Aurélia Petit
Biography
Aurélia Petit is a French actress born on April 18, 1971. She began her theater career in 1984 and spent a year attending theater school with Niels Arestrup. Since 1993, she has appeared in French television shows and movies. Among her film appearances, she played the clerk Martine in the 2006 film The Science of Sleep, directed by Michel Gondry. Her acting credits span numerous television shows and films, establishing her career in French media.
Career overview
Aurelia Petit is a French actress born on April 18, 1971. She began her theater career in the year 1984. During her theatrical training, she spent a year attending theater school alongside Niels Arestrup.
Since 1993, Petit has appeared in various French television shows and movies. Her film work includes playing the clerk Martine in the 2006 film The Science of Sleep, which was directed by Michel Gondry. Her acting career spans numerous credits across television and film productions.
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Full Filmography
91 titles- La Guerre des Prix (2026) as Claire Roussel
- Melpomène (2026)
- Silent Rebellion (2026) as Élise
- Ce qui nous mène à toi (2026)
- Forest High (2026)
- Enrico Mattei, le rebelle du pétrole (2026) as Narrator (voice over)
- The Embers (2025) as Commandante Dufour
- The Ice Tower (2025) as Narrator (voice)
- Bête Noire (2025) as Beaumont
- Love Me Tender (2025) as Mediation Director
- That Summer in Paris (2025)
- Under Paris (2024) as Angèle
- Rosalie (2024) as La soeur couvent
- Winter Crossing (2024) as Reception Center Manager
- Enough is Enough! (2024) as Madame Gabino
- LT-21 (2023) as Générale Monier
- Les Indésirables (2023) as Nathalie Forges
- Inside a Nazi Mind: The Kindly Ones by Jonathan Littell (2023) as Self - Narrator (voice)
- Dark Heart of the Forest (2023) as Médecin
- An Alibi (2022) as lieutenant Garnier
- Saint Omer (2022) as Maître Vaudenay
- Donovan Escapes (2022) as Suzanne
- Housewives: A Forgotten History (2022) as Narrator (voice)
- Erratum (2022) as Florence
- Waiting for Bojangles (2021) as L'instructrice
- A Tale of Love and Desire (2021) as Professeur Anne Morel
- Missed Star (2021) as Véronique Dargos
- Hold Me Tight (2021) as La copine de la station-service
- Salem (2021) as Carole
- Korea, My Love (2020)
- Osmosis (2019) as Louise Vanhove
- By the Grace of God (2019) as Marie Guérin, Alexandre's Wife
- Tout contre elle (2019) as Lucie
- French Touch: Girls of Summer (2019) as La mère
- Escape from Raqqa (2019) as Marianne
- Infidelity (2018) as Mère d’Alice
- Non-Fiction (2018) as Guest of Marc-Antoine
- Eva (2018)
- The Summer House (2018) as CNC Commission member
- Dirty South (2017) as Geneviève, la mère
- Happy End (2017) as Nathalie
- Off Ice (2017) as La mère
- The Dead Calm (2017)
- Personal Shopper (2016) as Chanel Press Attache
- Carpet and Chaos (2016) as Aurore
- The Elk (2016) as Aurélie Petiot-Montiel
- Mon cher petit village (2015) as Sandrine
- Marguerite & Julien (2015) as Madame de Ravalet
- Diary of a Chambermaid (2015) as La maîtresse (train)
- Underground Time (2015) as Patricia Lethu
- The Clearstream Affair (2015) as Judge Lahoud
- Elisa (2014) as Marie
- SMS (2014) as Commissaire Monique Cauri
- High Society (2014) as Agnès
- Week-ends (2014) as Pascale
- The Law (2014) as Marceline Loridan-Ivens
- Anna (2013)
- A Castle in Italy (2013) as Clinical Nurse
- Just a Sigh (2013) as Diane
- The Anonymous (2013) as Juge Le Vert
- On the Shore (2012) as Armelle
- An Open Heart (2012) as Sylvie
- Neverland (2012) as La mère
- Dead Beautiful (2011) as Fabienne
- On Tour (2010) as Fille de la station service
- Ivul (2010) as Freya
- Chateaubriand (2010) as Celeste
- Sweet Evil (2010) as Céline's Mother
- The Little Murders of Agatha Christie (2009) as Geneviève Rivière
- A Day at the Museum (2008) as Guide Karl Paulin
- Like a Star Shining in the Night (2008) as Aurélie
- Groland - 15 ans d'âge... bête (2007) as Mannequin de télé-shopping
- Poison d'avril (2007) as Catherine
- The Science of Sleep (2006) as Martine
- Barrage (2006) as Laurence
- Guernsey (2005) as Patricia
- Looking for Cheyenne (2005) as Sonia
- GrolandSat (2003) as Chantal Lazure
- La Commune (Paris, 1871) (2003) as Blanche Capellier
- The Devils (2002) as Joseph's mother
- Primitifs (2001)
- La Commune (Paris, 1871) (2000) as Blanche Capellier
- Un possible amour (2000) as Fabienne
- The New Eve (1999)
- 1999 Madeleine (1999) as Marie
- La vie est dure, nous aussi (1999) as Aurélia
- The Last Little Red Riding Hood (1998) as Le cèpe
- Laisse un peu d'amour (1998) as Gisèle
- When the Cat's Away (1996) as La barmaid
- Roulez jeunesse ! (1993) as Nathalie
- L'effet de souffle as Elisabeth
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Aurélia Petit best known for?
Aurélia Petit is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Love Me Tender (2025), That Summer in Paris (2025), Under Paris (2024), An Alibi (2022).
When and where was Aurélia Petit born?
Aurélia Petit was born on April 18, 1971.
How many credits does Aurélia Petit have?
Aurélia Petit has accumulated over 91 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1993 to 2026.
What is Aurélia Petit's background in cinema and television?
Aurélia Petit is a French actress born on April 18, 1971. She began her theater career in 1984 and spent a year attending theater school with Niels Arestrup. Since 1993, she has appeared in French television shows and movies. Among her film appearances, she played the clerk Martine in the 2006 film The Science of Sleep...
Aurélia Petit by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Waiting for Bojangles (2021) as L'instructrice — aged about 50
- The Little Murders of Agatha Christie (2009) as Geneviève Rivière — aged about 38
- By the Grace of God (2019) as Marie Guérin, Alexandre's Wife — aged about 48
- The Science of Sleep (2006) as Martine — aged about 35
- Love Me Tender (2025) as Mediation Director — aged about 54
- An Alibi (2022) as lieutenant Garnier — aged about 51
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