Jean Marchand
Biography
Jean Marchand works in acting. Born April 22, 1951 in Sorel, Quebec, Canada. Archytele lists 24 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
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24 titles- Wynonna Earp (2016) as Bulshar
- The Recruit (2022) as Attorney General
- Unite 9 (2012) as Rolland Montmorency
- The Wall (2019) as Hubert Philippin
- The Phantom (2009) as Abel Vandermaark
- The Yellows (2013) as Dad
- The Surrogate (1984) as Concierge
- Next Floor (2008) as Maître D'
- Aurore (2005) as Dr. Andronic Lafond
- Shadows in an Empty Room (1976) as Terence
- Solo (2023) as Frida
- Jesus of Montreal (1989)
- Boris Without Beatrice (2016) as Gardien Musée
- PORNOMANIA (2023) as Pierre
- Desire in Motion (1994) as Comptable
- Laura Cadieux II (1999) as Gynécologue
- Mars and April (2012) as Pneumatologue
- Embrasse-moi, c'est pour la vie (1993) as Talbert
- Ghost Town Anthology (2019) as Gilbert Jeannois
- Un autre homme (1989)
- Where Souls Go (2025) as Père
- It's Your Turn, Laura (1998) as Le médecin
- Trudeau (2002) as Marc Lalonde
- Jeu de mémoire (2023)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Jean Marchand best known for?
Jean Marchand is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Wynonna Earp (2016), The Recruit (2022), Unite 9 (2012), Youth of the Beast (1963).
When and where was Jean Marchand born?
Jean Marchand was born on April 22, 1951 in Sorel, Quebec, Canada.
How many credits does Jean Marchand have?
Jean Marchand has accumulated over 24 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1976 to 2025.
What is Jean Marchand's background in cinema and television?
Jean Marchand is a French Canadian stage, film and television actor and pianist, best known for playing the role of the high-strung music teacher Rolland Montmorency, aka M. Musique, on Unité 9, the acclaimed television series about a woman's penitentiary, for four years from 2012 to 2015.