François Cluzet
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François Cluzet | |
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César Awards 2014 | |
Born | , France | 21 September 1955
Occupation | Actor |
Years active | 1976–present |
Children | 4 |
François Cluzet (born 21 September 1955) is a French film and theatre actor. Cluzet has collaborated with many important European and American directors, including
Career
Cluzet grew up in Paris, and made his stage debut in 1976. Three years later, he made his premiere appearance on the big screen in
Cluzet next collaborated with a number of major name French directors, all of whom had a predilection towards dramatic works: reuniting with Kurys in 1983 for
In 1994, Cluzet tried international cinema, acting in ensemble movie
The year 2006 was big for Cluzet with his Quatre étoiles role of an over-the-hill F1 champion, touching and naive, paralysed with love for Isabelle Carré, but his starring role as a doctor suspected of double homicide in thriller Tell No One was seen by a wider international audience. For this role, he received the 2007 César for best actor.
Cluzet's biggest international hit to date is Intouchables (known in most English-speaking territories as The Intouchables). Based on a true story, the film chronicles the friendship between a wealthy quadraplegic (Cluzet) and a young caregiver who has been recently released from jail. In March 2012, The Intouchables became the highest-grossing non-English language film yet released (not accounting for inflation).
Personal life
Cluzet has a son, Paul (son of the late actress Marie Trintignant), as well as three other children: Blanche, Joseph, and Marguerite.
Filmography
Year | Title | Role | Director | Notes |
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1980 | Cocktail Molotov[1] | Bruno | Diane Kurys | |
The Horse of Pride | Pierre-Alain, the father | Claude Chabrol | ||
1982 | The Hatter's Ghost | the journalist | Claude Chabrol | |
1983 | Entre Nous | a soldier | Diane Kurys | |
One Deadly Summer | Mickey | Jean Becker | ||
Julien Fontanes, magistrat | Bob Mourèze | Jean-Pierre Decourt | ||
1985 | Les enragés | Marc, dit 'Teuf-Teuf' | Pierre-William Glenn | |
Elsa, Elsa[2] | Ferdinand, as adult | Didier Haudepin | ||
1986 | États d'âme[3] | Pierrot | Jacques Fansten | |
Round Midnight | François Borler | Bertrand Tavernier | ||
Rue du départ[4] | Paul Triana | Tony Gatlif | ||
1987 | Association of Wrongdoers | Thierry | Claude Zidi | |
1988 | Jaune revolver | Jean-Claude Wielzky | Olivier Langlois | |
Chocolat | Marc | Claire Denis | ||
Story of Women | Paul | Claude Chabrol | ||
1989 | Deux[5] | Louis | Claude Zidi | |
Un tour de manège | Al | Pierre Pradinas | ||
Force majeure[6] | Daniel | Pierre Jolivet | ||
La Révolution française | Camille Desmoulins | Robert Enrico | ||
Too Beautiful for You | Pascal Chevassu | Bertrand Blier | ||
1992 | Olivier, Olivier | Serge Duval | Agnieszka Holland | |
Sexes faibles! | Sébastien Sébastian | Serge Meynard | ||
À demain | Gilles | Didier Martiny | ||
1993 | L'Instinct de l'ange[7] | Ernest Devrines | Richard Dembo | |
1994 | L'Enfer
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Paul Prieur | Claude Chabrol | |
The Wind from Wyoming (Le Vent du Wyoming)[8] | Chester Celine | André Forcier | ||
Prêt-à-porter | Nina's assistant | Robert Altman | ||
1995 | French Kiss | Bob | Lawrence Kasdan | |
The Horseman on the Roof | the doctor | Jean-Paul Rappeneau | ||
Les Apprentis[9]
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Antoine | Pierre Salvadori | ||
1996 | Enfants de salaud[10] | Sandro | Tonie Marshall | |
1997 | Le déménagement | Claude | Olivier Doran | |
Le silence de Rak | Rak | Christophe Loizillon | ||
The Swindle | Maurice Biagini | Claude Chabrol | ||
1998 | La voie est libre | Jules | Stéphane Clavier | |
Late August, Early September | Adrien | Olivier Assayas | ||
Dolce far niente | Stendhal | Nae Caranfil | ||
L'examen de minuit | Antoine | Danièle Dubroux | ||
2002 | The Adversary | Luc | Nicole Garcia | |
