Jacques De Jouette

He began an acting career around thirty years; With a hundred films to his credit, he is one of the major actors in the supporting roles of French cinema. He is distinguished by roles such as that of Senator Dell'Acqua in Thirteen Wives for Casanova by François Legrand or the Bishop of Orleans in Joan of Arc by Luc Besson. More recently, he was Amédée the doyen of the monks in Xavier Beauvois' Men and Gods, where he played alongside Lambert Wilson and Michael Lonsdale.