Anne Marivin

Anne Marivin, born on January 23, 1974, in Senlis, Oise, is a prominent French actress celebrated for her extensive work in film and television, amassing over fifty credits since her debut in 1994.

Marivin first garnered attention through her roles in popular television series such as "Tel père, tel flic" (2001) and "Père et Maire" (2002). Her talent quickly transitioned to the big screen, where she showcased her versatility in a variety of films. Some of her notable cinematic contributions include "Ah ! si j'étais riche" (2002), "Mon Idole" (2002), "Chouchou" (2003), "Podium" (2004), "Narco" (2004), "A Ticket to Space" (2006), and the highly acclaimed "Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis" (2008), which became one of France's all-time box office hits.

Beyond her professional achievements, Marivin's personal life includes a partnership with designer Joachim Roncin. The couple welcomed their first child, a son named Leonard, in April 2009, followed by the birth of their daughter, Andrea, on October 14, 2015. With a rich career and a fulfilling family life, Anne Marivin continues to be a beloved figure in the French entertainment industry.