Isaach De Bankolé

French and American actor Isaac De Bankolé was born on August 13, 1957. Isaac is an actor of Ivorian origin. His homeland is Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Isaac de Bancole grew up in a friendly family of immigrants from Benin. Later he emigrated to France with his family. In Paris, Isaac studied as a civil aviation pilot, but he was attracted not by the sky, but by an acting career. At the same time, he did not abandon science: Isaac de Bancole received a bachelor's degree from the educational institution more

French and American actor Isaac De Bankolé was born on August 13, 1957. Isaac is an actor of Ivorian origin. His homeland is Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Isaac de Bancole grew up in a friendly family of immigrants from Benin. Later he emigrated to France with his family. In Paris, Isaac studied as a civil aviation pilot, but he was attracted not by the sky, but by an acting career. At the same time, he did not abandon science: Isaac de Bancole received a bachelor's degree from the educational institution Cours Simon and a degree in mathematics from the Université de Paris.
In 2001, the actor Isaac de Bancole left for New York, where he lives in recent years. During his life, Isaac de Bancole starred in more than thirty films, among which Lars von Trier’s Manderley, Night on Earth deserve great attention. Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai Coffee and Cigarettes, The Limit of Control by Jim Jarmusch
In 1987, Isaac de Bancolet was awarded the Cesar Award as the most promising actor. In 1989, Isaac de Bancole wrote the screenplay for the comedy Vanilla Strawberry Ice Cream, where he also played the role.
In 2000, Isaac de Bancole married American jazz actress and singer Cassandra Wilson, but the couple soon broke up. Currently, Isaac de Bancole continues to actively star and seek his fate not only among creative personalities.