Didier Bourdon

Didier Bourdon, born January 23, 1959 in Algiers, is an actor, screenwriter,director and producer of French cinema. It starts at the café-theatre in 1982, and then creates the trio comedy Strangers with Pascal Légitimus, Bernard Campan, including The Tv and Unknown in 1990. The family Drone live first in Paris, then on to Mulhouse, Biarritz, before settling in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, at the option of the job transfers to the father of Didier Bourdon. At age 11, in 1970, he staged a piece of Courteline with his friends from college. At age 20, in 1979, he entered the National Conservatory (class of 1981) with as playmate Christophe Lambert. In 1982, he moved to Paris and starts at the small theatre of Bouvard. It was there that he met Bernard Campan, Pascal Légitimus,Smaïn, as well as Seymour Brussel. Between 1986 and 1988 will be the trio of " Unknowns ", which in 1991 will be spent by leMolière of laughter. Their success will also be crowned at the cinema with The Three Brothers, that he produced (with Bernard Campan). Didier Bourdon has played more recently in Madame Irma, in which he played a business man bachelor who chooses a career in clairvoyance. He has three children : Olive, born in (1982) first union, Celia, born in November 2006 and the last, born on the 29th of August 2010 of a second union. June 13, 2005, he has released a song dedicated to the freedom of expression called On peuplu to say anything. In 2014, he played in a short film talking about domestic violence for Amnesty.