Jean-Paul Belmondo
B- Birthday
- April 9, 1933
- Age
- 92
- Height
- 0'1" (2 cm)
- Net Worth
- $20M
About
Jean-Paul Belmondo was a highly influential French actor, producer, and distributor, initially associated with the French New Wave cinema movement of the 1960s. He gained significant recognition for his role in the groundbreaking film 'Breathless' (1960). Belmondo further modernized cinema with his performances in films like 'Two Women,' 'Le Doulos,' and 'That Man from Rio.' His work in 'That Man from Rio' also established him as a skilled stuntman, showcasing his versatility and physical capabilities.
Career Timeline
Breathless: New Wave Icon
Belmondo starred in 'Breathless,' a landmark film of the French New Wave. This immediately catapulted him to fame.
Two Women: Critical Acclaim
Belmondo demonstrated his acting range in 'Two Women'. Secured his place as a leading actor.
That Man From Rio: Adventure
He starred in 'That Man from Rio,' showcasing his action skills and charisma. This brought him international attention.
Stavisky: Continued Success
Belmondo continues to act in big budget films, further cementing his legacy. This allowed him to acquire significant wealth.
Le Professionnel: Memorable Role
Starred in 'Le Professionnel,' solidifying his action star status. This allowed him to continue his trajectory.
Stroke Affects Career
Belmondo suffered a stroke, which impacted his later career. This lead to a more relaxed lifestyle.
A Man and His Dog
Returned to acting in 'A Man and His Dog'. Showcased his resilience and passion for acting.
Death and Legacy
Belmondo passed away, leaving behind a legacy as a French cinema icon. He is remembered as one of France's greatest actors.
Enduring Cinematic Influence
Belmondo's films continue to be celebrated and watched, solidifying his legacy. He is remembered as one of the best actors of his time.
