Claude Perron

Claude Perron (*born 23 January 1966 in Nantes, Loire‑Atlantique) is a French actress whose career spans over two and a half decades. Emerging in the mid‑1990s, she first garnered attention with her role as Marion in the 1996 comedy‑drama Bernie, a performance that highlighted her ability to blend subtle humor with emotional depth. Five years later, Perron achieved international recognition when she portrayed Éva, the quirky colleague of Nino, in the beloved French film Amélie (2001). Though her screen time was brief, her distinctive presence contributed to the film’s whimsical atmosphere and helped cement the movie’s status as a cultural touchstone. Beyond cinema, Perron has become a familiar face on French television, notably as one of the central characters in the satirical series WorkinGirls, where she showcases a sharp comedic timing that resonates with contemporary audiences. Her professional trajectory reflects a dedication to diverse roles across genre lines, from romantic comedies to socially conscious dramas, illustrating her versatility and commitment to evolving as a performer. In addition to acting, Perron maintains an active online presence through her personal website, engaging fans with updates on upcoming projects and behind‑the‑scenes insights. Critics often praise her nuanced portrayals, noting how she infuses even supporting characters with palpable authenticity. As she continues to work regularly from her debut in 1996 to the present day, Claude Perron remains a respected figure in French cinema, embodying the spirit of modern French storytelling while inspiring a new generation of actors.