Activities : Associate producer, Director, Scriptwriter, Author of original work, Actor, Voice, voice-over
Represented by : VMA
Agent : Bertrand de Labbey
Official website : www.richardberrylesite.com

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A french gigolo(2008), from Josiane Balasko
A pain in the ass(2008), from Francis Veber
Le Coach(2008), from Olivier Doran
Crossfire(2007), from Claude-Michel Rome
Please Don't Go(2006), from Bernard Jeanjean
Mauvais œil (Le)(2006), from Félicie Dutertre, François Rabes
Enfants du terrain vague (Les)(2006), from Marco Carmel
The Black Box(2005), from Richard Berry
The Valet(2005), from Francis Veber
Red Needles(2005), from Jean-François Davy

Complete filmography

At the age of 16, Richard Berry joins a group of amateur actors and develops a passion for Racine, Corneille, Molière and Beaumarchais. In 1969, he enters the National Drama Academy and then joins the Comédie-Française for the seven next years.
Elie Chouraquie offers him his first main role on screen in My First Love and he then continues to regularly appear in first works such as An Assassin Passes By by Michel Vianey or Putain d’histoire d’amour by Gilles Béhat. In 1982, Richard Berry has his first success with The Nark by Bob Swain and A Man and a Woman: 20 Years Later by Claude Lelouch, sequel of A Man and a Woman. La Garce is the beginning of a nice collaboration with Christine Pascal and he will also remain true to Alexandre Arcady with whom he works on the two episodes of Le Grand Pardon. With Patrick Timsit, he takes comedy up again in What A Drag! by Gabriel Aghion and Quasimodo d’el Paris by Patrick Timsit.
In 2001, Richard Berry directs his first movie L’Art (délicat) de la seduction and the same year he appears in August 15th by Patrick Alessandrin and the next year in The New Jean-Claude by Didier Tronchet, adaptation of a famous comic strip.
In 2002, Richard Berry also takes part to the transposition on screen of Corto Maltese, another comic strip, for which he is the voice of the famous adventurer.
In 2002, he directs his second movie, a comedy, I, Cesar.
In 2005, Richard Berry stars in The Valet by Francis Veber and directs his third feature The Black Box starring José Garcia.

INTERNATIONAL CAREER :
1991 – Shadows of the Past – Dir: G. Pelletier (Canada/France/USA)

TV:
2004 – Mortel chahut – Dir: A. Sélignac;
2004 – Du côté de chez Marcel (voice) – Dir: D. Ladoge;
2003 – Péril imminent – Dir: C. Bonnet;
2003 – Mon voisin du dessus – Dir: L. Katrian;
1996 – L’Enfant du secret – Dir: J. Dayan;
1995 – Pour la vie – Dir: M. Courtois;
1995 – Le Cavalier des nuages – Dir: G. Béhat;
1995 – Les Agneaux – Dir: M. Schupbach;
1995 – Victor et François – Dir: J. Dayan & R. Goots;
1992 – Machination – Dir: G. Vergez;
1991 – Shadow of the past – Dir: G. Pelletier;
1989 – Comprarsi la vita – Dir: D. Campana (Italy);
1982 – La Dame de coeur – Dir: J. Sagols;
1982 – Fausse note – Dir: P. Kassovitz;
1981 – Le Petit paradis – Dir: M. Wyn;
1980 – La Dernière nuit de Marie Stuart – Dir: D. Decoin;
1979 – Le Coeur en écharpe – Dir: P. Viard;
1979 – Les Acteurs de bonne foi – Dir: F. Chatel;
1973 – Au théâtre ce soir: Le Bonheur des autres – Dir: G. Folgoas

TV SERIES:
1995 – Le Juge est une femme “Le Secret de Marion” – Dir: D. Albert;
1983 – Le Lavabo – Dir: P. Bouchitey

THEATRE:
2005 – L’Emmerdeur by F. Veber (Dir: F. Veber);
2004 – Café chinois by I. Lewis (Dir: R. Berry);
2000 – Trois versions de la vie by Y. Réza (Dir: P. Kerbrat);
1996 – Un grand cri d’amour by J. Balasko (Dir: J. Balasko);
1993 – Partenaires by D. Mamet (Dir: B. Stora);
1989 – L’Ex-femme de ma vie by J. Balasko (Dir: J. Balasko);
1989 – Andromaque by Racine (Dir: R. Planchon);
1986 – B29 by A. Page (Dir: D. Golby);
1981 – L’Illusion comique by P. Corneille (Dir: P. Romans)

1972 – 1980 (Comédie Française)
Le Songe d’une nuit d’été by W. Shakespeare (Dir: P. Valde);
Les Fourberies de Scapin by Molière (Dir: J. Echantillon);
Le Misanthrope by Molière (Dir: J.-L. Boutté & C. Hiegel);
Andromaque by Racine (Dir: J.-P. Roussillon);
Les Fausses confidences by Marivaux (Dir: M. Etcheverry);
Les Acteurs de bonne foi by Molière (Dir: J.-L. Boutté);
Coeur à deux by G. Foissy (Dir: J.-P. Miquel);
Lorenzaccio by A. de Musset (Dir: F. Zefirelli);
Le Barbier de Séville by Beaumarchais (Dir: M. Etcheverry);
Dave au bord de la mer by R. Kaliski (Dir: A. Vitez);
Le Tartuffe by Molière (Dir: J.-P. Roussillon)