Filipino Leroy-Beaulieu. “People often mistakenly think that I’m a bourgeois girl from a jet-set-set-set-set-set-set-set-set-set-set-set family.”

The character he plays in the series, the director of a charismatic marketing agency, with impeccable appearance, Philippe Leroy-Beaulieu especially likes him. A great adventure he describes in this Autopromo interview.

Madame Figaro. – My mood at this time?
Philippines Leroy-Beaulieu. – After enjoying all the exciting events associated with the promotionEmily in Paris I need to get some fresh air by the sea this summer.

Talk about the second part of Season 4 airing in mid-September?
The public will follow the reactions of the first five episodes of the season, obviously with some complications. Series creator Darren Starr remains the king of twists. All with a grand finale in Rome, the city of my childhood.

How did Sylvie, my character, develop? ?
It gains depth. He understands that his life is not so simple and that it is time to choose. He goes through a period of introspection and questioning.

Has Sylvie rubbed off on me over time?
No, fortunately, because I’m older than him in some places, but he gave me confidence. professional recognition creates it.

After enjoying all the exciting events associated with the promotionEmily in Paris this summer, I need to get some fresh air by the sea

Philippines Leroy-Beaulieu

My attitude on the set.
I deliberately keep a little distance in order to be unpredictable with my classmates. But the actors know me well now, they have understood my little game and I have made great friends, especially with Samuel Arnold and Bruno Guerri.

Is promoting myself a chore?
A little, so much so that I have the impression that people are surprised to discover the different sides of the actors; society tends to believe us a bit exceptional, while we remain human with our complexities. And then, talking about yourself all the time is a bit off-putting.

A subject that throws me off my hinges.
It’s pretty recent, but I don’t get upset anymore when I don’t share someone’s opinion. People think what they want, I don’t care. On the other hand, lack of loyalty can make me very angry.

People think what they want, I don’t care

Philippines Leroy-Beaulieu

The question I don’t answer.
None. If I don’t want to answer, I don’t block myself. I will answer later.

Do I still have the holy fire?
Yes, I see it in my enthusiasm when I play. Nothing pleases me more than being on set.

Misunderstanding about me?
To think that I am a bourgeois girl from a jet-set family. My parents were artists sensitive to beautiful things (his father, Philippe Leroy, was a famous actor in Italy, and his mother, a stylist for Dior, Editor’s Note.), but they worked hard all their lives.

I’m older than Sylvie in some places, but she gave me confidence

Philippines Leroy-Beaulieu

What do I like people to say about me?
May my loyalty be respected. Clearly don’t know where this story of loyalty comes from… Probably old traumas as always.

An important accessory.
A nice pair of flat riding boots. It’s everything I like: chic and sporty.

Last time I was proud of myself?
My 33 year old daughter just made a big change in her life and I feel like I helped her, but in an underwater way. I was proud to make him understand something important without telling him directly…

I like going back to school.
No way. I always hated being cut off from recess and nature to find myself locked in a classroom.

What am I going to do after this interview?
I’m on the beach, in Normandy. going to make a bar for lunch.

Emily in Paris Season 4 Episode Two by Darren Starr with Lily Collins, Philippin Leroy-Beaulieu, Ashley Park… September 12, 2024 on Netflix.