Jean-Francois Perrier

Throughout his entertainment career as an accomplished actor, Jean-Francois Perrier graced the silver screen many times. Perrier's earliest roles were in film, including "Le Bal" (1984) starring Etienne Guichardthe drama "Paulette" (1985) with Jeanne Marine and "Yiddish Connection" (1986) with Charles Aznavour. He also appeared in "Comedie d'ete" (1989) with Maruschka Detmers, "The Voyage of Captain Fracassa" (1990) and "Vincent & Theo" (1990). He continued to act in productions like "Delicatessen" (1992), the historical drama "Petain" (1993) with Jacques Dufilho and the period drama "Marie's Song: I Was I Know Not Where" (1994) with Sylvie Testud. He also appeared in the historical love story "Jefferson in Paris" (1995) with Nick Nolte, "Bewildered Malik" (1997) and the dramatic comedy "Mauvais Genre" (1997) with Jacques Gamblin. Perrier's music was most recently used in the Al Pacino dramedy "Stand Up Guys" (2012). In the nineties and the early 2000s, Perrier lent his talents to projects like "Tenue Correcte Exigee" with Jacques Gamblin (1997), "The Gods Must Be Dancing" with Antoine De Caunes (1997) and "The Bone Collector" with Denzel Washington (1999). His credits also expanded to "Life in the Balance" (Lifetime, 2001-02) and "Nowhere in Sight" (Lifetime, 2004-05).