L e actor Jean-Paul Roussillon died in the night from Thursday to Friday at the age of 79 years, have we learned from the French comedy that He was an honorary member. The Minister of Culture Frederic Mitterrand paid tribute to a "great actor", won three Molière and who this year received a César for her role in "A Christmas Carol."
Jean-Paul Roussillon, a stage director, had interpreted a hundred parts since the beginning of his career.
Born in 1931, Jean-Paul Roussillon, whose father worked as director of the French comedy scene, had played his first play, "The Song of Songs", at the age of 14.
After studying at the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art, he became a resident at the French comedy in 1950 after receiving the Best Actress Award for her role in "Ardele or Marguerite" by Jean Anouilh.
In January 1960, Jean-Paul Roussillon is a member of the troupe and interprets the iconic Scapin, or Puck in "The Dream of a Summer Night" by Shakespeare. In 1962, he signed his first production with "The Unexpected Return" by Jean François Regnard, then "The Doctor despite himself" by Molière in 1968 and especially "The Miser" by Molière, in 1973 that "his vision of The work on stage will create quite a stir and enthusiasm, "said the French comedy.
At 51, he became an honorary member, while continuing to stage for the French Comedy. He interprets Koch, in "West Pier" by Bernard-Marie Koltes, created in a staging by Patrice Chéreau production with the Theatre of Almond Nanterre in 1986.
Jean-Paul Roussillon had been awarded three Molière, the rewards of the theater in 1991, 1996 and 2002. Also invited to the cinema, this year he received the Cesar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for "A Christmas Tale" Arnaud Depleschin where he was married to Catherine Deneuve.
He had played his last theater role in "The Cherry Orchard" by Anton Chekhov at the National Theatre on the Hill last spring. "He played so overwhelming role of a man who sees his life go," said Minister of Culture Frederick Mitterrand. "It was one of those that may be required in all registers by the sheer force of presence, a business wholly owned, and very often transcended by grace", he praised in a statement.
The director of the French comedy, Muriel Mayette, said for his part, Jean-Paul Roussillon had "revolutionized the staging" in the late 1960s. "He put a gravity in the comedies of Molière, the game became truer, deeper, more psychological," she told The Associated Press.
"It was a great director of actors and a great actor of his generation. He was an actor of texts. He never made a personal number, "she also said, paying tribute to the husband of Catherine Ferran, also an honorary member of the French comedy, and" fellow traveler "by Michel Aumont.
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