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Andre Dussollier
Birth at
17 February 1946
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Andre Dussolier is a popular French film actor. Dussolier’s early years passed between the small towns of Etriña and Cruzia, where he lived with his parents, who worked as financial inspectors. Already at the age of ten, Andre played a role in the school production of The River Child, but the boy’s father insisted that his son continue his studies at the university. As a result, the future actor perfectly graduated from literary college. However, at the age of twenty-three, Andre Dussolier firmly
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Andre Dussolier is a popular French film actor.
Dussolier’s early years passed between the small towns of Etriña and Cruzia, where he lived with his parents, who worked as financial inspectors.
Already at the age of ten, Andre played a role in the school production of The River Child, but the boy’s father insisted that his son continue his studies at the university. As a result, the future actor perfectly graduated from literary college. However, at the age of twenty-three, Andre Dussolier firmly decided to link his fate with the acting craft.
Andre graduated with honors from the Higher Theatre School, and in 1972 he decided to enter the Comedy Française, and in the same year he made his debut in cinema. Dussolier starred with the director Francois Truffaut in the film “A Beauty Like Me”. After participating in this film, he drew the attention of popular film directors - Romer, Chabrol and Lelouch.
A truly serious success came to Dussolier in 1985, when he starred with Colin Cerro in a comedy film.
"Three men and baby in a cradle" . In 1987, he received his debut Cesar Award nomination for his role in Melodrama directed by Alain René. Together they managed to make several more films. He won another award for his work on the painting.
"Family Song" In 1997.
In 1999, the actor perfectly performed the role in the film “Children of the Swamps” directed by Jean Becker. Brilliantly alternating dramas and comedies, Andre confidently took a leading place in modern French cinema. In 2011, the world saw the tragicomedy “My worst nightmare” directed by Anne Fontaine, where Dussolier’s partners on the set were Benoit Poulward.
Film festival nominations and awards (7)
