Travel route of an angry clown in French cinema

Eternel Jean-Claude Dusse dans Les BronzesMichel Blanc, leading actor of the comic cinema in 1980, before moving on to dramatic roles and having a career as a realizer, died at the age of 72 on the Night of the Child on October 3rd and sold it on October 4th. The actor, who began his career in the Splendid troupe, felt unwell during the party and was transported to a Paris hospital, where he was discharged. He announced his entourage to the AFP and confirmed an information de Paris game.

For a long time in the cinema, Michel Blanc embodied the archétype of the loser: Chauve maigrichon et mustachu also exaspérant qu'attachant, notamment dans Marche à l'ombre (1984), qu'il available réalisé, ou I am with myself, I live with a copine (1981). “In the era, on a list of personalities who came before us. Jean-Claude Dusse, c'était clairement pour moi. (…) I had been with myself for a long time when I was with everyone ma vie”, available-il raconté à Paris game au printemps.

Cassant son picture, he has his own bathroom with other actors and dramatic roles like Antoine in his role Tenue de soirée (1986) by Bertrand Blier or the Inquiétant Mr Hire (1989) by Patrice Leconte, passionate and serious. He also became a cabinet minister who acted coldly and methodically L'Exercice de l'EtatThat was worth a César to me in 2012.

“Je ne suis pas du tout un clown triste, mais un clown angoissé. Mais qui n'est pas angoissé?

Michel Blanc, actor

in “Télérama”

The great boss, the perfectionist, Michel Blanc used his complexes and his writing talent to explore the disappointment and convince the personalities of these films Great tiredness (1994) et Embracez qui vous voudrez (2002).