Activities : Actor, Voice
Represented by : VMA
Agent : Catherine Meynial

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Bellamy(2008), from Claude Chabrol
La Sainte-Victoire(2008), from François Favrat
Paris 36(2007), from Christophe Barratier
Go West, a Lucky Luke adventure(2007), from Olivier Jean-Marie
Etrange arroseur (L')(2007), from Didier Dessapt
The Protocol(2007), from Thomas Vincent
Eden Log(2007), from Franck Vestiel
Tiger Brigades(2006), from Jérôme Cornuau
Astérix at the Olympic Games(2006), from Frédéric Forestier, Thomas Langmann
Serpent (Le)(2006), from Eric Barbier

Complete filmography

Clovis Cornillac starts his career on stage at the age of 15 with famous directors such as Peter Brook.
He makes his debuts on screen in 1985as a young delinquent in Hors la loi by Robin Davis. He will frequently star as gangsters as in Les Années sandwiches by Pierre Boutron in 1988.
In 1998, his mother Myriam Boyer directs him in La Mère Christain.
In 1999, Karnaval by Thomas Vincent reveals Clovis Cornillac and wins him a nomination for the Cesar of Best Promising Actor. He then appears in many films such as Carnage by Delphine Gleize or Green Paradise by Emmanuel Bourdieu.
In 2004, Nickel and Dime wins Clovis Cornillac a Cesar for Best Supporting Actor for his interpretation of an endearing guttersnipe. From then on, he links up various genres of films such as Malabar Princess, a real commercial success by Gilles Legrand, the intimist Gilles’ Wife in competition in Venice and the saga A Very Long Engagement by Jean-Pierre Jeunet.
In 2005, he wins another Cesar for Best Supporting Role for his irresistible interpretation of a soccer player fan of Beaudelaire in Mensonges et trahisons…, and the same year stars in The Brice Man by James Huth which is a great success.
The same year, along with Benoît Magimel, Clovis Cornillac is a fighter pilot in Sky Fighters, adaptation of the famous comic strip Tanguy & Laverdure.

TV:
2005 – Gris blanc – Dir: K. Dridi;
2003 – Orages – Dir: P. Kassovitz;
2002 – Cadets de Gascogne – Le Vert paradis – Dir: E. Bourdieu;
2001 – L’Île bleue – Dir: N. Trintignant;
1999 – Les Vilains – Dir: X. Durringer;
1999 – Sam – Dir: Y. Boisset;
1999 – Trop de peine – Dir: Y. Thomas;
1998 – Parents à mi-temps n°2 – Dir: C. Huppert;
1997 – L’Echappée – Dir: R. Guillot;
1995 – Le Localier – Dir: Y. Lamoureux;
1994 – Billard à l’étage – Dir: J. Marboeuf;
1993 – L’inculpé – Dir: S. Leroy;
1993 – Une saison à l’envers – Dir: R. Guillot;
1993 – La Bavure – Dir: A. Tasma;
1991 – Top model – Dir: J. Marboeuf;
1990 – Bonne chance pour Frenchie – Dir: A. Bonnot;
1988 – The Adventures of William Tell – Dir: D. Berry;
1986 – Au bal d’Irène – Dir: J.-L. Comolli;
1983 – Les Enfants du désordre – Dir: B. Dubois;
1982 – Tu peux toujours faire tes bagages – Dir: J. Krier;

TV SERIES:
2002 – 2003 – Central nuit – Dir: D. Delaitre;
1994 – Cordier, juge te flic “Un si joli témoin” – Dir: Y. Lamoureux;
1993 – Le Jap “Chacun sa gueule” – Dir: F. Apprederis;
1993 – Navarro “En suivant la caillera” – Dir: N. Ribowsky;
1993 – Le Juge est une femme “Aux marches du palais” – Dir: S. Leroy;
1992 – Commissaire Van Loc “La Grenade” – Dir: C. Barrois;
1989 – Les Cadavres exquis de Patricia Highsmith “Légitime défense” – Dir: J. Berry;
1988 – Pause café – Dir: S. Leroy;
1982 – Le Village sur la colline – Dir: Y. Laumet;

THEATRE:
2001 – La Promise by X. Durringer (Dir: X. Durringer);
2000 – Café by E. Bond (Dir: A. Françon);
1999 – Le Chant du dire-dire by D. Danis (Dir: A. Françon);
1998 – 1999 – Surfeurs by X. Durringer (Dir: X. Durringer);
1997 – Edward II by Marlowe (Dir: A. Françon);
1997 – Les Petites heures by E. Durif (Dir: A. Françon);
1996 – La Mouette by A. Chekhov (Dir: A. Françon);
1995 – Philoctète by H. Müller (Dir: M. Langhoff);
1994 – 1995 – Pièces de guerre by E. Bond (Dir: A. Françon);
1993 – Désir sou les ormes by E. O’Neill (Dir: M. Langhoff) ;
1990 – 1991 – La Dame de chez Maxim’s by Feydeau (Dir: A. Françon) ;
1990 – 1991 – Britanicus by Racine (Dir: A. Françon) ;
1988 – 1989 – Made in Britain by D. Leland (Dir: S. Loic) ;
1984 – 1986 – Mahabharata (Dir: P. Brook) ;
1984 – Une lune pour les déshérités by E. O’Neill (Dir: A. Françon)