Yvon Thiboutot

Yvon Thiboutot (1937 - Montreal, February 28th, 2004) is a Acteur Québécois.

Biography

Thiboutot is known for its many appearances on television in the Années 1960, 1970 and 1980. Initially known for its roles in series intended for youth, it obtains several roles of support in popular television serials, of which the Shepherd , Marilyn , Between Chiens and wolves , the Small Fatherland and the Good Adventure . It also held of many roles of doubling of American productions postsynchronized in Quebec. In 1968, he played the part of “Tony” in the musical comedy Monica the grapeshot of Michel Conte with the PdA of Montreal.

Thiboutot was also active on the trade-union and political scene. It took part in the foundation of the Rassemblement for national independence (RIN), on September 10th, 1960, in addition to occupying several trade-union mandates, of which the position of secretary general of the Union of the artists and that of trade-union representative of the professors of the Conservatoire of dramatic art of Quebec.

Catalog of films

1967 : Marie Quat' Pockets (series TV): Général Twisted
1969: Thingummy of Tarmacadam (series TV): Go-getter Cretin
1970: Skinny fellow and Gras-Double (series TV): the Secret agent
1970: the Shepherd (series TV): Valentine
1973: Bull : Denis Corriveau
1974: the Small Fatherland (television serial)|The Small Fatherland (series TV): Coconut-the-war
1977: Panic
1983: The Deadly Range off Nations (voice)
1991: Marilyn (series TV)
1996: The Legend off the Flying Canoe : Narrator (voice)

Rewards and nominations

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Anecdotes

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