
Cast
Popeck
Acting
Cast
Popeck
Known for
Acting
Born
1935-05-18
From
Paris, France
Also known as Jean Herbert, Jean Hébert, Popek
Biography
Popeck (born Judka Herpstu; 18 May 1936) is a French actor and stand-up comedian. The son of Jewish immigrants from Poland and Romania, Judka Herpstu was born in Paris. He was among the children saved from the Holocaust by the OSE, but his mother was murdered in Auschwitz. He studied acting at the Cours Simon and started his career on stage under the name Jean Herbert. In 1968, Herpstu created the character of Popeck, a grumpy Eastern-European immigrant dressed in a 3-piece suit, wearing a bowler hat and speaking French with a strong Yiddish accent. Sketches featuring Popeck made Herpstu known to the larger public, and the actor identified with his character so far as to finally adopt the name Popeck for himself in 1978. In addition to his work on stage, Popeck has acted in movies. He had a small role in Roman Polanski's The Pianist. Source: Article "Popeck" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

The Pianist
as Rubenstein

The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob
as Moishe Schmoll

The Jews
as Lucien

Cellini: A Violent Life
as Gattinara

Cousin, Cousine
as Sacy

The Restroom Robbery
as Un policier Ă la gare

Themroc
as Le tailleur de crayons

The Hornet's Nest
as Hans

Shabbot Shalom!
as Grand-pĂšre Rabbin

A Child's Battle
as Toussaint

PÚre Noël et fils

Sixty
as Self - Comedian

The Station
as (as Jean Hebert)

Adam et Ăve
as monsieur Ben-HoĂŻt.

Popeck Ă l'Olympia
as him self

Ruben fĂȘte ses 25 ans
as Self

The Mad Dog

Ne prends pas les poulets pour des pigeons
as Paul le pirate

L'humour c'est mieux Ă deux
as Self

La RĂȘverie ou Le Mariage de Sylvia
as Léonide

Il était une fois... « Les aventures de Rabbi Jacob »
as Self

Simon Konianski
as Ernest

Banana's Boulevard
as Le pĂšre Goldenberg

T'es folle ou quoi ?
as Le plombier

L'Amour foot

Popeck : fini de rire, on ferme !

Face Ă face
as Paul Laffargue

Popeck - C'est la derniĂšre fois... !
as Him Self

Les Chevaliers du fiel : Les fous rires de 2017
as Self