Luc Marescot
Luc Marescot is a director and writer, known for 700 requins dans la nuit (2018), Les fleuves du monde (2010) and Les mystères de Clipperton (2005).
Luc Merenda
Though remembered as an Italian pulp cinema icon of the 1970s, Luc Merenda was actually born and raised in Nogent-le-Roi, Paris, France, with Italian ancestry through his paternal grandfather. A thrill-seeking, multi-disciplinary athlete in his youth (his hobbies include savate, motorcycle racing, and skydiving), Merenda entered into the film industry at the age of 27 after being spotted at an audition while working as a model. He was one of the top leading men of the poliziotteschi genre, gritty urban crime dramas featuring dirty cops and even dirtier criminals. His career slowed down in the 1980s with the decline of poliziottescho, appearing mostly on television, before retiring to his native France to own and operate an antiques and modern art gallery.
Luc Morissette
Luc Morissette is an actor, known for On the Road (2012), The Human Stain (2003) and Ceci n'est pas un polar (2014).
Luc Morvan
Luc Morvan is an actor, known for Minuscule 2: Les mandibules du bout du monde (2018).
Luc Nuyens
Luc Nuyens is known for Wat Als? (2011), Het eiland (2004) and Rang 1 (2011).
Luc Petit-Jean
Luc Petit-Jean is an actor, known for Curiosa (2019).
Luc Picard
Luc Picard was born on September 24, 1961 in Lachine, Québec, Canada. He is an actor and director, known for L'audition (2005), Babine (2008) and Les rois mongols (2017).
Luc Proulx
Luc Proulx was born on February 10, 1951. He is an actor, known for Les affamés (2017), Gerry (2011) and Trudeau (2002).
Luc Ramsden
Luc Ramsden is an actor, known for Tiger House (2015).
Luc Robert Poirier
Luc Robert Poirier was born Lucas Killian-Yves Poirier in Montreal, Quebec, Canada of French and Irish parentage. He graduated business school and found work at CBS Radio affiliate WSUN in Tampa, FL selling ads then shortly thereafter an opportunity to work on-air came his way and he became "Kyle Lucas", a prime time country-radio personality. He picked up a second on-air personality role as "Luke Matthews" at neighboring WTIS Radio, a Christian format station, in St. Petersburg and successfully carried both personalities for many years. Poirier later switched his attention to the stage--when a chance to perform in the British parody "Bullshot Crummond" allowed him to showcase his comedic improv skills--and from there to film. Starting out as a background extra in Tony Goldwyn's "Conviction", he made several appearances as a featured extra in the first season of HBO's comedy "Hung" and after additional training in the craft started landing supporting and leading roles in short films and then independent features. His years spent as a radio personality made his work as a broadcaster seem second nature as he slipped comfortably into the host roles for the weekly entertainment news program "Michigan Film News" and then later as sports commentator for "Rink Warriors". A Method actor by nature, Poirier further immerses himself in roles by eagerly altering his appearance, whether it's gaining or losing weight, growing, coloring or removing some or all his hair or wearing heavy prosthetics. Regardless if it's mastering long monologues or running miles uphill in snow (check out "The Boreal"), Poirier's work is proof that he is committed to his directors' visions and the projects they're working on.