GUILLAUME DEPARDIEU

Revealed in 1992 in Alain Corneau’s All the Mornings of the World, for which he learned to play the viola da gamba, Guillaume Depardieu’s talent was confirmed in Pierre Salvadori’s comedy, The Apprentices, in an amusing scene in which he skies down a staircase. Parallel to these comedies in which he was so brilliant, he was Josée Dayan’s favourite actor in several of her TV productions (The Count of Monte Cristo in 1998, Castle in Sweden in 2008).
He also played a tormented hero for Leos Carax and, more recently, a crazily in love army general for Jacques Rivette, a lost soldier for Serge Bozon and a homeless person in Pierre Schoeller’s first feature.
He was never better than in the extreme roles of marginal characters, played with a subtle panache, echoing his own personal borderline lifestyle.

Filmography

2009	The Way Beyond (aka L'enfance d'Icare) by Alexandre Iordachescu
	A Real Life (aka Au Voleur) by Sarah Leonor
2008	Lovebirds by Christine Dory
	On War by Bertrand Bonello
	Versailles by Pierre Schoeller
2007	Blindfolded by Thomas Lilti
	La France by Serge Bozon
	Don't Touch the Axe by Jacques Rivette
2006	Célibataires by Jean-Michel Verner
2004	Process by Christian Leigh
2003	The Pharmacist by Jean Veber
2002	Once upon an Angel by Vincent Perez
	A Loving Father by Jacob Berger
	Like an Airplane by Marie-France Pisier
2000	Love and Other Curiosities by Miguel Santesmases
	Elle et lui au 14ème étage by Sophie Blondy
1999	Pola X by Leos Carax
1998	White Lies by Pierre Salvadori
1997	Marthe by Jean-Loup Hubert
	Alliance cherche doigt by Jean-Pierre Mocky
1995	The Apprentices by Pierre Salvadori
1993	Wild Target by Pierre Salvadori
1991	All the Mornings of the World by Alain Corneau