Didier Haudepin

Didier Haudepin (born the August 15th 1951 with Paris) is an actor, producer and realizer French.

Biography

After having begun in 1960 in Moderato Cantabile from Peter Brook, it was made known by several roles of child or of préadolescent, in particular in the Homosexual relationships of Jean Delannoy (1964) or, with the theater, in the City whose prince is a child of Henry de Montherlant (1967).

At the end of the Years 1960, it makes literary studies until in Khâgne with the Lycée Henri-Iv (Paris), experiment who shows through in his film the Most beautiful Age (1995) with Élodie Bouchez, or the Staircase of the prophets (2006).

Actor until in 1978, it assembled Bloody Mary Productions, and passed to the realization since 1979.

It is the older brother of the actress Sabine Haudepin.

Catalog of films

Actor

1960: Moderato Cantabile of Peter Brook
1963: Comment do you find my sister? of Michel Boisrond
1964: Homosexual relationships of Jean Delannoy
1965: Communal the of Jean the Host
1965: Player pianos of Juan Antonio Bardem
1966: Cotolay of Jose Antonio Nieves Cop
1966: Signal Ace of Russo Mario
1967: (with the theater) the City whose prince is a child of Henry de Montherlant
1970: the Promise of the paddle of Jules Dassin
1971: Assassins of the order of Flesh-colored Marcel
1971: has time for loving of Christopher Miles
1972: Hellé of Roger Vadim
1972: Right to like Eric Hung
1973: are you interested in the thing? of Jacques Baratier
1973: the Angels of Jean Desvilles
1976: Innocent the of Luchino Visconti
1976: the Judge and the assassin of Bertrand Tavernier
1978: Civil wars in France of François Barat and Joel Farges
1978: Madam the Judge (televised series)
1979: Listening to see… Hugo Santiago
1982: For 100 bricks you ace plus nothing Edouard Molinaro
1986: Very the Good news of Christophe Jancovic

Realizer

1980 : Paco infallible the
1985: Elsa, Elsa!
1995 : the Most beautiful Age
2006: the Staircase of the prophets

Anecdote

Its roles in the Homosexual relationships according to a novel of Roger Peyrefitte, and in the very noticed part of Montherlant were worth to him during its embarrassing adolescence one popularity near a public of which it never formed part.

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