Guillaume Canet

French actor and director of 'Tell No One'

Guillaume Canet - French actor and director of 'Tell No One'
Born

April 10th, 1973
51 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

France

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Born in France, this individual began a career in acting, appearing in various television series and films. Directorial debut came with the film 'Mon Idole' in 2002. Gained significant recognition for directing and starring in the thriller 'Ne le dis à personne', which won multiple awards. The film became a critical and commercial success, enhancing reputation in both acting and directing. Continued to act in films such as 'The Beach' and led in projects like 'Les Petits Florets' and 'Rock'n Roll'. His body of work encompasses a blend of drama and thriller genres, showcasing versatility in cinematic storytelling.

Directed and starred in 'Ne le dis à personne'

Acted in 'The Beach'

Directed 'Mon Idole'

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