François Berléand
Biography
François Berléand is a French actor born in Paris, France, on April 22, 1952. He is the son of a Russian-Armenian father and a French mother, and until the age of eleven, he experienced a traumatic childhood after his father told him he was the son of the Invisible M. In his acting career, he plays Gilles Triquet, the office manager and equivalent of David Brent in Le Bureau, the French version of The Office produced by Canal+. He also appeared in the 2002 film The Transporter as the French commissaire named Tarconi, an active and honest police officer and acquaintance of Frank Martin, played by Jason Statham. He reprised the role in the sequels Transporter 2 and Transporter 3, as well as in the television series.
Career overview
François Berléand is a French actor born in Paris, France, on April 22, 1952. Among his television credits, he plays Gilles Triquet, the office manager and equivalent of David Brent in Le Bureau, the French version of The Office produced by Canal+.
In film, Berléand appeared in the 2002 film The Transporter as the French commissaire named Tarconi, an active and honest police officer who is an acquaintance of Frank Martin, played by Jason Statham. He subsequently reprised the role of Tarconi in the sequels Transporter 2 and Transporter 3, as well as in the television series.
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238 titles- Somnambule (2027)
- 5H48, Place des Martyrs (2027) as Monsieur Defiandre
- Phoenix (2026) as Jean Humbel
- Avis de tempête (2026) as Commandant de bord
- Les jours d'après (2026)
- Colours of Time (2025) as Victor Hugo
- Angels & Co. (2025) as Cupidon
- Murder party au musée (2025) as Self
- La Roue de la fortune : Célébrités (2025)
- McWalter (2025) as Chef Sorkin
- Dans la peau de McWalter (2025) as Self - Actor
- Santé mentale, briser le tabou (2025) as Self
- The Boy (2025) as Le père
- Père Noël à domicile (2024) as François
- Panique au 31 (2024) as François
- Poiret Serrault - Extraits extra (2024) as Self
- Bertrand n'a pas sommeil (2024) as Self
- Fêlés (2024) as Directeur de l'usine
- Girl for a Day (2024) as Judge Genoud
- A Boire et à Manger (2024) as Self
- The World Upside Down (2024) as Le grand-père
- Last Dance (2023) as Germain
- L'Âge d'or de la pub (2023) as Self (archive footage)
- En Bande Organisée (2023) as Self
- Magnificat (2023) as Monseigneur Mével
- 93, Faubourg Saint-Honoré : la crème de la crème (2023) as Self
- Love (and Trouble) In Paris (2022) as Georges
- Champagne ! (2022) as Le Maître de la Confrérie
- Two Much for the Job (2022) as M. Picard
- The Grand Restaurant IV (2022) as Christian, a client
- They Love Each Other... Well, Almost! (2022) as Franck
- Le souffle du dragon (2022) as Papi
- Tous Inconnus (2022) as ("Les Chasseurs" segment)
- À mon tour (2022) as Jean-Charles de Ponte
- Par le bout du nez (2022) as The Psychiatrist
- Je te promets (2021) as Alexandre Gallo
- Le Remplaçant (2021) as Bernard Audoin
- Christmas with the Tuches (2021) as Pierre Noël
- Hear Me Out (2021) as Francis Samier
- Nine Women (2021)
- Le Grand Quiz (2021) as Self - Acteur
- The Grand Restaurant III (2021) as Christian, a client
- The Parisian Agency: Exclusive Properties (2020) as Self
- Ramsès II (2020) as Jean
- How to Be a Good Wife (2020) as Robert Van der Beck
- Grand Oral (2020) as Le président du jury
- Lucky (2020) as Le commissaire Daran
- Une heure de tranquillité (2020) as Michel
- I Love You Coiffure (2020) as Liliane and Maud's Father (segment "La Maison de retraite")
- L'Esprit de famille (2020) as Jacques, le père d'Alexandre
- La troupe à Palmade s'amuse avec...François Berléand (2020) as Self
- Disturbing Disappearances (2019) as Yves Perez
- La Boîte à secrets (2019) as Self
- Someone, Somewhere (2019) as Psy de Rémy
- Would I Lie to You: The Beginning (2019) as Max
- La loi de Damien, l'égal des dieux (2019) as Professeur Pascal Bernel
- Encore un instant (2019) as Julien
- Alexandra Ehle (2018) as Robin Desnoyeux
- La Fête du Cinéma (2018)
- Family Is Family (2018) as Alexander, Constance's father
