To achieve recognition and fame, acting in films, is not so simple. Sometimes the supporting roles bring the performer fame, and the main character only flickers in the rays of someone else's success. Actor Francois Clouse had to experience different sensations.
The beginning of the biography
The famous actor Francois Clauzet was born on September 21, 1955 in the family of an employee of a pharmaceutical company. Parents lived in a prestigious area of Paris. A bright and dignified future was prepared for the child. However, reality has made serious changes to the bright prospects. When the boy was only eight years old, his mother left the family. Her love for the "real man" flashed. The father forbade his son to mention her in his presence.
After school, at the insistence of his father, Francois went to college to get the profession of HR manager. However, after a few weeks, he dropped out of school and began attending theater classes. The fact is that as a teenager, he attended performances in Paris theaters. The boy was indelibly impressed by the applause and ovation, with which the audience thanked the actors for the excellent game. At that moment, young Cluset realized what he wanted from fate.
Professional activity
Having received a primary acting education, Cluset began working in the theater. There is nothing new under the sun, the Bible says so. The young actor had to go the traditional way, along which future celebrities walked, ran, crawled. At first, he was trusted with roles without words. Then he began to go on stage and perform simple actions. And finally, Francois got a full-fledged role, in which he uttered several phrases, and he was noticed by the audience. After this actor began to be invited to television.
His film career began on the set of the full-length drama Molotov Cocktail. This was followed by several projects in which the actor confirmed his high professional level. Cluset has received several awards for Best Supporting Role. The actor successfully starred in America with cult Hollywood directors. The painting "French Kiss" received approving reviews from overseas critics.
