Lothaire Bluteau

Canadian actor known for 'Jesus of Montreal'

Lothaire Bluteau - Canadian actor known for 'Jesus of Montreal'
Born

April 14th, 1957
67 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Canada

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Born in 1957, this Canadian actor gained prominence for work in film and television, particularly in the acclaimed movie 'Jesus of Montreal'. The film, released in 1989, received international recognition and won several awards at film festivals. The actor's contributions to the industry included a variety of roles in both French and English productions, showcasing a strong presence in the Canadian cinematic landscape.

Starred in 'Jesus of Montreal'

Appeared in 'The Last Casino'

Featured in 'The 4400'

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