pascal greggory

A three-time Cesar nominee and an icon in French cinema for more than five decades, Pascal Greggory is an actor from Paris, France. He has appeared in over 100 films and television series throughout his career.

Born in 1954, Greggory made his professional acting debut in the 1976 film Docteur Francoise Gailland. This led to appearances in several prominent French films including Flammes, The Bronte Sisters, Chasse-croise, and A Good Marriage. He continued to appear in films and TV movies throughout the 1980s and 1990s, and in 1999, Greggory played the Duke of Alencon in The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc. Greggory then starred as the lead character in Confusion of Genders, followed by prominent roles in Raja, Ghost River, Gabrielle, La France, and This Night. He was soon recognized as one of the finest actors in French cinema and received several award nominations.

Greggory has recently appeared in Bye Bye Blondie, My Friend Victoria, Rouge, School’s Out, Saturday Fiction, and Our Lady Of The Nile. He has also starred in French television series including Glace and Section Zero. Greggory is openly gay and has had high profile relationships with Patrice Chereau and François-Marie Banier. He was recently honored at French Institute Alliance Française in New York City and continues to make regular appearances in films. Pascal Greggory is an iconic French actor with a truly legendary career.