Interview with Michel Vuillermoz "We always had fun, and it was always done in pleasure and desire… »

Focus on a great actor of French comedy. He was recently part of the cast of the series of Ovni(s) on Canal +. Michel Vuillermoz plays Marcel Bénes, an investigator at Gepan, a very pronounced caricature of the civil servant of the time. With its piles of unprocessed files, overwhelmed but calm.

Who is Michel Vuillermoz?

Aged 58, Michel Vuillermoz is originally from Orleans. He began his career by enrolling at the Orleans Conservatory, then at the Cours Jean Périmony in Paris before joining the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art from which he graduated in 1989. He played in Ruys Blas, by Victor Hugo, by Nicolas Lormeau, as well as in "Les guerres picrocholines" by Gabor Rassov and in Richard III in Shakespeare, two plays directed by Pierre Pradinas. On February 17, 2003, Michel Vuillermoz was hired for the role of Infortunatov in "The Forest of Ostroski" directed by Piotr Fomenko. He then became the 515th^{member of} the Troupe^{on January 1} , 2007. Denis Podalydès then offered him the title role in Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand. He won the Critics' Union Award for Best Comedian in 2007. He is an Officer in the Order of Arts and Letters. In addition to these French comedies and collaborations on television or on short films, Michel Vuillermoz has played in a hundred films. In 2019 -2020, he plays in "Angels in America" by Tony Kushner by Arnaud Desplechin at the Salle Richelieu. Comédie française Comédie française https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvjBr2YTXJI&ab_channel=JustFocus Currently, he can be found on Canal + in the series Ovni's with the first season of 12 episodes of 30 min. And soon season 2. The series will plunge you back into the illusion of a free era, where everything was possible. A poetic era, by music, by the charm of clothing… In short, an endearing era that plunges us into the 1970s.

So how was the actor seduced?

"What appealed to me was the originality of the subject and that it was above all very well written. Very well dialogued. There was also a real suspense from one episode to another… Michel Vuillermoz. The series is available since January 11 on Canal +.