André Marcon

André Marcon, born on July 6, 1948, stands as an acclaimed figure in French cinema. Hailing from Saint-Étienne, France, Marcon embarked on his acting journey in 1977, carving out an illustrious career that continues to date. Notably, in 1980 he starred in 'Le Voyage en douce' directed by Michel Deville, which marked one of the initial milestones in his acting voyage. His body of work is diverse and rich, spanning several decades and incorporating a broad range of styles and narratives. Not confined to any specific genre, Marcon's filmography stands as a testament to his adaptability and sheer talent.

His performances have consistently resonated with audiences worldwide, due to both the depth of his character portrayals and the distinctiveness of his acting style. Throughout his career, Marcon has appeared in numerous films, including 'Stolen Life' (1998), 'Peau d'Ange' (2002), 'The Page Turner' (2006), and 'Le Cri' (2006). More recently, he added to his repertoire with performances in 'A Radiant Girl' (2021), 'Lost Illusions' (2021), and 'The Mad Women's Ball' (2021). With upcoming films such as 'Soul Mates' (2023), and 'Of Money and Blood' (2023), Marcon continues to contribute significantly to the landscape of French cinema.