Melvil Poupaud
French actor, director, and screenwriter
Born
January 26th, 1973
52 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
France
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Born in France in 1973, Poupaud began his career as a child actor, gaining recognition in the film 'The Piano Teacher'. Throughout his career, he has worked in various genres, showcasing versatility in performances. Poupaud also directed and wrote films, contributing to both acting and filmmaking. His collaborations with prominent directors further solidified his position in the French film industry.
Starred in 'The Piano Teacher'
Directed and wrote 'La Nouvelle Ève'
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