Louis-Do de Lencquesaing
Biography
Louis-Do de Lencquesaing (born 25 December 1963) is a French actor and film director. His daughter, Alice de Lencquesaing, is also an actress. Source: Article "Louis-Do de Lencquesaing" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
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Movies (41)
Death Will Come
as Charles Mahr
2026
The Man Who Saw the Bear
as Christos
2025
Redress
as Maxime Mangenot
2025
Wesh Rimbaud
2024
Limonov: The Ballad
as Intellectual Paris
2024
Le Voyage en pyjama
as Frédéric
2024
Return to Seoul
as Andre
2022
The Nannies
as Henri
2022
Kompromat
2022
Between Two Worlds
as Louis-Do
2022
Lost Illusions
as Finot
2021
Love Affair(s)
as Director
2020
The Holy Family
as Jean
2019
Ibiza
as Michel
2019
Wide Load
as Arthur Combasse
2019
À cause des filles…?
as Bernard
2019
One Nation, One King
as Louis XIV
2018
Paris Pigalle
as Owner of Mansion
2018
Trissotin ou les Femmes savantes
as Chrysale
2018
The Lion Sleeps Tonight
as Le réalisateur
2018
Money
as Mercier
2017
Ares
as PDG Donevia
2016
Brice 3
as Doctor Louis-Do de Bordeaux
2016
The Dancer
as Armand
2016
Blind Sun
as Gilles
2016
Marseille
as Stéphane
2016
Looking for Her
as Alex
2016
Taj Mahal
as Louise's Father
2015
Francofonia
as Jacques Jaujard
2015
A Stormy Summer Night
as Pierre
2015
The Art Dealer
as Melchior
2015
Valentin Valentin
as Freddy Livorno
2015
The Price of Fame
as L’avocat
2015
Get Well Soon
as Surgeon
2014
Des lendemains qui chantent
as Jacques Sadoun
2014
Les Coquillettes
as PA
2013
It Boy
as Julien
2013
Superstar
as Jean-Baptiste
2012
Paris-Manhattan
as Pierre
2012
In a Rush
as Paul
2012
The Art of Love
as Ludovic
2011
TV Shows (9)
Néro the Assassin
as Nicolas de Rochemort
2025
Spies of Terror
as Commissaire Gomez
2024
Sur la dalle
as Danglard
2024
Bardot
as Henri-Georges Clouzot
2023
Transatlantic
as Andre Breton
2023
The Crimson Rivers
as Vincent Guerin
2018
The Art of Crime
as Charles Varane
2017
Alias Caracalla, au cœur de la Résistance
as "Bernard" d’Astier de La Vigerie
2013
Kaboul Kitchen
as Paul Braque
2012