Élisa Servier is a French actor known for her extensive career in film and television. Born and raised in the countryside near Paris, she began her acting journey at the tender age of 18 with a role in the 1973 comedy film "Le Chaud Lapin" directed by Pascal Thomas.
Servier's early years in the industry were marked by a string of successful film appearances, including "Confidences for Confidences" in 1978, where she worked alongside Bernard Ménez and Daniel Ceccaldi. Prior to her acting career, she spent seven years as a model, gracing the catwalks of Paris, Milan, Hamburg, and New York.
In addition to her film work, Servier honed her comedic skills through three years of comedy classes at Florent with Francis Huster. She went on to tour with David Hamilton in "Tendres Cousines" in 1980 and made her stage debut in "Le Garçon d'appartement" by Gérard Lauzier, directed by Daniel Auteuil at Petit-Marigny.
Throughout her career, Servier has appeared in over 100 films and TV movies, including the popular summer sagas "Wind of the Harvest" and "Summer Storms" for TF1, alongside Annie Girardot and Gerard Klein. She has also marked her presence in "Central Nuit" alongside Michel Creton and Nestor Burma, Léo Mallet, playing the role of Commissioner Niel opposite Guy Marchand.
As a mother, Servier is proud of her two children: Julien Nakache, born on March 29, 1985, and Manon Niego, born on December 16, 1993.
On the big screen, Servier has appeared in films such as "We Are Not Angels... Them Either" by Michel Lang, where she plays the little sister of Sabine Azema, and "Pour Bricks, You Have Nothing More..." by Édouard Molinaro, alongside Gérard Jugnot and Daniel Auteuil. She has also shared the screen with Gérard Darmon in "Bienvenue Aboard" by Eric Lavaine in 2010 and with Jean-Pierre Darroussin, Marc Lavoine, Bernard Campan, and Eric Elmosnino in "The Heart of Men 3" directed by Marc Esposito in 2013.
