Nils Tavernier

Nils Tavernier's success as an actor began when he was a mere 15 years old. Tavernier's career in acting began with his roles in various films like "A Week's Vacation" (1980), "Entre Nous" (1983) with Miou-Miou and the Nicole Garcia drama "La Lumiere du lac" (1988). He also appeared in the Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu dramatic period piece "La Passion Beatrice" (1988), the dramatic period piece "Story of Women" (1989) with Isabelle Huppert and the historical romance "Valmont" (1989) with Colin Firth. He continued to act in productions like the Claude Brasseur drama "Sale Comme un Ange" (1991), "Sisi und der Kaiserkuss" (1991) and the drama "3000 Scenarios contre un virus" (1994) with Anémone. He also appeared in the action picture "D'Artagnan's Daughter" (1994) with Sophie Marceau, "L.627" (1994) and the Romane Bohringer dramedy "Mina Tannenbaum" (1995). Tavernier continued to exercise his talent in the nineties and the early 2000s, taking on a mix of projects like "A Brother" with Jeannick Gravelines (1997), "De l'autre cote du periphe" with Frédéric Bourboulon (1998) and "Post Coitum" with Brigitte Rouan (1998). His credits also expanded to "The Seagull" (1999), "Etoiles: Dancers of the Paris Opera" (2002) and "Ferocious" (2002). Tavernier most recently directed "The Finishers" (2014).