Didier Bezace
Acting Born Feb 10, 1946 Died Mar 11, 2020 Paris, France 58 credits
Biography
Didier Bezace works in acting. Born February 10, 1946 in Paris, France. Died March 11, 2020. Archytele tracks 58 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Charlotte Gainsbourg
1 shared title
Simon de La Brosse
1 shared title
Clotilde de Bayser
1 shared title
Raoul Billerey
1 shared title
Chantal Banlier
1 shared title
Nathalie Cardone
1 shared title
Renée Faure
1 shared title
Catherine Arditi
1 shared title
Pierre Maguelon
1 shared title
Marion Grimault
1 shared title
Career timeline
The World Under the Bombs, from Guernica to Hiroshima
AnomaliaDeceptionFrançois Mitterrand: Family AlbumsThe Origin of Violence
Best in Bed
The French MinisterYouthLe Bœuf clandestin
ClemenceauThe Desert of LoveState Conspiracy
Mission sacréeThe MinisterVivace
Special Treatment
L'AbolitionThe Life CoachL'AbolitionAdieu De Gaulle, adieuLa maîtresse du président
ReportersThe Bird Walker
PremonitionGranny boom
Love Is in the Air
Mariages!Mon fils d'ailleursSissi, the Rebellious EmpressPierre et JeanCause toujours !
Les ThibaultÀ cran
Special Delivery
Objectif bacThis Is My Body
Pretty DevilsTomorrow's Another DayLa otra cara de la luna
The Happiest Place on EarthIt All Starts Today
Desproges est vivant
The Chambermaid on the TitanicQuand j'étais p'tit
Thieves
Coming to Terms with the Dead
Low ProfileThe World of LudovicNight Taxi
L.627Between Heaven and Earth
Dédé
De l'autre côté
The Little Thief
Civil Wars in France
Full Filmography
58 titles- The World Under the Bombs, from Guernica to Hiroshima (2017) as Narrator (voice)
- Anomalia (2016) as Wassermann
- Deception (2016) as Host
- François Mitterrand: Family Albums (2016) as Voix
- The Origin of Violence (2016) as Père de Fabre (1937)
- Best in Bed (2014) as Paul
- The French Minister (2013) as Jean-Paul François
- Youth (2013) as Father
- Le Bœuf clandestin (2013) as le général d'Amandine
- Clemenceau (2012) as Georges Clemenceau
- The Desert of Love (2012) as Doctor Paul Courrèges
- State Conspiracy (2012) as Paul Simoni
- Mission sacrée (2011) as Sylvain Gilbert
- The Minister (2011) as Dominique Woessner
- Vivace (2011) as Henri
- Special Treatment (2010) as l'homme heureux et triste
- L'Abolition (2009) as Le président de la cour d'assises lors du procès Bontems
- The Life Coach (2009) as Hubert Dampierre
- L'Abolition (2009) as Le président de la cour d'assises lors du procès Bontems
- Adieu De Gaulle, adieu (2009) as Georges Pompidou
- La maîtresse du président (2009) as Félix Faure
- Reporters (2007) as Albert Lehman
- The Bird Walker (2007) as Paucton, the taxidermist
- Premonition (2006) as Albert Testat
- Granny boom (2006) as Vincent
- Love Is in the Air (2005) as Castelot
- Mariages! (2004) as Pierre
- Mon fils d'ailleurs (2004) as Pascal
- Sissi, the Rebellious Empress (2004) as Docteur Mayer
- Pierre et Jean (2004) as Sacha Doubrovsky
- Cause toujours ! (2004) as Laurent
- Les amants du bagne (2004) as le capitaine Sentier
- Ce qu'ils imaginent (2004) as Santiago's father
- Les Thibault (2003) as Jérôme de Fontanin
- À cran (2003) as Hervé Guillermé
- Special Delivery (2002) as le directeur du théâtre
- Objectif bac (2001) as Paul Joffe
- This Is My Body (2001) as Joël
- Pretty Devils (2000) as Vincent
- Tomorrow's Another Day (2000) as Franck
- La otra cara de la luna (2000) as Joan
- The Happiest Place on Earth (1999) as Vignault
- It All Starts Today (1999) as l'inspecteur
- Desproges est vivant (1998)
- The Chambermaid on the Titanic (1997) as Simeon
- Quand j'étais p'tit (1997) as Robert
- Thieves (1996) as Yvan
- Coming to Terms with the Dead (1994) as René
- Low Profile (1993) as Carre
- The World of Ludovic (1993) as Marc
- Night Taxi (1993) as Dubrovsky, dit "Voix Grave"
- L.627 (1992) as 'Lulu'
- Between Heaven and Earth (1992) as Tom
- Dédé (1990) as Raymond
- De l'autre côté (1989) as (Voice)
- The Little Thief (1988) as Michel Davenne
- Civil Wars in France (1978) as Actor (segment "Premier empire")
- L'École des femmes Stage Director
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Didier Bezace best known for?
Didier Bezace is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The French Minister (2013), The Life Coach (2009), Objectif bac (2001), Mama Is an Idol (1987).
When and where was Didier Bezace born?
Didier Bezace was born on February 10, 1946 in Paris, France. They passed away on March 11, 2020.
How many credits does Didier Bezace have?
Didier Bezace has accumulated over 58 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1978 to 2017.
What is Didier Bezace's background in cinema and television?
Didier Bezace (10 February 1946 – 11 March 2020) was a French actor. Theatre student at the International Dramatic University Centre in Nancy, Didier Bezace received lessons from Bernard Drot, Jean-Marie Patte, Gilles Sandier, María Casares and Henri Gourbion. Co-founder with Jean-Louis Benoît and Jacques Nichet of t...
Didier Bezace by the numbers
58credits
51films
7TV series
1978–2017active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Objectif bac (2001) as Paul Joffe — aged about 55
- The Little Thief (1988) as Michel Davenne — aged about 42
- The French Minister (2013) as Jean-Paul François — aged about 67
- The Life Coach (2009) as Hubert Dampierre — aged about 63
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