Manon Azem
Biography
Manon Azem is a French actress. She began her career in theater and dubbing at the age of 5 years. She provided the French voice for actress Emma Watson in the Harry Potter film series from 2001 to 2015. She also voiced Debby Ryan in Jessie and Joy Lauren in Desperate Housewives. Azem appeared in an episode of the series Diane, wife cop in 2006. She has known credits in acting and has a content score of 100. Born in Paris, France, her birthday is October 12, 1990. She is known for her work in acting and has been involved in various projects throughout her career.
Career overview
Manon Azem began her acting career in theater and dubbing at the age of 5 years. She made her voice acting debut in 2001, providing the French voice for actress Emma Watson in the Harry Potter film series. Azem continued to voice Watson's character, Hermione Granger, in all films of the series until 2015, citing a change in her voice that made it incompatible with Watson's.
In addition to her work on the Harry Potter series, Azem has also provided the French voice for other actresses, including Debby Ryan in Jessie and Joy Lauren in Desperate Housewives. Her voice acting credits also include an appearance in the 2006 episode "Bad slope" of the series Diane, wife cop, directed by Marc Angelo.
Manon Azem's acting credits span a range of roles, with a total of 32 known credits. Her work in the entertainment industry has been well-received, with a content score of 100. Born in Paris, France, Azem has established herself as a talented voice actress in the French film and television industry.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
32 titles- Bagarre (2026) as Alexia
- Marc Bloch: In the Name of France (2026) as Narrator (voice over)
- No Signal! (2025) as Chris
- The Rookie Guide (2025) as Sofia Berrada
- The Chase (2024) as Nowak
- Law & Disorder (2024) as Nora Kader
- Savoring Paris (2024) as Clotilde
- Fifteen-Love (2023) as Khalida Lapthorn
- BDE (2023) as Barbara
- Les années sida, à la mort, à la vie (2023)
- Off the Hook (2022) as Manon
- They Were Ten (2021) as Kelly Nessib
- Un homme d'honneur (2021) as Gabrielle Daguerre
- Friendzone (2021) as Maud
- Hashtag Boomer (2021) as Dany
- Stolen Childhood (2021) as Fanny
- The Red Shadows (2019) as Clara Garnier
- Prise au piège (2019) as Malika Douar
- Girls with Balls (2019) as Morgane
- Cock, Crap, Fuck (2019) as Young woman in front of the florist
- Burn Out (2018) as Leyla
- A New Girl in Paris! (2018) as Elodie
- La Mante (2017) as Lucie Carrot
- Gangsterdam (2017) as Nora
- Pas de rêve pas de baise (2016) as Hind
- En Passant Pécho (2012) as Mireille
- The Basketeers (2011) as Mia
- Trop la Classe Verte ! (2010) as Dunk
- Research Unit (2006) as Sara Casanova
- Trop la classe ! (2006) as Dunk
- Fort Boyard (1990) as Self
- Y a pas de réseau 2 as Chris
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Manon Azem best known for?
Manon Azem is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Brawl (2026), BDE (2023), Burn Out (2018), Research Unit (2006).
When and where was Manon Azem born?
Manon Azem was born on October 12, 1990 in Paris, France.
How many credits does Manon Azem have?
Manon Azem has accumulated over 32 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1990 to 2026.
What is Manon Azem's background in cinema and television?
Manon Azem is a French actress. She began her career in theater and dubbing at the age of 5 years. She provided the French voice for actress Emma Watson in the Harry Potter film series from 2001 to 2015. She also voiced Debby Ryan in Jessie and Joy Lauren in Desperate Housewives. Azem appeared in an episode of the seri...
Manon Azem by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Research Unit (2006) as Sara Casanova — aged about 15
- Fort Boyard (1990) as Self — aged about 0
- Burn Out (2018) as Leyla — aged about 27
- Bagarre (2026) as Alexia — aged about 35
- BDE (2023) as Barbara — aged about 32
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