- Je vais mieux (2018) as Audibert
- Passage des arts (2018) as Self
- Les Chamois (2017) as Etienne Leroy
- School of Life (2017) as Count Louis Fernand de La Fresnaye
- Stand Up Girl (2017) as Fabrice
- Amanda (2016) as Self
- Sur la route de la grande vadrouille (2016) as Self
- Moi, moi et François B. (2016)
- Vicky (2016) as Albert Bonhomme
- Du vent dans les branches de sassafras (2016) as John Emery Rockefelle
- Call My Agent! (2015) as Self
- Among Friends (2015) as Philippe
- Peplum (2015) as Titus
- Michel Serrault, un clown en liberté (2015) as Self
- The Art Dealer (2015) as Simon
- Un soir à la tour Eiffel (2014) as Self
- Deux hommes tout nus (2014) as Alain Kramer
- La clef des champs (2014) as Fred
- Transporter: The Series (2013) as Tarconi
- Max (2013) as Le commissaire de police
- Jusqu'ici tout va bien (2013) as Self - Contributor
- Closed Circuit (2013) as Jean-Claude Dedieu
- Le Débarquement (2013)
- Quadrille (2013) as Philippe de Morannes
- 60 Going On 12 (2013) as Charles
- Le Débarquement (2013)
- State Crime (2013) as Robert Boulin
- Le Parc, Prince des stades (2013) as Self - Narrator (voice)
- Blanche Nuit (2013) as La Malice
- The Okinaway of Life (2013) as Narrator
- The Unexpected Getaway (2012) as Self
- Le Dindon (2012) as Vatelin
- Happiness Never Comes Alone (2012) as Alain Posche
- The Charterhouse of Parma (2012) as The Prince of Parma
- The Stroller Strategy (2012) as Jean-Luc Hamory
- Another Woman's Life (2012) as Maître Volin
- One Day My Father Will Come (2012) as Bernard Bleu
- La Chartreuse de Parme (2012) as The Prince of Parma
- Dead Man Talking (2012) as Karl Raven
- Above Suspicion (2011) as Pierre Jourdan
- Escalade (2011) as Noe
- Plus si affinités & Friends (2011) as Self
- Au bistro du coin (2011) as François
- Main basse sur une île (2011) as "Der Engel"
- The Whistler (2010) as Armand / Maurice Teillard
- Sentiments provisoires (2010) as Félix
- Le pot de colle (2010) as Richard Maurand
- Le Gendre idéal 2 (2010) as Max
- Vieilles canailles (2010) as JP
- C à vous (2009) as Self - Guest
- Mot de Passe (2009) as Self
- The Concert (2009) as Olivier Morne Duplessis
- L'Évasion (2009) as Colonel Von Deck
- La différence, c'est que c'est pas pareil (2009) as Sylvain
- Les Associés (2009) as Raymond Rosen
- Transporter 3 (2008) as Inspector Tarconi
- Batailles (2008)
- Le Petit Fût (2008) as Prosper Chicot
- Ca$h (2008) as François
- L'Arbre de joie (2008) as Professeor Lacombe
- Daddy Cool (2008) as Albert Einstein
- Tailleur pour dames (2008) as Bassinet
- Le Gendre idéal (2008) as Max
- Chez Maupassant (2007) as Prosper Chicot
- Faisons un rêve (2007) as Le mari
- A Girl Cut in Two (2007) as Charles Denis, dit Saint-Denis
- Could This Be Love? (2007) as Roland
- Tell No One: The B-Side (2007) as Self
- Pur week-end (2007) as Commissioner Papan
- Fragile(s) (2007) as Paul
- Salut les Terriens ! (2006) as Self - Guest
- Tell No One (2006) as Eric Levkowitch
- Aurore (2006) as Le Roi
- Le Bureau (2006) as Gilles Triquet, Directeur Régional de la Cogirep sur Villepinte
- Comedy of Power (2006) as Michel Humeau
- One Summer (2006) as Maurice Lecouvey, farmer and mayor
- Transporter 2 (2005) as Inspector Tarconi
- Edy (2005) as Edy Saïovici
- The Best Day of My Life (2005) as Valentin
- Quartier V.I.P. (2005) as Bertrand Fussac
- The Chorus (2004) as Rachin
- Cash Truck (2004) as Bernard
- Eros Therapy (2004) as Adam Corbeau
- The Great Role (2004) as Benny Schwarz
- Les Amateurs (2004) as Monsieur Meinau
- Narco (2004) as Guy Bennet
- Me and My Sister (2004) as Pierre Demouthy
- I've Been Waiting So Long (2004) as Simon
- Everybody Is a Killer (2004) as François, le garagiste
- A Model Employee (2003) as François Maurey
- En territoire indien (2003) as Jean-Claude Adam
- Only Girls (2003) as Mermot
- Hot House (2003) as Georges
- Remake (2003) as François Charles-Leconte
- The Transporter (2002) as Tarconi
- Whatever You Say (2002) as jean-Louis Broustal
- The Adversary (2002) as Rémi
- A Day in the Life of French Cinema (2002) as Self
- The Young Casanova (2002) as Louis XV
- The Warrior's Brother (2002) as Le curé
