Didier Haudepin

After having started at 9 years old in 1960 in Moderato cantabile by Peter Brook, it was known for several roles as a child or preadolescent, particularly in Friendships special of Jean Delannoy (1964) or, in a theatre, in The City whose prince is a child by Henry de Montherlant (1967). At the end of the 1960s, he studied literary up in khâgne at the lycée Henri-IV (Paris), an experience which shines through in his film The Most Beautiful Age (1995) with Élodie Bouchez, or The Stairway of the prophets (2006). Actor until 1978, it has mounted a Bloody Mary Productions, and is spent on production since 1979. His roles in Friendships special after a novel by Roger Peyrefitte, and in the room very noticed deMontherlant, have earned him during his adolescence in popularity with a public homosexual. It is the elder brother of actress Sabine Haudepin.