Alice Papierski

Alice Papierski is a known French actress for her role in the sitcom Jamais two without you… T .

Never 2 without you… T

She interprets there Alice, a young Miss ambitious Weather but stuck-up girl and plague, which dreams to have its emission cinema. But it is without counting on the arrival of Valentine (Emma Colberti, the heroin of the series) who will gain the heart of the public and that of Antoine (Laurent Violet), her also ex-promised in marriage presenter high-speed motorboat and with which it wishes to join again. Alice appears in 18 episodes of the sitcom. She is throughout the episodes in constant competition with the soft one but malignant Valentine. She will test évincer Valentine after a fashion by fomenting and implementing all kinds of traps and treacheries, trying inter alia taking again Antoine in her nets (who does not have any more eyes to him but for charming the Valentine) or alluring Thomas (Frank Neel) that Valentine likes (more or less) secretly. Alice will arrive finally to her ends since Antoine will fall into one from his machinations and Valentine will leave it. Alice will make a last appearance " covering joint-of oeil" at the time of the last but one episode " Guess which comes squatter" ; she is there in couple with another recurring character of the series, Dr. Aleski (Jean Dell), an esthetic bit maniac and ridiculous surgeon. Irony of fate, Alice settles in the apartment of its rival of always Valentine, who it leaves to Las Vegas with Thomas.

Cinema and television

Alice Papierski makes to her beginnings in front of the camera with the film the small teaser of Daniele Dubroux (1987). She interprets the role of Camille there, a young person lolita 14 years, who allures one of his professors quinquagénaire (Roland Giraud) and saw a history with him. She also appeared in the telefilms the underskirts of the revolution (1989, under the name of Alice Pierski) and the alley of the king (1996), like in the televised adaptation of the Venetian Jumeaux (1999), in which she includes the role that she held with the theater.

Theater

The theater she will play in the very voted by plebiscite the Venetian twins (Carlo Goldoni, put in scene Gildas Bourdet) with the Theater of Shouted in Marseilles and Eldorado in Paris. This comedy will receive Molière of the best part of the Repertory in 1997.

Lastly, Alice Papierski also signed the setting in scene of the play Poilus (text of Stephan Broquedis, Emmanuel Lequeux and Remi Pous) the representations took place from June 8th to 11th 2000 with the Theater Studio of Alfortville, like in Comedia (Room of the Paving stones) from December 5th, 2000 to February 25th, 2001.

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