Jacques Brook

Jacques Ruisseau is an actor French born the December 20th 1931.

After having been workman (as of 14 years L-age) during a few years, initially like printer, then grinding-machine operator on machine with the factories Renault of Boulogne-Billancourt], to have been " grouillot" in an insurance company and sold newspapers " with the criée" , it enters in the Center of dramatic art of the 21 of the street Blanche to [[Paris]]. He was the pupil of Teddy Bilis, [[Georges Chamarat]] and [[Robert Manuel]]. He was the assistant director of [[Raymond Rouleau]] and of [[Marcelle Tassencourt]]; it arrived second of the contest '' Naissance of a Star '' whose prize winner was [[Claude Berri]], actor-realizer-producer. In 1967, it makes the round of the " Birds of lune" of Marcel Aymé, part whose main actors are Claude Laydu and Pierre Blanchard; this one will become the godfather of its daughter Dominique BROOK (sculptrice) in the honor of Dominique Blanchar. Jacques BROOK is especially known for his role of the medical student, Etienne Chantournel, in the first television serial daily French '' the Time of the Buddies '' of [[Jean Canolle]] and [[Robert Guez]] (with [[Henri Tissot]] and [[Claude Rollet]]). These three " Copains" and their author (Jean Canolle) continue to see himself regularly, more than forty five years after turning. He did many synchronous adaptations of film dialogs and televised series (trade which Mrs Genevieve LeForestier taught him, the mom of Maxime Leforestier) and was artistic director of doublings during a good score of years, during which, it sometimes happened to him to direct Daniel Gélin, Michel Picccoli, Pierre Vaneck and well of others, of which the dad and the mom of Catherine Deneuve! {{DEFAULTSORT: Brook, Jacques}} [[Category: French actor]] [[Category: Birth in 1931

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