Camille Chamoux

Camille Chamoux was born on 22 September 1977 in Paris, making her 48 years old. She is a thoroughly Parisian figure, and her work, from stand-up to film to TV, is rooted in a sharp, urban French sensibility.

She plays Anna, a woman with a phobia of children, a comic premise built for her deadpan, slightly neurotic persona. The film is the directorial debut of Diane Clavier, co-written with actress Olivia Côte, who also co-stars alongside Alban Lenoir; it releases in French cinemas on 3 June 2026.

Camille Chamoux is a French actress, screenwriter, and stand-up comedian who broke through with the 2018 comedy film 'Larguées' and became a cult figure as Chataléré in Jonathan Cohen's mockumentary series 'La Flamme' (2020) and 'Le Flambeau' (2022). She's also a one-woman-show performer and co-wrote 'Premières vacances' (2018) with her partner Patrick Cassir. What sets her apart is range: she's equally at home dissecting existential dread on a stage and playing absurdist TV comedy.

'Ça va, Ça va' takes on health, the body, and mortality, and wrings laughs out of all three. That's vintage Chamoux: going straight at the subjects people tiptoe around and refusing to let them off the hook. The show was created at the Théâtre de l'Atelier in autumn 2025.

The show is currently running at the **Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens** in Paris, with performances scheduled through **20 June 2026**. If you're in Paris this spring, this is the must-see before it closes.

She plays **Chataléré**, one of the standout comic characters in both Jonathan Cohen's 'La Flamme' (2020), a parody of reality dating shows, and its follow-up 'Le Flambeau' (2022). Chataléré became something of a cult figure in French pop culture, quoted and referenced well beyond the shows themselves.

She plays **Calamity Jane** in the 2026 'Lucky Luke' series, a bold, larger-than-life historical figure that suits Chamoux's knack for playing women who are a little too much for the room. It's a significant TV role that adds another genre to her already eclectic filmography.

Both drop within days of each other: **'Tout va super'** (a comedy-drama directed by Patrick Cassir) on **27 May 2026**, and **'Anna et les enfants'** (a comedy directed by Diane Clavier) on **3 June 2026**. Having two films in cinemas in the same week is a statement, intentional or not, it's very good timing.