
Cast
Acting
Cast
Known for
Acting
Born
1964-06-10
From
Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland
Also known as Венсан Перес, Vicente Pérez, Vincent Pérez
Born in Lausanne from a father of Spanish origin and a mother of German origin, Vincent Pérez (Vicente Pérez) spent a good part of his childhood in Penthaz and then in Cheseaux, Canton of Vaud. After studying photography at the Center Doret in Vevey, he studied dramatic art in Geneva, then at the Conservatoire and the school of Amandiers de Nanterre. Vincent Pérez in 1991, at the 16th César ceremony. He is still a student when he begins the movie in 1985 in the Guardian of the Night. It is in 1990 that it imposes to the international level playing in Cyrano de Bergerac. He is quoted to the César of the best male hope. In 1991, it is found in Indochina, winner of the Oscar for the best film in foreign language. In the same year he won the Prix Jean-Gabin. Since then, he plays characters of romantic lovers in La Reine Margot, Fanfan, films that allow him to rub shoulders with major French actors. He subsequently plays in some thirty European or American films. He is quoted to the César for best actor in a supporting role 1998 for his interpretation in the Hunchback and the following year for Those who love me will take the train. Vincent Pérez at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival. In 1992, he made his directorial debut with the short film "L'échange", nominated for the Jury Prize for short films in Cannes. He returned behind the camera in 1999 to realize "Rien dire" also cited in Cannes. In 2002, he made his first feature film Peau d'Ange, of which he is co-writer. He is the author of the script for La Forêt, a comic strip he makes with the renowned author Tiburce Oger, who revisits the myth of the forest of Brocéliande. In 2007, he realized Si j'étais toi produced by EuropaCorp. He is married to Karine Silla and had three children with her: Iman, May 2, 1999, and the twins Pablo and Tess in 2003. He is the father-in-law of Roxanne Depardieu, the fruit of the union of Karine Silla and Gerard Depardieu. He shared the life of Jacqueline Bisset then Carla Bruni-Sarkozy at the beginning of his career. In 2009, he participated in the song "Beds are burning", collective for the Copenhagen conference. In 2010, he was chosen alongside Virginie Ledoyen as a muse for the IKKS brand. His sister, who still lives in Switzerland, has made and marketed original hats that have had some success. Described [relevance challenged] In 2012, he publicly supports Chief Raoni in his fight against the Belo Monte Dam. Has manufactured and marketed original hats that have had some success. Described [relevance challenged] In 2012, he publicly supports Chief Raoni in his fight against the Belo Monte Dam. Has manufactured and marketed original hats that have had some success. Described [relevance challenged] In 2012, he publicly supports Chief Raoni in his fight against the Belo Monte Dam. Information extracted from the article Vincent Perez of Wikipedia, license CC-BY-SA, complete list of contributors on Wikipedia.

as Viviane

as Jean-Baptiste Le Guen

as Marius de Romanus

as The Director

as Pierre Rennes

as Jacques Cartier

as Juan Rucillio

as Eddie Barclay

as Richard

as Cipa

as Gomez

as Lévêque

as Dacio

as Jean-Laurent

as Oskar Kokoschka

as Oncle Théophraste

as Brother Guilbert

as Stefan

as Jean-Marc

as François

as Morel

as Serge

as Maître Leblois

as Ashe Corven / The Crow


as La Môle

as Alexandre

as Général Favrart

as Fanfan la tulipe


as Christian

as Christian de Neuvillette

as Self

as Niccolo


as Self

as Pierre

as King Michel

as Self

as Paul/Antonio

as Paolo Gallmann

as Yanko

as Louis Berchère

as Louis

as Le comte

as Duke of Nevers

as Serge Lemy

as Intendant Le Bigot

as Denis Diderot

as Baron de Sigognac

as Dr. Martinez

as Maraval

as Self (uncredited)

as Professor Deglacière

as Aloïs Couchepin

as Actor who refuses to film with Laurent


as Francisco Areavaga

as Le Corbusier

as Yan Lazarrec

as Young actor

as Cesare Mori

as Lui

as Bertrand Delpire

as Yvon

as Jacques Sénéchal

as Jonathan Dickinson

as Deucalion

as Slavko

as Mathieu

as Marc

as Bernard Gretz

as Self

as Clemente Claudet

as Armand

as Nicolas

as Louis XV

as Philippe

as Francesco

as Hadrien Roche