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Laurent Lucas is a french actor, born in 1965.

Biography

Born in Paris in 1965, Laurent Lucas enrolled as a student of Charles Dullin and quickly became one of the most promising students at the Strasbourg National Theatre. He first appeared on the screen in 1996 in I Hate Love in which he delivered a riveting performance of a man who is HIV positive. Lucas next played in Pola X by Leos Carax, and then with Karin Viard, shot two outstanding films: The New Eve and Haut les Coeurs!, his performance for which won him a Cesar nomination for Best Aspiring Actor. In 2000, Lucas rose to notoriety with his role as a young father in Harry, He's Here to Help, and in 2003, appeared in three films presented at Cannes International Film Festival: Tiresia, Who Killed Bambi ? and Va petite ! Most recently, Lucas' performances in Lemming (2005) by Dominik Moll and Sur la trace d'Igor Rizzi (2006) by Noël Mitrani have definitively placed him at the head of his generation of French actors.

External links

• imdb [1]

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