Albert Dupontel

French actor and director of 'Bye Bye Morons'

Albert Dupontel - French actor and director of 'Bye Bye Morons'
Born

January 11th, 1964
61 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

France

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Born in 1964, a prominent French actor and director, achieving recognition for contributions to film and theater. Gained acclaim with the film 'Bye Bye Morons', which won several awards and was highly appreciated for its unique storytelling. In addition to directing, focused on writing and producing, creating works that blend humor and drama. Gained a reputation for versatility in performances, both comedic and serious, contributing to the evolution of French cinema.

Directed 'Bye Bye Morons'

Starred in 'Irreversible'

Performed in 'See You Up There'

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