Béatrice de la Boulaye
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Alternate Names: Beatrice de la Boulaye
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Full Biography
Béatrice de la Boulaye is a versatile French actress, director, and screenwriter who has achieved widespread recognition for her dynamic performances across television, film, and the stage. Born on March 25, 1981, in Fontenay-le-Comte, she developed a passion for the arts early on, eventually earning a degree in theater and English literature. Her career is marked by a unique blend of comedic flair and dramatic depth, a combination that has made her a staple of French entertainment.
She is most widely known for her leading role as the impulsive and rebellious Captain Gaëlle Crivelli in the hit police procedural "Tropiques criminels" (Deadly Tropics), which debuted in 2019. Starring alongside Sonia Rolland, de la Boulaye became a fan favorite for her portrayal of a free-spirited investigator navigating the complex social and criminal landscape of Martinique. While the series concluded its main run in late 2025, her portrayal remains a defining part of her television legacy.
Beyond the screen, de la Boulaye is a prominent figure in the French cultural scene as a founding member of the comedy-rock group Airnadette. Performing under the stage name "Scotch Brit," she toured internationally, showcasing her talents in lip-syncing and "air guitar" performances that blended pop culture with high-energy theater. Her creativity also extends to writing and directing, as she has been involved in numerous stage productions and short films.
