Laëtitia Eïdo is a French actress known for her versatility and ability to steal the spotlight, earning her the nickname "a young Meryl Streep." Her performance as Shirin El-Abed in Netflix's "Fauda" left a lasting impression, showcasing her talent in portraying complex characters.
Born in France to a French father and Lebanese mother, Laëtitia's mixed heritage allows her to bring diverse nationalities to life on screen. With over 10 languages under her belt, she has delivered award-winning performances, including five Best Actress Awards.
Laëtitia's artistic inclinations began at a young age, winning numerous contests in drawing and writing. Her creative expression was showcased in the Eiffel Tower as part of a global design contest when she was just a teenager. Her love for acting was evident from childhood, as she spent hours putting on elaborate skits, effortlessly transforming into various characters.
Critics have praised Laëtitia as a "standout actress," "the beating heart of Fauda's series," "sensual," and "fiercely funny." Classically trained in Paris and New York, she honed her craft under the guidance of Peter Brook's and Jacques Lecoq's theater companies. She later immersed herself in the Meisner technique, revolutionizing her approach to acting.
Laëtitia is known for her intense, unforgettable, and emotionally evocative performances. She prepares meticulously for each role, leaving no detail untouched. Her extensive career has seen her take on numerous main and lead roles, including her recent performance in Apple TV+'s "Liaison" alongside Vincent Cassel and Eva Green.
In the near future, Laëtitia will star alongside Eva Green in Martin Campbell's "Dirty Angels" and Terrence Malick's highly anticipated "The Way of the Wind." She will also appear in the independent Belgian film "The Virgin and Child," the French action movie "Elyas" with Roschdy Zem, and the spy thriller "Chief of Station" alongside Aaron Eckhart.
With her ability to effortlessly transition between art-house films, action-packed series, and major American studio projects, Laëtitia's unique talent has captured the attention of audiences worldwide. She believes that acting is about delving into the mysteries of the human soul and conveying emotions as a healing channel for the audience.
