A short but intense stint in Hollywood… From 1999 to 2003, Jean Dujardin was the star of the hit series Un Guy, Une Fille. After cutting his teeth on television, the actor had a few supporting roles in the cinema before experiencing success in 2005 with the film Brice de Nice. Popular, the ex-husband of Alexandra Lamy then played in OSS 117: Cairo, nest of spies, 99 francs, Les Infidèles, or even A balcony on the sea. In 2012, he became an international star thanks to his interpretation of a fallen star of silent cinema in the black and white film The Artist, which allowed him to be the first Frenchman to win the Oscar for best actor. Quickly, doors opened for the actor, who had supporting roles in The Wolf of Wall Street, alongside Leonardo di Caprio and Monuments Men, where he played opposite George Clooney. After his two experiences, however, Jean Dujardin returned to French cinema. Sunday December 15, 2024, on the 8:30 p.m. set on Sunday, on France 2, he spoke about his experience in Hollywood. “I don’t miss it at all!”, he exclaimed to Laurent Delahousse.
In complete transparency, Gilles Lellouche's accomplice explained: “The brain is very well made, in fact, it always keeps the best so I keep these great moments knowing already at the time that everything It was a transition and that my best roles would be in France anyway. It’s true, it’s confirmed!
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