Samuel Labart is a French-Swiss theater, film and television actor. He is known to the audience as a member of the Comedy Frances. Labarta can also be seen in the films "Woman and Men", "Two Days to Kill" and in the series "The Mysterious Murders of Agatha Christie."
Biography and personal life
Samuel Labart was born on May 16, 1962 in Geneva. He was educated at a high school in Geneva, where he began to participate in productions. Then he attended acting classes. In 1982, Labart went to Paris to enter the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art.
In 1992, his wedding took place with Russian actress Elena Safonova. For her, this was the third marriage. After 5 years, they divorced. Samuel and Elena have a son, Alexander, who also became an actor. Labarte's second wife is actress Helen Medig. The couple gave birth to twins Djinn and Louise, and then the third daughter Matilda.
