Marc Lavoine

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Characters played by Marc Lavoine

Louis Daniel — Crossing Lines (2013)

Director of the ICC special crime unit, overseeing operations and managing team dynamics.

Alex — Frenchmen (2003)

Alex is one of four lifelong friends, alongside Antoine, Jeff, and Manu. The friends are drawn closer by a father's death, a wife's infidelity, and a daughter's wedding. He shares feelings and mutual support with them as they face events beyond their control and reconsider their lives and relationships with women.

Martineau — Torment (1994)

A man whose room Nelly secretly contacts and whose reservation she falsely claims was canceled, apparently to prevent him from meeting Paul.

Tonton Joe — Love Addict (2018)

Gabriel's uncle, who attempts to help him overcome his addiction through unusual remedies, including hypnosis and the instruction to place his penis in acacia honey twice a day.

Valentin — Perfect Match... (2007)

A young man with desperate humor who lost his girlfriend, job, and apartment. He is squatting in his absent uncle's apartment in an upscale neighborhood, sharing the building with Hélène, and slowly gets closer to her.

Alex — Frenchmen 3 (2013)

Alex is one of the four friends and still runs his sports magazine. His former womanizing life catches up with him when his assistant Joëlle tells him that he is the biological father of her son. Shaken by the news, Alex decides to confess it to Nanou, his wife, despite fearing her reaction.

Career Overview

Marc Lavoine has 79 screen credits in a career dating back to 1977. Their work is anchored in the Le Cœur des Hommes universe with 3 titles. Signature works include Freedom, The Island Bird, The Grad Job. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
79
Birth Date
1962-08-06 00:00:00
Birth Place
Longjumeau, Essonne, France

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q951025), public domain (CC0).