# Pauline Clément

Pauline Clément (born November 8, 1986) is a French actress. After a period of academic failure linked to dyslexia she pursued several lines of employment including carpentry, cabinetmaking and aesthetics before discovering her passion for theater and improvisation.
Clément is known for playing many roles, on different registers and on very varied platforms: the Comédie-Française, satirical sketches and the mini series Abonne-toi of Yes vous aime on YouTube. Explaining her choice of an atypical and offbeat career, she stated: It's true that it sometimes gives me the impression of leading a double life [...] but I find my balance there. At the Comédie-Française, they choose the roles for me, it is oriented towards what I can play, even if they are pieces that are very different from each other, and sometimes very modern. In Yes, I am freer, I can create characters.

## At the Comédie-Française

In 2015, Pauline Clément became a resident of the Comédie-Française. She plays in Les Derniers Jours de l'humanité of Karl Kraus staged by David Lescot in 2015. In 2016, she played Hélène in Un chapeau de paille d'Italie of Eugène Labiche staged by Giorgio Barberio Corsetti. She also plays in La Ronde of Arthur Schnitzler (staged by Anne Kessler).
She then played in La Règle du jeu (under the direction of Christiane Jatahy), in L'Hôtel du libre-échange of Georges Feydeau (staged by Isabelle Nanty) She performed Hyacinte in Les Fourberies de Scapin of Molière (staged by Denis Podalydès).
In 2020, she was appointed to the Molières Awards in the category 'female revelation' for her role in A Flea in Her Ear of Feydeau, produced by Lilo Baur.

## Yes vous aime

As the only woman in the humorous group Yes vous aime since the departure of Louise Coldefy, Clément assumed a feminist sensitivity in the writing and interpretation of her roles.

## At the cinema

On the cinema side, Pauline Clément was cast in Amer et Partie fine, two short films of Guillaume Crémonèse and Bertrand Usclat, two of his friends from the collective Yes vous aime. In 2016, she made an appearance at the beginning of the film C'est la vie ! from the duo Nakache & Toledano. In 2017, she was part of the cast of Lola et ses frères of Jean-Paul Rouve. In 2021, she was in the cast of the romantic comedy Je te veux, moi non plus, in the role of Lulu, a friend of Nina performed by Inès Reg. On display at Jumeaux mais pas trop, on September 28 at the cinema, the actress found her sidekick Bertrand Usclat and collaborated for the first time with the comedian Ahmed Sylla.
In 2024, she stared in Une fille au-dessus de tout, a romantic comedy from Jean-Luc Gaget.

## Filmography

* 2016: C'est la vie! from Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano: the couple's wife for the "inventive" marriage
* 2017: Lola et ses frères from Jean-Paul Rouve: Sarah, Benoît's 3rd wife
* 2019: Hors normes from Eric Toledano Olivier Nakache: The woman from the arranged meeting
* 2020: Les Blagues de Toto de Pascal Bourdiaux: Miss Jolibois
* 2020: Impionçable de Babor Lelefan: Amandiane
* 2021: Dear Mother from Laurent Lafitte: Photocopy store saleswoman
* 2021: Je te veux, moi non plus from Rodolphe Lauga: Lulu, a friend of Nina
* 2021: Les Fantasmes from David Foenkinos and Stéphane Foenkinos: Ismène
* 2022: Menteur from Olivier Baroux: Chloé
* 2022: Maria rêve from Lauriane Escaffre and Yvo Muller: Charlotte
* 2022: Jumeaux mais pas trop from Olivier Ducray and Wilfried Méance: Noémie Vignon
* 2023: Les Blagues de Toto 2: Classe verte from Pascal Bourdiaux: Miss Jolibois
* 2024: Lucky Winners from Maxime Govare et Romain Choay:

### Short film

* 2020: Mainstream

### Dubbing

* 2018: Mirai from Mamoru Hosoda: Kun

### Television
#### TV series

* 2017: Calls (season 1 - Ép. 9)
* 2018 : Un entretien from Julien Patry: Alice
* 2018: Broute
* 2018: Call My Agent (season 3 - Ép. 6): the event manager
* 2019: Abonne-toi
* 2021: Fluide from Sarah Santamaria-Mertens, co-written by Joseph Safieddine and Thomas Cadène: Emma (season 1)
* 2021: HPI (season 1 - Ép. 6)
* 2022: Moitié.e.s
* 2023: Knok, serie from Guillaume Duhesme and Bastien Ughetto