- Féroce (2002) as Inspecteur de police
- Alive (2002) as Father
- L'Héritière (2002) as Bordier
- Recrutement (2001) as Corbi, the recruiter
- Cyrano (2001)
- How I Killed My Father (2001) as un patient
- Don't Make Trouble! (2001) as (segment "Cyrano")
- Hors Service (2001) as Louis
- La fille de son père (2001) as Henri
- Tender Souls (2001) as Jacques
- L'Année des Guignols - Je peux dire une connerie ? (2001) as (voice)
- Actors (2000) as François Nègre
- Stardom (2000) as Nigel Pope's Associate
- Deep in the Woods (2000) as Baron Axel de Fersen
- Jeanne, Marie et les autres (2000) as Gédéon
- The Prince of the Pacific (2000) as le commandant Lefèvre
- Six-Pack (2000) as Thomas
- Hard Off (1999) as Le docteur Nataf
- Romance (1999) as Robert
- Innocent (1999) as Jean-René
- Bad Company (1999) as René
- One 4 All (1999) as Le passager désagréable
- My Little Business (1999) as Maxime Nassieff
- Stop (1999) as Laurent's brother
- Man of My Life (1999) as Frydman
- Le sourire du clown (1999) as Drouot
- Baby Blues (1999) as Granier
- The Happiest Place on Earth (1999) as Brafort
- Vivement dimanche (1998) as Self
- In All Innocence (1998) as Antoine
- The School of Flesh (1998) as Soukaz
- Place Vendôme (1998) as Eric Malivert
- Dormez, je le veux! (1998) as Paul, the uncle / Raymond, the father
- Un flic presque parfait (1998) as Génaro
- La Mort du Chinois (1998) as Inspector Chevalot
- L'Année des Guignols - Y'a paaas de méthode (1998) as (voice)
- Seventh Heaven (1997) as Le docteur
- Fred (1997) as Barrère
- Pardaillan (1997) as Henry de Montmorency, comte de Damville
- Le garçon d'orage (1997) as Le boiteux
- Madame le Consul (1996) as Ambassador Delaunay
- Captain Conan (1996) as Commander Bouvier
- A Self-Made Hero (1996) as Monsieur Jo
- La fidèle infidèle (1995) as Robert
- Fresh Bait (1995) as Insp. Durieux
- Les Milles (1995) as Lt. Boisset
- Runaways (1995) as Nicolas
- Un si joli bouquet (1995) as Antoine
- Les Cordier, juge et flic (1994) as Lansac
- Cherche famille désespérément (1994)
- The Goldfish (1994) as Pharmacist
- The Violin Player (1994) as Charles
- The Screw (1993) as Un vendeur
- Trapped by a Dream (1993) as Le cousin
- La Femme de l'amant (1992) as Marc
- Papa veut pas que je t'épouse (1992)
- Tableau d'honneur (1992) as Alain Denizet
- Feu Adrien Muset (1992) as Edgar
- Sans rires (1990) as Roger
- May Fools (1990) as Daniel
- Suivez cet avion (1989) as Combette
- The Hostage of Europe (1989) as Generał Charles Tristan de Montholon
- Camille Claudel (1988) as Docteur Michaux
- Poker (1988) as Lawyer
- Au Revoir les Enfants (1987) as Father Michel
- The Murderous Months of April (1987) as Baumann
- The Secret Wife (1986) as Zaccharia Pasdeloup
- Make It Mine (1986) as Le beau-frère de Loïc
- Télématin (1985) as Self
- Sincerely Charlotte (1985) as postal worker
- Sincerely Charlotte (1985) as Le préposé PTT soupçonneux
- Strictement personnel (1985) as Gérard
- Marche à l'ombre (1984) as Police inspector receiver
- Stella (1983) as Captain in the hangar
- La Balance (1982) as Inspecteur de la Mondaine
- Un étrange voyage (1981) as Le témoin escroc
- Martin and Lea (1979) as l'inspecteur
- Les Talents d’Achille
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is François Berléand best known for?
François Berléand is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Colours of Time (2025), Friends of the family (1964), Tricky Dicks (1953), Someone, Somewhere (2019).
When and where was François Berléand born?
François Berléand was born on April 22, 1952 in Paris, France.
How many credits does François Berléand have?
François Berléand has accumulated over 238 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1979 to 2027.
What is François Berléand's background in cinema and television?
François Berléand is a French actor born in Paris, France, on April 22, 1952. He is the son of a Russian-Armenian father and a French mother, and until the age of eleven, he experienced a traumatic childhood after his father told him he was the son of the Invisible M. In his acting career, he plays Gilles Triquet, the ...