Jackie Berroyer

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Characters played by Jackie Berroyer

Docteur Lint — Bye Bye Morons (2020)

The obstetrician who delivered Suze's baby, Dr Lint arranged for the child to avoid child services and be adopted by another patient who could not have children. Now living with advanced Alzheimer's, he cannot initially recall the details, but a moment of clarity allows him to remember the adoptive patient's name.

Paul — Textiles (2004)

Paul is one of the eccentric owners of the shared holiday home on a small Mediterranean island. He and Colette become connected to Sophie and Olivier when the couple responds to the unusually cheap classified advertisement and completes the purchase, establishing the situation that leads the family into the naturist area.

Arthur — Love Is in the Air (2013)

A fellow passenger on the flight.

M. Bartel — Calvaire (2005)

The paranoid and reclusive proprietor of a rundown inn. Consumed by grief over his abandoned wife Gloria, he kidnaps Marc and forces him to impersonate her. He vandalizes Marc's van, crucifies him, confronts intoxicated villagers in a pub, and is eventually mortally wounded during a siege before dying.

le Père de Chloé — Every Jack Has a Jill (2009)

Chloe's concerned father, who worries that she is becoming a recluse like him. He reminds her that life requires someone who can return the ball, even when human exchange is awkward or painful.

Maître Joanovici — Little Indian, Big City (1994)

A lawyer who enters Stéphane's business troubles through an opportunity involving a substantial amount of cash. The money is described as potentially dirty, and its owners prefer secrecy. Stéphane and his associates become involved in arranging its return, making Joanovici part of the increasingly tense financial plot.

Ricoeur — Neuilly sa mère, sa mère ! (2018)

A peer or acquaintance involved in secondary social interactions.

le curé — Cold Moon (1991)

The priest receives the parcel brought by Simon and Dédé and is present in the church where Dédé hears an explanation of the Virgin Mary and religious protection. His church provides a quiet sacred contrast to the men’s drinking, sexual bravado, and unstable behavior.

Alain — Adieu Paris (2022)

One of the ageing friends who belonged to the great figures of the Parisian artistic scene. He participates in the group's yearly reunion dinner, held in one of the capital's most famous restaurants so that the friends do not lose sight of one another. During the meal, his exchanges showcase the bitterness and warmth that make their friendship both pathetic and irresistible as age catches up with them.

Moskowitz — Chameleon (1996)

Commissioner and Léa's former lover. He agrees to help clear her name after her self-defense shooting, but demands she carry out an assassination as payment.

The king — The Dark Room (2000)

The French sovereign suffering from an untreatable fistula. After Aliénor cures him, he grants her wish to marry Bertrand de Roussillon, forcibly imposing the union on the reluctant nobleman and setting the central conflict in motion.

Le SDF — Christmas at the Riviera (2012)

A homeless man encountered during the evening's series of incidents, representing an unexpected disruption to Sarah's carefully laid plans.

Career Overview

Jackie Berroyer has 116 screen credits in a career dating back to 1981. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Tout le monde ment with 4 titles. Signature works include Bye Bye Morons, Calvaire, Primitifs. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
116
Birth Date
1946-05-24
Birth Place
Reims, Marne, France

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q3157386), public domain (CC0).