Raphaël Lacaille

Hailed as one of the brightest young stars on the Quebec film scene following his lead debut role in "Jo pour Jonathan" (2010), actor Raphaël Lacaille then built on his early promise with an array of intriguing performances across the stage, screen and web. After graduating from the Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe with a degree in performing arts in 2009, Lacaille made an instant impression when he was cast as Jonathan, one of two brothers drawn into the world of illegal car racing, in Maxime Giroux's powerful family drama "Jo pour Jonathan" (2010), later picking up Best Actor at the annual Whistler Film Festival for his efforts. Lacaille then alternated between the small and the big screen, guesting on medical series "Trauma" (Radio-Canada 2010- ) and short-lived sitcom "Penthouse 5-0" (Radio-Canada 2011) and landing minor roles as a poker player in comedy drama "La mise à l'aveugle" (2011) and a drug victim in Manon Briand's Hitchcockian thriller "Liverpool" (2011). While after appearing in road movie "Voyez comme ils dansent" (2011), he gained plaudits for playing multiple characters in the play "Las Pastorale des santons de Provence." Following a bit-part in interconnecting crime epic "Roche papier ciseaux" (2011), Lacaille continued to showcase his talents in front of and behind the camera, writing, producing and starring in the web series "Les Motst'asdits" and "Les Etres-Anges." After cameos in police drama "19-2" (Radio-Canada 2011-) and comedy series "Les Bobos" (Télé-Québec, 2012-13), he gave his most notable performance since his debut as small time pot dealer J-P in Onur Karaman's snapshot of Quebec's multi-cultural society, "La ferme des humains" (2013).