Bernard Le Coq
Biography
Bernard Le Coq (born 25 September 1950) is a French actor. He has appeared in more than one hundred and fifty films since 1967. His first big role Bernard Le Coq has played as Annie Girardot's son and Claude Jade's brother in the family drama Hearth Fires by Serge Korber in 1972. He won a César Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in 2002 for his performance as Prof. Christian Licht in Beautiful Memories. Source: Article "Bernard Le Coq" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
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Movies (42)
Le Noël de monsieur Hubert
as Hubert
2025
The Future Awaits
2025
Fêlés
as Daniel
2024
Maybe Next Time
as Pierre-Aimé
2023
Le Goût du crime
as Jerôme Grenadier
2023
Forever Young
as André
2022
La Dernière Reine de Tahiti
as Révérend Georges Pritchard
2022
Tricky Old Dogs 2
as Antoine
2022
Uman – The Perfect Man
as Docteur Morgan
2022
Adieu Paris
as Enzo
2022
The Grand Restaurant III
as Victor's father
2021
Last Dance
as André
2019
Just the Three of Us
as Etienne
2019
The Ideal Palace
as Auguste
2019
Without a Trace
as Martin Calbert
2018
J'ai perdu Albert
as Georges
2018
Christ(Off)
as Father Bernard
2018
Daddy Cool
as Martin
2017
Accidental Family
as Marc
2017
Frères à demi
as Stan Vidal
2016
Goodbye and See You Soon
as Henri Duvallois
2015
Blood Red
as César
2014
Chef Challenge
as Victor
2013
La Dernière Campagne
as Jacques Chirac
2013
Capital
as Antoine de Suze
2012
Mes deux amours
as Hadrien Darcourt
2012
Brother and Sister
as Bruno Cellini
2012
Three-Way Serenade
as Self
2012
Le Bonheur des Dupré
as Bruno
2011
Une vie française
as Jean Villandreux
2011
The Conquest
as Jacques Chirac
2011
Bowing Out
as Simon
2011
Une cible dans le dos
as Christian
2011
Le Temps du silence
as Manuel - 1992
2011
His Name Was Vian
as Raymond Queneau
2011
I Love Périgord
as Adémar
2011
Streamfield, les carnets noirs
as Dominique Menacci
2010
Le Président, sa femme et moi !
2010
Great life
as Mascrier
2009
Fashion Victim
as Castaing
2009
Aveugle mais pas trop
as Vincent
2009
Désobéir (Aristides de Sousa Mendes)
as Aristides de Souza Mendes
2009
