Nombres alternativos: Aurelie Meriel
Características físicas: N/A
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Aurelie Meriel was born on June 24 in Vernon, France (an hour from Paris) and made her debut in 1996 as Sarah in the tv-series “Papa Revient Demain”. In 1997 she had a role in the tv-movie ‘Nini’ and in 1999 she starred as Loulou in the Dutch movie ‘The Delivery’. Aurelie made her theater debut in 2000 with a role in the show Le Grain De Sable, in Paris. Aurelie had roles in the tv-movie ‘L’affaire Kergalen’ from 2001 and the movie ‘Le Papillon’ in 2002. In 2004, Aurelie acted in the play La Revue Genevoise, in Switzerland. In 2005 she had a role in the film ‘L'empire des loups’, she also started studying painting that same year. In 2006 Aurelie performed in the play Toutes les Couleurs in France, while she garnered attention in the play Love's Labor Lost in 2007 in France, Italy and Portugal. In 2011 Aurelie could be admired in the movie ‘Le diable dans la peau’. Aurelie made numerous guest appearances in several television series including, “Studio sud”, “Un homme en colere”, “Femmes de loi”, “Les Cordier, juge et flic”, “R.I.S. Police scientifique”, “Cellule identite”, “Brigade Navarro” and “Section de recherches”.
In 2011 Aurelie moved to Los Angeles in America. That same year she worked on the movie ‘Sick’. Aurelie further had guestappearances in that time in the France tv-series “Le juge est une femme”, “Falco” and “The Elisabeth Show” and had roles in the short France movies ‘La cage de Faraday’ and ‘Sick’. In 2014 Aurelie could be seen as Zoe Jelani in the American movie ‘Seal Team Eight: Behind Enemy Lines’. She shared the screen with Hollywoodstars like Jean Reno (‘Leon’) and Tom Sizemore (‘Saving Private Ryan’). Perry of Moov.nl was given the opportunity to interview the very sympathetic and friendly Aurelie Meriel for the website during her lightning visit to the Netherlands.
