Fabrice Luchini

An actor with a strong personality, Fabrice Luchini made his debut in 1969 in Philippe Labro's Tout peut arriver. At ease in both auteur and popular films, Fabrice Luchini was nominated for several Césars (most notably for La Discrète in 1991), before winning Best Supporting Actor for Tout ça...pour ça! in 1994. Fabrice Luchini is also active on television and in the theater, where he regularly triumphs on stage. Fabrice Luchini also has a particular tone and voice, which he brought to life in 1994 with Louis-Ferdinand Céline's controversial Voyageau bout de la nuit , which he also brought to the stage in 1987 and 1988. In 1996, this lover of words and texts read La Fontaine on a CD released by Tôt ou Tard. The boxed set Variations : La Fontaine & Baudelaire was released on CD and DVD in October 2012, winning over a wide audience.