Laurent Lucas
Born in Paris in 1965, Laurent Lucas enrolled as a student of Charles Dullin and quickly became one of the most promising students at the Strasbourg National Theatre. He first appeared on the screen in 1996 in J'ai horreur de l'amour (1997) in which he delivered a riveting performance of a man who is HIV positive. Lucas next played in Pola X (1999) by Leos Carax, and then with Karin Viard, shot two outstanding films: La nouvelle Ève (1999) and Haut les coeurs! (1999), his performance for which won him a Cesar nomination for Best Aspiring Actor. In 2000, Lucas rose to notoriety with his role as a young father in _Harry un ami qui veut du bien (2000)_, and in 2003, appeared in three films presented at Cannes International Film Festival: Tiresia (2003), Qui a tué Bambi? (2003) and Va, petite! (2002). Most recently, Lucas' performances in Lemming (2005) by Dominik Moll and Sur la trace d'Igor Rizzi (2006) by Noël Mitrani have definitively placed him at the head of his generation of French actors.
Laurent Malaquais
Laurent studied dramatic arts at the University of Southern California, and acting with Sanford Meisner, before working in cable television as a producer, director and cinematographer. It was after joining the Los Angeles based film collectives Group 101 Films and Filmmaker's Alliance that he began making scripted short films and short form documentaries. These films have screened at US and various international film festivals including: The Tiburon International Film Festival; Vision Fest Los Angeles; Group 101 Film Festival, Los Angeles; Off-Courts Trouville, France; Cannes Film Festival Short Film Corner; and The Festival International Du Film D'Afrique.
Laurent Mannoni
Laurent Mannoni is a writer, known for Marey, a man of genius (2009), Film, the Living Record of our Memory (2021) and El hombre que quiso ser Segundo (2015).
Laurent Manzoni
Laurent Manzoni is known for Un village français (2009), Mr & Mme Adelman (2017) and Victor Hugo, ennemi d'État (2018).
Laurent Marion
Laurent Marion is known for La Belle Epoque (2019), White-spirit (2016) and Visions (2023).
Laurent Maurel
Laurent Maurel grew up in Tahiti, Morocco, Djibouti, and Reunion Island. He trained as an actor in France at The National Drama School of E.N.S.A.T.T (Paris), and in London at MiddleSex University (BA Acting). For Cinema, he is one of the main characters in the feature "The Well" representing Algeria at The Oscars 2017, he was nominated as "Best Newcomer Actor" at the Moulins French Festival in 2012 for "La Dernière Caravane". In Television, he will appear in the next season of "Doctor Who", and other movies for the BBC. He works on Stage (nominated as "Best Newcomer Actor" by the Souffleur French Asssociation for "The Lord of the Flies"), Voice over (he's one of the French voices of M. Fassbender, James Franco, or D. Fogler) and he's also a singer (Recently in the french version of the Monty Python's "Spamalot"). He can perform in French, English, and Spanish. As a writer and director, he trained at the French National School La FEMIS and at INA workshops, Several books have been published, he writes or directs for tv series, short cuts, and theater.
Laurent Mendy
Laurent Mendy is an actor, known for Micmacs à tire-larigot (2009), Hippocrate (2018) and Plus belle la vie (2004).
Laurent Mentec
Laurent Mentec is known for Le bonheur des uns... (2020), Les invincibles (2013) and Menteur (2022).
Laurent Meri
Laurent Meri is known for Yves Saint Laurent (2014), Through My Window: Across the Sea (2023) and Le Personnage (2014).
Laurent Merlin
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