Marion Servole
- Actress
- Director
- Writer
Marion Servole is a French actress, born and raised in Paris. Her film career started in New York, starring in Richard Ledes' The Caller (2008), alongside Frank Langella and Eliott Gould. The film premiered at Tribeca Film Festival. Back in France, Marion starred in several projects including short films, commercials, and a French TV series, Section de recherches. Marion is bilingual in French and English, so she utilized her language abilities on several projects. She has frequently worked with international teams (South-Korean, Japanese, American, British, German, Dutch,...). Marion collaborated with Chinese-American filmmaker Alle Hsu in her short film, "Farmer's Dating (Rencontres Paysannes)" in which she plays the lead character, Victoire.
Marion has also written several short screenplays, some of which she has also directed: "An unlucky way to get lucky," "Blanche Neige," "Aux Poils !" and "Sam Samuel", which were Official Selections at various film festivals in France and Russia.
After following a French Classical Theatre training in Paris in a District Conservatory, she moved to New York and joined the prestigious Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute.
Marion has also written several short screenplays, some of which she has also directed: "An unlucky way to get lucky," "Blanche Neige," "Aux Poils !" and "Sam Samuel", which were Official Selections at various film festivals in France and Russia.
After following a French Classical Theatre training in Paris in a District Conservatory, she moved to New York and joined the prestigious Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute.
