Marie-Véronique Maurin

From humble beginnings, Miou-Miou, daughter of a 70's famous French actor Patrick Dewaere, has become a renowned French actress, writer and art director. Her illustrious career began when she was spotted by actor-director Romain Bouteille at her mother's fruit and vegetable stand and was subsequently invited to work at Café de la Gare, a popular Parisian theatre. Her siblings, Jean-Pierre Maurin, Yves-Marie Maurin, Dominique Maurin, Jean-François Vlerick and Marie-Véronique Maurin, and her step-sister Angèle Herry-Leclerc, Julien Clerc, Jeanne Herry, and Lola Dewaere, have all achieved notable success in the entertainment industry, with Lola's acting career starting in 2009. Miou-Miou's career highlights include the films Same Old Song, A Girl Cut in Two and Enchanted Interlude, as well as TV series, Les bleus: premiers pas dans la police, Nina and In Safe Hands. She is also known for her nickname, Miou-Miou, given to her by Coluche for always being nice, quiet, and clever.