2003 | Quand je vois le soleil | Pierre | Jacques Cortal | |
Mais qui a tué Pamela Rose? | Gibson | Eric Lartigau | ||
Janis et John[11] | Walter Kingkate | Samuel Benchetrit | ||
France Boutique | Olivier Mestral | Tonie Marshall | ||
2004 | The Hook | Ben Castelano | Thomas Vincent
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2005 | Le domaine perdu | Antoine | Raoul Ruiz | |
La cloche a sonné | Jean | |||
2006 | Four Stars | Rene | ||
Tell No One | Alexandre Beck | Guillaume Canet | ||
2007 | Ma place au soleil | Paul | ||
La vérité ou presque | Marc | |||
Game of Four | Lionel | Bruno Dega | ||
2008 | Paris | Philippe Verneuil | Cédric Klapisch | |
Rivals | Gabriel | Jacques Maillot | ||
2009 | In the Beginning | Philippe Miller | Xavier Giannoli | |
One for the Road | Hervé Chabalier | Philippe Godeau | ||
2010 | Blanc comme neige | Maxime | ||
Little White Lies | Max Cantara | Guillaume Canet | ||
2011 | Mon père est femme de ménage | Michel | ||
The Art of Love | Achille | Emmanuel Mouret | ||
A Monster in Paris | Victor Maynott | Bibo Bergeron | Voice | |
The Intouchables | Philippe | Olivier Nakache
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2012 | Do Not Disturb | Jeff | ||
2013 | 11.6 | Toni Musulin | Philippe Godeau | |
Turning Tide | Yann Kermadec | Christophe Offenstein | ||
2014 | Quantum Love | Pierre | ||
2015 | One Wild Moment | Antoine | Jean-François Richet | |
2016 | Irreplaceable | Jean-Pierre Werner | Thomas Lilti | |
La mécanique de l'ombre | Duval | Thomas Kruithof | ||
The Other Me | Marcel de Chaffe | Sotiris Tsafoulias | ||
2017 | L'école buissonnière | Totoche | Nicolas Vanier | |
2018 | Naked Normandy | Georges Balbuzard | ||
Le collier rouge | Lantier | |||
2019 | Nous finirons ensemble | Max | Guillaume Canet | |
2020 | Rose Island | Jean Baptiste Toma | Sydney Sibilia | |
2021 | L'Homme de la cave | Jacques Fonzic | Philippe Le Guay | |
2022 | Masquerade | Simon | Nicolas Bedos | |
2022 | La Brigade
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Lorenzo Cardi | Louis-Julien Petit |
Theatre
- 1992: Belgicae by Anita Van Belle, directed by Pierre Pradinas, at the Festival d'Avignon
Awards
- 1984 : Nominated for César Award for Most Promising Actor for Vive la sociale
- 1984 : Nominated for César Award for Best Supporting Actor for One Deadly Summer
- 1984 : Prix Jean Gabin
- 1990 : Nominated for César Award for Best Supporting Actor for Force majeure
- 1996 : Nominated for Les Apprentis
- 2003 : Nominated for César Award for Best Supporting Actor for The Adversary
- 2007 : Nominated for César Award for Best Supporting Actor for Quatre étoiles
- 2007 : César Award for Best Actor for Tell No One
- 2007 : Nominated for Lumières Award for Best Actor for Tell No One
- 2007 : Étoile d'or du premier rôle masculin for Tell No One
- 2007 : Globes de Cristal Award for Best Actor for Tell No One
- 2010 : Nominated for César Award for Best Actor for One for the Road
- 2010 : Nominated for César Award for Best Actor for In the Beginning
- 2010 : Nominated for Lumières Award for Best Actor for In the Beginning
- 2010 : Nominated for Globes de Cristal Award for Best Actor for In the Beginning
- 2010 : Étoile d'Or for In the Beginning
- 2011 : Nominated for Globes de Cristal Award for Best Actor for Little White Lies
- 2012 : Nominated for César Award for Best Actor for The Intouchables
- 2012 : Nominated for Globes de Cristal Award for Best Actor for The Intouchables
- 2017 : Nominated for César Award for Best Actor for Irreplaceable
References
- ^ "Cocktail Molotov". Retrieved 23 October 2012.
- ^ "Elsa, Elsa". Retrieved 23 October 2012.
- ^ "États d'âme". Retrieved 23 October 2012.
- ^ "Elsa, Elsa". Retrieved 23 October 2012.
- ^ "Deux". Retrieved 23 October 2012.
- ^ "Force majeure". Retrieved 23 October 2012.
- ^ "L'instinct de l'ange". Retrieved 24 October 2012.
- ^ "Le vent du Wyoming". Retrieved 24 October 2012.
- ^ "Les Apprentis". Retrieved 24 October 2012.
- ^ "Enfants de salaud". Retrieved 24 October 2012.
- ^ "Janis et John". Retrieved 24 October 2012.
External links
- François Cluzet at IMDb