Mylène St-Sauveur

Mylène St-Sauveur made her debut on the big screen at a young age, and since then, she has consistently captivated the audience with her undeniable talent.

She first gained recognition among the general public in the film "L'incomparable Mlle C." directed by Richard Ciupka. Subsequently, she shone in cinematic productions such as "Familia" by Louise Archambault and "5150, rue des Ormes" by Éric Tessier. However, it was her remarkable portrayal of Delphine Lamarre, a young modern dancer, in the film "Sur le rythme" directed by Charles-Olivier Michaud, that truly propelled her into the spotlight. In 2014, Mylène took a significant step forward by participating in her first American film for Disney Channel, "Bad Hair Day," directed by Érik Canuel. Since then, she has enriched her filmography by playing diverse roles in productions such as "Chasse-Galerie" by Jean-Philippe Duval, "King Dave" by Podz, "Embrasse-moi comme tu m'aimes" by the renowned André Forcier, as well as in the film "Un jour, mon prince..." by Flavia Coste in France, where she shared the screen with Catherine Jacob and Hugo Becker.

Mylène has been part of our television industry for over 20 years. With her presence in numerous series, such as "Destinées," "L'heure bleue," "Mon ex à moi," "Complexe G," "Alerte Amber," and "Les pays d'en haut," she demonstrates her versatility and her constant desire to push herself. She also played one of the leading roles in the serie "Hubert et Fanny," directed by Mariloup Wolfe, which earned her a nomination for a Gémeaux Award for her performance. In 2018, she has explored animation with the documentary series "Nordik" broadcasted on TV5. Since 2020, she has been captivating us week after week with her rich and authentic performance in the serie "Alertes" broadcasted on TVA.

Furthermore, she made a remarkable entrance at Théâtre du Nouveau Monde in the play "Le journal d'Anne Frank," written by Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt, where she portrayed the iconic role of Anne Frank. Her performance was hailed by enthusiastic critics, and she was awarded two acting prizes for this unforgettable portrayal. In 2017, she appeared in the play "Don Juan revient de la guerre," directed by Florent Siaud at Théâtre Prospero. She also joined the cast of "Vu du pont" during the 2017-2018 season at Théâtre du Nouveau Monde.

With such talent and a commanding presence, Mylène St-Sauveur will undoubtedly continue to dazzle us and leave a profound mark on the artistic world.