Paul Hughen: biographie, films et séries, crédits

Nicolas Marié (born 1954) is a celebrated French actor known for his exuberant comedic style and frequent collaborations with director Albert Dupontel. He won the César Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as the blind archivist M. Blin in the film "Adieu les cons" (Bye Bye Morons), a performance marked by its hilarity and poignancy. Marié is a master of the "second role," often stealing scenes in films like "9 mois ferme" and "Micmacs à tire-larigot." His acting is characterized by a unique energy, precise timing, and a willingness to embrace absurdity. On television, he is known for his role as the prosecutor Vladimir Quiring in the series "La Stagiaire." He is also a prolific voice actor, often dubbing for actors like Tim Roth and John Slattery in French. Marié's career is a testament to the power of character acting. He brings a touch of madness and humanity to French cinema that is entirely his own. Nicolas Marié is a true eccentric of the screen. His partnership with Dupontel has produced some of the most memorable comedic moments in recent French film history.