Christine Lemler

About Christine Lemler

Christine Lemler, born Christine Lemaitre-Leroux, is a French actress, born on January 14, 1968, in Dieppe, Normandy.

After starting out as a hairdresser (she holds a vocational certificate in hairdressing) while taking classes at the Conservatoire and appearing in several commercials, she began her career in 1988 with the filming of a television movie for France 3, Paris Mirage.
She then starred alongside Pierre Mondy, Elie Semoun, and Franck Dubosc in "Édouard et ses filles" (Edouard and His Daughters), and Brigitte Fossey in other television films.

In 1990, she appeared in Michel Sardou's music video, Marie-Jeanne.

In 1993, after a brief appearance in the France 2 saga, "Le Château des oliviers", she appeared in the television series "Classe mannequin" alongside actress Vanessa Demouy, where she played the role of Marion, a young woman passionate about fashion.

Besides television, Christine Lemler appeared in films in 1990 in Claude Zidi's comedy Promotion canapé and in 1995 alongside Thierry Lhermitte, Miou-Miou, and Michel Boujenah in Ma femme me quitte.
That same year, she also appeared on stage in Dom Juan.

She made her first appearance in the series Sous le soleil in 1997 in episode 26 of season 2, "Oui ou non," playing the role of Valentine.
She held this role until 2008, when the series ended, and then in its sequel entitled "Sous le soleil" de Saint-Tropez, of which only 2 seasons were broadcast between 2013 and 2014.