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Jean Pierre Marielle

Jean-Pierre Marielle
Jean-Pierre Marielle Cannes Film Festival 2006
Jean-Pierre Marielle Cannes Film Festival 2006
Birth 12 April 1932 (1932-04-12) (age 78)
Dijon , France
Nationality Flag: France French
Occupation (s) actor
Notable Films
Honors

Jean-Pierre Marielle, born 12 April 1932 in Dijon , is an actor French.

He played in over a hundred films. Sovereign in colorful comic roles, he also pointed out in dramatic roles ( The month of April are murderers , All the Mornings of the World , The Controversy of Valladolid , Grey Souls adapted from a novel Philippe Claudel ).

He is known for his warm voice and cavernous, often imitated by comedians and mimics.

Summary

Biography

Jean-Pierre Marielle was born in Dijon, a father and a mother industrial seamstress. His early experiences as an actor back in high school, where he staged a few pieces of Chekhov with his comrades. He initially wanted to study literature but one of his teachers encouraged him instead to become an actor. Received at the National Conservatory , he became friends with Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jean Rochefort and graduated with the second prize for comedy in 1954.

First dedicated to supporting roles (including Saut the bank or the Devil by the tail) it has become a leading player in his films and has a large number of classics, including The Galettes de Pont Aven, All Day Begins, The Suitcase, Coup de Torchon, Uranus, All the Mornings of the World and more recently Grey Souls. Alternating mainstream films and art films, it has become a reference in the French cinema.

He was named Chevalier of the Legion of Honor in 1992 and was promoted to Officer in April 2007.

He is married to actress Agathe Natanson since 4 October 2003 and has a son from a previous relationship.

It is a great lover of jazz and New York.

Career

His debut consisted of a few roles on stage with the company Grenier-Hussenot, particularly in parts of Pinter , and a few small appearances on the big screen in the late '50s with his distinctive voice giving it the means to play more characters older. But, disappointed by his first film roles, he turned a moment towards the tavern.

He got a little more substantial roles in the 60s , in films such as Blow up the bank ( 1963 ), playing alongside Louis de Funs , Weekend at Zuydcoote ( 1964 ) and especially a gentleman companion ( 1965 ), where the director Philippe de Broca gave him the opportunity to express his talent. But his popularity really exploded during the 70's where he appeared in many comedies. In The Trunk ( 1974 ), he personified an Israeli spy to hide in a trunk to be exfiltrated a country in the Middle East. The Galettes de Pont-Aven ( 1975 ), Let the party begin ( 1974 ) Coup de Torchon ( 1981 ) and a moment of madness (1977) brought him the status of a great actor.

Best known for his comic roles, he has nevertheless marked his career of some dark and tragic roles, including that of a cop disillusioned and suicidal in the month of April are murderers ( 1987 ), or the role of Monsieur de Sainte-Colombe in All the Mornings of the World ( 1992 ).

In 1995, he delivered a hilarious performance along with his two friends, Jean Rochefort and Philippe Noiret in the comedy The Dukes , where he plays an actor "has-been" grumpy and knock out.

In 1999, he played his own role in the film The Actors of Bertrand Blier.

In 2005, it is found alongside Jacques Villeret and Denis Podalyds in Grey Souls , where he played a mysterious and austere prosecutor involved in two murders ...

In 2007, he played the role of a man wanting to stay young forever and thinking only to the beautiful women with much younger than him in Let's Get Dancing! , which earned him a nomination for the Csar for Best actor.

He also made a brilliant career on stage and received a Molire for best actor in 1994.

It is one of those great players to have many times been proposed for Caesar (7 times in total) without winning the prize, but he admits it and laugh madly even said he was not an actor of "raffle.

It is now considered one of the last giants of French cinema.

Filmography

1957 to 1959

1960 to 1969

1970 to 1979

1980 to 1989

1990 to 1999

since 2000

Television

Theatre

Bibliography

  • The best fairy tales of Grimm, Auzou Editions, coll. "My first bilingual storytelling, Paris, 2008 , 28 p. + 1CD ( ISBN 978-2733809532 )
  • Jean-Pierre Marielle, Grand anything, ditions Calmann-Lvy, Paris, September 2010 , 250 p. ( ISBN 9782702141366 )

Awards

Caesars

References


External link

Molire the actor
1987 : Philip Clvenot 1988 : Jacques Dufilho 1989 : Gerard Desarthe 1990 : Pierre Dux 1991 : Guy Trjan 1992 : Henry Virlogeux 1993 : Michel Aumont 1994 : Jean-Pierre Marielle 1995 : Pierre Meyrand 1996 : Didier Sander 1997 : Pierre Cassignard 1998 : Michel Bouquet 1999 : Robert Hirsch 2000 : Michel Aumont 2001 : Simon Abkarian 2002 : Jean-Paul Roussillon 2003 : Thierry Fortineau 2004 : Dominique Pinon 2005 : Michel Bouquet 2006 : Jacques Sereys 2007 : Robert Hirsch 2008 : Michel Galabru 2009 : Patrick Chesnais 2010 : Lawrence Terzieff
See also: Night Molires Category dedicated Official Site

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