Raphaël Foal

Raphaël Foal (known as " Mr Moulin") of Rugby to XV French is a professional player, born the August 6th 1980 with Amiens, Picardy which evolves/moves at the station of winger (1,86 m, 98 kg) to the Racing subway 92.

Biography

Formed with Beauvais, it signs for the French Stade CASG Paris in 1998. Regarded as a very great hope at its station, it prematurely puts a term at its career in June 2005, because of many wounds.

Bad luck it forever left at the point to make him miss not less than six major finales and a selection in Team of France: called in Équipe of France in 2000 has, it must decline the selection and misses in the tread the finale of the championship of France against Colomiers with the French Stage for a wound with the shoulder. In 2001, it misses the final of the Coupe of Europe against Leicester. In 2003, it still misses the finale by the championship against Toulouse (fracture), then that of 2004 against Perpignan (tear). Finally in 2005, it misses the final by the Cut of Europe against the Stade Toulousain, then that of the championship against the Biarritz Olympique, after which it announces its end of a career. He nevertheless is regarded as three times champion of France because he took part well in the course of his team until these finales.

In 2007, after two years without competitions, Raphaël Poulain returns from its retirement and signs with the Racing subway 92.

Career of actor

Having decided to stop Rugby, it launches out in a career of actor. It takes courses at the Laboratory of the actor in Paris, then plays two parts with the cinema in It is beautiful a city the night of Richard Bohringer (2006), then Pars quickly and return late of Régis Wargnier, adapted of a novel of Fred Vargas (left envisaged in 2007).

In September 2006, it is with the poster of the Last night for Marie Stuart , with the Marigny Theater with Paris, in the role of Petitjean, the apprentice of the torturer charged to carry out the queen, incarnated by Isabelle Adjani.

Successive clubs

Prize list

  • Champion of France 2000,2003,2004
  • Finalist of the Cut of Europe 2001,2005
  • Champion of France juniors Reichel 1999

Primary source: Olympic Midday Magazine , October 2006.

External bonds

  • Interview on the site of the French Stage, 2001
  • the Laboratory of the actor
  • Official site of Beauvais Rugby Club
  • Official site of the French Stage Paris

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