Biography
Fabrice Luchini is a French actor. Born Robert Luchini on 1 November 1951 in Paris, he began his career with a role in Philippe Labro's Tout peut arriver (1969). He studied acting under Jean-Laurent Cochet and appeared in early films by Éric Rohmer, including Le Genou de Claire (1970).
Luchini has worked extensively in both film and theatre. He gained wider recognition with his role in Christian Vincent's La Discrète (1990) and received the César Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1994 for Claude Lelouch's Tout ça… pour ça !. His notable film roles include parts in Potiche (2010), Les Femmes du 6e étage (2011), Dans la maison (2012) and L'Hermine (2015). He is also known for one-man stage readings of literary texts.
He has received multiple César nominations and continues to appear in French cinema and theatre productions.
