Activities : Scriptwriter, Actor
Represented by : Adéquat
Agent : Laurent Grégoire

Childhood Evil(2008), from Olivier Coussemacq
Tonight(2008), from Werner Schroeter
France (La)(2007), from Serge Bozon
La Vie en rose(2005), from Olivier Dahan
The Page Turner(2005), from Denis Dercourt
Pardonnez-moi(2005), from Maïwenn
Resilience(2005), from Maïwenn
Gabrielle(2004), from Patrice Chéreau
His brother(2003), from Patrice Chéreau
Arsène Lupin(2003), from Jean-Paul Salomé

Complete filmography

Member of the Child Choir of the National Opera House, Pascal Greggory takes drama class and enters the National Drama Academy. He plays small parts both on stage and on screen.
In the 70’, Pascal Greggory meets André Téchiné who casts him in The Bronte Sisters (1979) and Eric Rohmer with whom he works on The Good Marriage (1982), Pauline at the Beach (1983) and The Tree, the Mayor and the Mediatheque (1993).
Patrice Chéreau’s fetish actor, he works with him on stage before Chéreau casts him in Queen Margot that wins him his first nomination for a César Award. This is the beginning of a fruitful collaboration on screen leading to Those Who Love Me Will Take the Train (1998) or His Brother (2003).
Mostly attracted by arthouse cinema, Pascal Greggory appears in Raoul Ruiz’s Time Regained (1999), Andrej Zulawski’s Fidelity (2000), Ilan Duran Cohen’s Confusion of Genders (2000), Olivier Dahan’s The Promised Life (2002) or Jacques Doillon’s Raja (2003).
In 2005, he reunites with Patrice Chéreau again with Gabrielle alongside Isabelle Huppert.

INTERNATIONAL CAREER:
2000 – Why Get Married the Day the World Ends? – Dir: H. Cleven (Belgium/Luxembourg);
1994 – Comme un air de retour – Dir: L. Bianconi (Belgium)

TV:
2004 – Les Bottes – Dir: R. Bertrand;
2003 – Phèdre – Dir: S. Metge;
1996 – Emma – Première mission – Dir: A. Selignac;
1996 – Dans la solitude des champs de coton – Dir: P. Chéreau;
1995 – L’Enfant en héritage – Dir: J. Dayan;
1995 – Des mots qui déchirent – Dir: M. Pauly;
1992 – Le Temps et la chambre – Dir: P. Chéreau;
1990 – Hamlet – Dir: P. Cavassilas;
1989 – Les Jeux de société – Dir: E. Rohmer;
1986 – A nous les beaux dimanches – Dir: R. Mazoyer;
1984 – Deux filles sur un banc – Dir: A. Ferrari;
1982 – Le Lys – Dir: F. Maze;
1980 – Catherine de Heilbronn – Dir: E. Rohmer

TV SERIES:
1995 – La Rivière Espérence – Dir: J. Dayan
1993 – Nestor Burma “Des kilomètres de linceuls” – Dir: J. Séria;
1988 – Le Chevalier de Pardaillan – Dir: J. Dayan;
1983 – Par ordre du Roy “La Marquise des Anges” – Dir: M. Mitrani

TV DOCUMENTARIES:
2002 – Un jour dans la vie du cinéma français – Dir: P.-T. Ceccaldi & C. d’Yvoire;
1995 – Patrice Chéreau, Pascal Greggory, une autre solitude – Dir: S. Metge

THEATRE:
Madame Marguerite by R. Athayde (Dir: J. Lavelli);
Hôtel du Lac by F.-M. Banier (Dir: A. Voutsinas);
La Guerre civile by Montherland (Dir: R. Santon);
Catherine de Heilbronn by H. Von Kleist (Dir: E. Rohmer);
La Dernière classe by B. Fiel (Dir: J.-C. Amyl);
Emilie Jolie (Dir: R. Fortune);
Le Trio en mi-bémol (by / Dir: E. Rohmer);
Hamlet by W. Shakespeare (Dir: P. Chéreau);
Libelei by A. Schnitzler (Dir: G. Aghion);
Le Temps et la chambre by B. Strauss (Dir: P. Chéreau);
Dans la solitude des champs de coton by B.-M. Koltès (Dir: P. Chéreau);
Il ne faut pas jouer avec le feu by A. Strindberg (Dir: L. Bondy);
Anéantis by S. Kane (Dir: L.-D. de Lencquesaing);
Phèdre by Racine (Dir: P. Chéreau);
La Flûte enchantée by Mozart (Dir: La Fura del Baus/J. Plensa)