Laurine Lambert: The Multilingual Star Seamlessly Blending Hollywood Grit with European Art House Soul

Laurine Lambert is an actress of rare international fluency—both linguistically and artistically. With Dutch, French, and South African roots, her global heritage shapes every role she takes on. Lambert’s journey began when she left for Los Angeles at 18, diving into theater and film with relentless passion. Over nearly seven years, she built a rich portfolio that included roles in Fast & Furious 9, a chilling Charles Manson documentary (where she portrayed Sharon Tate), and a range of indie productions that allowed her to flex her range.

While her Hollywood experience taught her the scale and spectacle of big productions, it was the South of France—and later Paris—that reawakened her connection to storytelling. Working at the Cannes Film Festival surrounded by auteurs and emerging talents, she found herself pulled back into performance, this time with a more nuanced, European lens.

Lambert has since worked across Paris and Brussels, embracing the creative flexibility of international filmmaking. She gravitates toward projects that are both visually daring and emotionally authentic—be it a moody shoot in Belgium or a digitized green screen scene on LA’s iconic 6th Street Bridge.

Discover a unique voice

Whether playing period icons or inhabiting tech-enhanced futures, Laurine’s work is grounded in emotional truth. Her multicultural fluency and ability to morph across genres make her a unique voice in a global industry that’s increasingly borderless.

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