Léa Drucker

Léa Drucker is a highly acclaimed actress known for her compelling performances in both film and television. She has won two César Awards for Best Actress, first for her role in the drama 'Custody' (2017), where she portrayed a woman navigating the complexities of domestic abuse, and later for 'Case 137' (2025), in which she played a dedicated investigator. Drucker has also appeared in notable projects such as the French-British television series 'War of the Worlds,' where she played Catherine Durand, and the 2023 film 'Last Summer,' directed by Catherine Breillat, which explores taboo relationships. Her versatility as an actress is further demonstrated in the comedy-drama 'A Woman's Life' (2026), directed by Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet. Léa Drucker continues to be a prominent figure in contemporary cinema, delivering performances that resonate deeply with audiences.

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