Sara Mortensen
Biography
Sara Mortensen is a French actress born on December 10, 1979, in Paris. Her mother is Elisabeth Mortensen, a Norwegian actress, teacher, and director. Fluent in French, Norwegian, and English, Sara Mortensen studied at the École Internationale Bilingue and earned a master's degree in history. She subsequently attended the Cours Florent drama school from 2001 to 2004. She is known for her roles in television series such as Plus belle la vie, Astrid et Raphaëlle, and Les Mystères de..., alongside appearances in various other series, television movies, and films. Her professional portfolio includes thirty-five known acting credits listed on her database profile.
Career overview
Sara Mortensen is a French actress born in Paris on December 10, 1979. Her mother is Elisabeth Mortensen, who is a Norwegian actress, teacher, and director. Multilingual, Sara is fluent in French, Norwegian, and English. Her educational background includes studies at the Ecole Internationale Bilingue, followed by earning a master's degree in history. She subsequently pursued formal acting training at the Cours Florent drama school from 2001 to 2004.
As an actress, Mortensen has established a career in television and film, accumulating thirty-five known acting credits. She is recognized for her work in several television series, including Plus belle la vie, Astrid et Raphaelle, and Les Mysteres de... In addition to these notable series, her career encompasses appearances in a variety of other television shows, television movies, and feature films.
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Full Filmography
36 titles- Filip (2025) as Valérie Bourdin
- The Gamemaster (2024) as Self - Contestant
- Astrid, Raphaëlle et Alexandra Ehle : Œil pour œil (2024) as Astrid Nielsen
- Meurtres à Bayeux (2024) as Clara Leprince
- Off Track (2023) as Elsa Lacaze
- Cannes Confidential (2023) as Delphine Devilly
- 100 % logique : La réponse est sous vos yeux (2022) as Self - Guest
- Blast (2022) as Camille
- Devil's Leap 2: The Trail of the Wolves (2022) as Gabrielle Martino
- The Devil's Leap (2021) as Gabrielle Martinot
- Les Mystères de l'école de gendarmerie (2021) as Emma Thélier
- Astrid & Raphaëlle (2020) as Astrid Nielsen
- Deadly Tropics (2019) as Sandra Guthier
- Astrid et Raphaëlle : Puzzle (pilote) (2019) as Astrid Nielsen
- Murder In Rochefort (2019) as Emma Thélier
- Alexandra Ehle (2018) as Astrid Nielsen
- In Safe Hands (2018) as Woman with emaciated face
- Murder in Tours (2018) as Emilie
- The Art of Crime (2017) as Estelle Domani
- Crimes parfaits (2017)
- He Even Has Your Eyes (2017) as Kristina
- Vicky (2016) as Pauline
- And Why Not? (2016) as Virginie
- Cassandre (2015) as Chloé Vannier
- The Three Brothers: The Return (2014) as Amie de Moss
- Murders in... (2013) as Clara Leprince
- Murders in... (2013) as Alba Debrucker
- The Fall of the Male Empire (2013) as Armelle
- Bright Spin (2012) as Universitaire blonde
- Le Vieux Singe (2012)
- Ni vu, ni connu (2011) as Martine
- Clem (2010) as Cindy
- 4 garçons dans la nuit (2010) as Hélène Caron
- La Vie est à nous (2009) as Elsa
- Daddy Cool (2008) as Barbara
- Asesinato en las islas marquesas
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Sara Mortensen best known for?
Sara Mortensen is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Astrid & Raphaëlle (2020), Deadly Tropics (2019), In Safe Hands (2018), The Art of Crime (2017).
When and where was Sara Mortensen born?
Sara Mortensen was born on December 10, 1979 in Paris, France.
How many credits does Sara Mortensen have?
Sara Mortensen has accumulated over 36 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2008 to 2025.
What is Sara Mortensen's background in cinema and television?
Sara Mortensen is a French actress born on December 10, 1979, in Paris. Her mother is Elisabeth Mortensen, a Norwegian actress, teacher, and director. Fluent in French, Norwegian, and English, Sara Mortensen studied at the École Internationale Bilingue and earned a master's degree in history. She subsequently attended ...