Héloïse Godet

Héloïse Godet was born on Aug 27, 1980 in France. Héloïse Godet's big-screen debut came with Jean de La Fontaine - Le défi directed by Daniel Vigne in 2007. Héloïse Godet is known for 20something directed by Luc Pagès, Thomas Séraphine stars as Mathieu and Charlie Nune as Kelly. The upcoming new tvshow Héloïse Godet plays is The Attaché - Season 1 which will be released on Dec 01, 2019.

Héloïse Godet is a French actress with an international outlook, recently noticed in the Israeli series "The Attaché" for which she learned Hebrew. She has also acted in English in the theater, and in German for a series in Cologne. She has a degree in theatre studies from the Sorbonne and is a graduate of the Jacques Lecoq International Theatre School. Member of the Talents Cannes Adami in 2010, she returns to the festival in official selection for the film "Goodbye to Language" by Jean-Luc Godard. She is also a screenwriter, having participated in the writing of the series "The Attaché". She received the Honorary Award at the Roger Ebert's Film Festival in 2015 (Chicago, Illinois, United States).