François Arnaud is a talented Canadian actor whose career has flourished across various mediums, showcasing his versatility and dedication to the craft. He began his professional journey in Canada, where he gained recognition for his role in the comedy series Taxi 0-22 and made a significant impact with his performance as Antonin Rimbaud in the acclaimed French-Canadian film I Killed My Mother. This role earned him a VFCC Award for Best Supporting Actor, marking a pivotal moment that opened doors to Hollywood opportunities.

Arnaud’s breakout role came when he portrayed Cesare Borgia in Showtime’s period drama series The Borgias. His compelling performance captivated audiences and critics alike, solidifying his status as a prominent actor in the industry. Following this success, he took on diverse roles, including Oscar in NBC’s Blindspot and the troubled psychic Manfred Bernardo in Midnight, Texas, where he showcased his ability to tackle complex characters.

In addition to his television work, Arnaud has made notable contributions to film, including the psychological thriller Origami, which he filmed in his hometown of Montreal. His commitment to his roles is evident in the physically demanding projects he undertakes, such as the indie film She’s in Portland and the innovative Rapid Eye Movement, where he played a radio DJ attempting to break a world record.

Most recently, Arnaud starred in the music video for “How Far Will We Take It?” by Orville Peck and Noah Cyrus, further demonstrating his artistic range. With a career marked by significant achievements and a passion for storytelling, François Arnaud continues to be a dynamic force in the entertainment industry.