Philippe Noiret
French actor, starred in 'Coup de Torchon'
Born
October 1st, 1930
94 years ago
Died
November 23rd, 2006
18 years ago — 76 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
France
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Born in 1930, a prominent French actor renowned for performances in film and theater. Frequently collaborated with acclaimed directors and appeared in a wide range of genres. Gained prominence in the 1970s with standout roles, particularly in 'Coup de Torchon' and 'The Tenth Victim'. Received multiple awards for excellence in acting, including the César Award for Best Actor.
Starred in 'Coup de Torchon'
Played roles in 'The Tenth Victim'
Won César Award for Best Actor
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