Lucie Zhang Biography: Awards, Movies, Boyfriend, Height, Parents, Age, Net Worth, Siblings

 Lucie Zhang is a French actress of Chinese descent whose vibrant debut as Émilie in Jacques Audiard’s Paris, 13th District (2021) earned her César and Lumières nominations.

Born in Paris to Chinese parents, she grew up balancing her French-Chinese identity, initially aspiring to be a doctor before discovering acting through theater workshops.

Profile

• Full Name: Lucie Zhang
• Stage Name: Lucie Zhang
• Born: October 27, 2000
• Age: 25 years old
• Birthplace: Paris, 13th arrondissement, France
• Nationality: French (Chinese descent)
• Occupation: Actress
• Height: Unknown
• Religion: Unknown
• Parents: Mr. Zhang, Mrs. Zhang
• Siblings: Two younger siblings
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $200,000 to $500,000

Early Life and Education

Lucie Zhang was born on October 27, 2000, in Paris’s 13th arrondissement to Chinese parents who immigrated from Yunnan and Henan provinces and met in Paris. Her ethnicity is Chinese, and her religion is not disclosed. Lucie pursued economics and management at Université Paris-Dauphine, where she was a student when cast in her breakout role.

She began acting training in 2017 with Chinese actress Lan Qiu, followed by formal studies at Cours Florent and the Francis Poulenc Municipal Conservatory (2019–2020). She also participated in a Chinese singing competition in Paris in 2017, placing third, and worked as a hostess and assistant director at the Paris Festival du Cinéma Chinois in 2018.

Career

Lucie’s career began with short films like L’Envol! and Pion magique (2017–2019), shot with friends while studying. In 2019, she responded to an Instagram casting call for bilingual Chinese girls raised in Paris, initially deemed too young and inexperienced but ultimately cast as Émilie Wong in Jacques Audiard’s Paris, 13th District (Les Olympiades, 2021).

Playing a rebellious Sciences Po graduate working as a call center agent in the Olympiades neighborhood, her performance alongside Makita Samba, Noémie Merlant, and Jehnny Beth earned critical acclaim at Cannes 2021.

The film’s exploration of millennial relationships and her portrayal of a transient, forthright character resonated widely. In 2022, she performed in the theater production Adieu la mélancolie, adapted from Luo Ying’s Le Gène du garde rouge by Pascale Ferran and Roland Auzet.

In 2023, she played supporting roles in Un métier sérieux as Éloïse and Captives as Mademoiselle de Scudéry, directed by Arnaud des Pallières. Recent projects include 43° à l’ombre (2024, short film) and Rose is a Rose (2024). Upcoming films include No One Will Know (2025), The Girls We Want (Les Filles désir, 2025) with Malou Khebizi, and Divine Origins (2025). Lucie aspires to star in a Chinese action film with “flying and beautiful costumes.”

Awards & Nominations

• César Award for Most Promising Actress (2022) – Nominated for Paris, 13th District
• Prix Lumières for Most Promising Actress (2022) – Nominated for Paris, 13th District
• Unifrance 10 to Watch (2022) – Named one of 10 new French talents
• Screen International Star of Tomorrow (2022) – Named

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @luciezhang_

Personal Life

Lucie Zhang, 25, is single and has no children. Her height is not publicly known. Living in Paris, she maintains a private life, focusing on her career. Bilingual in French and Chinese, she switches to Chinese when overwhelmed by emotion, reflecting her deep connection to her heritage.

Lucie is an animal lover who owns a dog and enjoys dancing, often sharing her stylish looks on Instagram. She admires the collaborative energy of filmmaking and hopes to explore diverse genres, particularly Chinese action films. Her private nature keeps personal relationships out of the spotlight, with Instagram posts centering on her professional achievements and festival appearances.

Net Worth

Lucie Zhang’s estimated net worth is between $200,000 and $500,000. Her income comes from acting in Paris, 13th District, Captives, and upcoming projects like No One Will Know, as well as festival appearances and minor modeling work.