Laetitia Vercken

Laetitia Vercken is a French actress born in 1984 who trained at the Cours Florent in Paris and has since established herself in theater, television, and cinema. Previous engagements in renowned ensembles such as the Troupe à Palmade have further raised her profile in the French entertainment industry. Vercken has appeared on screen in Nicolas Guillou's historical feature film Le Réseau Shelburn (2019), among others. She is known to a wide TV audience from the long-running series Plus belle la vie, in which she played Léa Galfier over several seasons. This was followed by humorous family entertainment in Camping paradis and collaboration with Florence Foresti in the series Désordres, in which she participated in a modern, autobiographically inspired comedy narrative. In the series sector, LOVE IS ALL (Besoin d'amour, 2023, directed by Frédéric Hazan) marks a central point in her work. In this dramedy produced for OCS, Vercken plays the character Laura Acquaviva, one of the key roles surrounding a porn actor who searches for intimacy and love in unusual ways. The series was presented at Séries Mania, among other places, and clearly positions Vercken in the field of current French quality series. She plays the role of Mélanie in the Christmas film Le livreur de Noël by Cécilia Rouaud and Caroline Le Fur in the TV drama La Maman du bourreau by Gabriel Aghion. She also appears in cinema projects such as Avignon by Johann Dionnet and Challenger by Varante Soudjian, and participates in innovative formats such as the interactive ARTE production Les Burgers volants. The multitude of recurring roles and leading characters in series such as Panda, Requiem, and 13 euros show an actress who is consistently cast in a wide variety of tones, ranging from comedy to drama to genre experiments.