Biography
Noam Morgensztern is a French actor, musician and sound technician. Born on 17 December 1980 in Toulouse, he is the son of documentary filmmaker Isy Morgensztern. He began acting and piano studies as a child in Toulouse and later trained at the Cours Simon in Paris and the Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique, graduating in 2006.
He entered the Comédie-Française as a pensionnaire in 2013 and became its 544th sociétaire in 2026. Morgensztern has appeared in numerous stage productions there and has worked extensively in film and television. Early screen credits include the voice of three children in Kandahar (2001) and the recurring role of Tintin in the series Louis la Brocante (1998–2007). He won the Best Male Newcomer award at the La Rochelle Festival for La Loi de mon pays (2010).
His later screen work includes roles in Paris Police 1900 (2021), Consent (2023), A Private Life (2025) and De Gaulle: Liberté (2026), as well as series such as Laëtitia (2020) and Les Sentinelles (2025).
