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Pierre Boulanger-1

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1987-08-08
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A French film actor who gained recognition for his performances in Nos 18 ans and the Omar Sharif-starring movie Monsieur Ibrahim et les fleurs du Coran, he later expanded his reach to international cinema with a role in Monte Carlo, a 2011 American comedy film. Prior to achieving fame, he had already begun building his career with appearances in films such as Louis Page and Un vieil ami. As someone who was born and raised in Paris, France, his early life and artistic development were deeply rooted in the cultural heart of the country. Over time, he has grown into a respected figure in both French and global cinema.

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He made an appearance in the 2008 miniseries Terre de lumière, showcasing his talent in a role that contributed to the series’ overall impact.

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