Olivier Rabourdin

Olivier Rabourdin is one of the most critically acclaimed and popular French film actors of our time. He's starred in over seventy films, and has won acclaim for his nuanced and powerful performances in dramas, comedies, and thrillers alike. His versatility and range as an actor have made him a favorite of both French and international audiences. Born in 1959 in the rural town of Saint-Amand-Montrond, Olivier Rabourdin started his career in 1985 in the television series "Le Bureau des Lèvres". He quickly gained a following for his powerful and nuanced performances in dramas and thrillers alike, and by the early 1990s he had started to appear in leading roles in high-profile films. Olivier Rabourdin is known for his powerful and nuanced performances in dramas and thrillers alike, and is a favorite of both French and international audiences. His versatility and range as an actor have made him a favorite of both French and international audiences. Whether playing the complex and conflicted lead in a psychological thriller like "The Lacemaker" or the charismatic and heroic lead in a war drama like "The War of the Worlds", Olivier Rabourdin always brings his A-game to the screen. His latest film, "Of Gods and Men", was nominated for a French César Award in the category of Best Supporting Actor (Meilleur acteur dans un second rôle). Look for him in future films to come, and be sure to check out his website for exclusive updates and behind-the-scenes footage!