Murielle Hilaire is a Franco-American actress and model, born and raised on the Caribbean Island and overseas region of France, Guadeloupe. Her feature film debut was the 2021 thriller MUTI, where she starred alongside Cole Hauser and Morgan Freeman. Her father is Creole of Scottish and West African descent and her mother, also Creole, is of European Jews, Lebanese and South American Indian descent. Murielle has been performing since the age of seven, beginning her career on stage portraying Esmerelda in The Hunchback of Notre-Dame and Martine of Molière, from the popular Belgian children's novel of the same name. She landed her first television role aged eighteen, portraying Cynthia in the French produced Baie Des Flamboyants. Murielle spent her early twenties between Paris and New York, where she pursued an interest in dance while also studying acting with Jack Waltzer. She more recently studied with Tom Radcliffe and currently lives in Los Angeles. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Murielle Hilaire
