Stéphane Pouplard

Trained in Paris at Cours Florent, Stéphane got his start with the actor Jean-Claude Brialy. He assisted him from 1993 to 1997 during his theatre festivals and his different plays. At the same time, he works on radio Europe 1 as a journalist, specializing in cinema and theater. Then, for 4 years, he's editor-in-chief and executive producer, for TF1 and TPS, in Arthur's company, Endemol. It was in 2004 that he decided to devote himself entirely to the profession of actor, to theater by defending authors like Anouilh, Pinget, Albee or Vitrac and by lending his voice to dubbing and publicity. Fan of the actor Louis de Funès, he acquired the rights of his famous movie Pouic-Pouic which he co-adapted and co-produced. This play, with Valérie Mairesse, Lionnel Astier and Eric Berger, was a success from 2011 to 2013. Stéphane played and produced too, with his company, Génealog'hic!, a show conceived from texts by Carole Fréchette, and Courts-circuits, a montage based on short scenes by Jean-Michel Ribes and Roland Topor. After joining Mathilde Mayet's agency, NOMA Talents, Stéphane turns in several shorts, in Vagabondes, a movie directed by Philippe Dajoux and for television in the series Munch (TF1) with Isabelle Nanty and Chronicles of the Sun (France 2).