

Cast & creator
Best known for Quotidien, Quotidien, Vivement dimanche
Fabrice Luchini was born in Île-de-France, Paris, into an Italian immigrant family, who were fruit and vegetable vendors. He grew up around the neighbourhood of Goutte d'Or in Paris's 18th arrondissement. When he was 13, his mother apprenticed him to a hairdresser in a trendy parlor on Avenue Matignon, where he would take the name of the hairdresser's son, Fabrice, in place of his real name, Robert. At the same time he developed a great interest for literature (Balzac, Flaubert, Proust). His passion for soul music (James Brown) made him a regular of discothèques. This is where he met Philippe Labro, who gave him his first role in Tout peut arriver in 1969. He then studied acting under Jean-Laurent Cochet. However, it was his collaboration with Éric Rohmer that would make him popular for Le Genou de Claire in 1970, in which he played a small role as an adolescent. He appeared in Rohmer's Perceval le Gallois, and Les Nuits de la pleine lune, and in films directed by Nagisa Oshima, Pierre Zucca, Claude Lelouch, Cedric Klapisch, Édouard Molinaro. Thanks to Jean-Laurent Cochet, he later discovered theater, his true passion, which he described as "the only place where life is expressed... something that no school will ever teach". However, it was his role in La Discrète, directed by Christian Vincent in 1990, that made him well-known to the general public. He divides his work between cinema and theater, where since 1980 he has had considerable success with readings from the texts of La Fontaine, Nietzsche, Céline's Voyage au bout de la nuit, Paul Valéry and Roland Barthes. Description above from the Wikipedia article Fabrice Luchini, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Also known as: Robert Luchini, Fabrice Lucchini, Фабрис Лукини, فابریس لوکینی
103
film credits
13
television credits
113
1969–2026 · acting roles
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Showing 116 of 116 credits

Self
2016
Self - Guest
2016
Self
1998

Self - Guest
2006
Self
1978
Self
2015
Self - Presenter
1976
Self - Host
1976
Germain
2012
André - Story 1
1974
Jules César
2012

Fouché
2018
Judge Rabusset
2023
Self
1982
Christian
2025
Bonardin
1980
Oswaldo
1984
Martin
2014
Marcel Loiseau
2023
Jean Michel Rouche
2019
Arthur Dreyfus
2019
André van Peteghem
2016
Robert Zuchini
2026
Co-Producer
2026
Robert Pujol
2010
Vincent
1970
Paul Theraneau
2019
Octave
1984
Mercillat
1981
Émile
2026
Antoine
1990
Narrator
2025
Jean-Louis Joubert
2011
Camus, student
1978
Self (archive footage)
2019
Camille
1992
Self
2022
Le marchand de tableau
1987
Roland Verneuil
2008
Jean Leroy
2023
Bertrand Beauvois
2008
Fabrice
2024
Self
2002
William
2004
Nicolas
1986

Fabio Lini
1996
Belzébuth
2024
Self
1975
Self
1998
Shady Lawyer
1986
Fabrice Lenormand
1993
Fabrice / Self
2006
Perceval
1978
Marc Rossignol, l’instituteur
1993
Michel Racine
2015
M. Jourdain
2007
Barnie
2001
Guard at the Malraux museum
2008
Alain
2018
Count Gonzague
1997
Derville
1994
Jourdan
1990
Arnaud
2010
Self
2008

Self
2025
Michel
1985
Roi Charles VII
2019
Simon Arcos
2005
Serge
1998
Magnus
1997
Serge Tanneur
2013
Original Story
2013
Jacques
1988
Didier Temple
1999
Luc Fabri
1987
Camille Prader
1995
Arthur
1986
Bob Hemler
1983
Arthur
1980
Don Quichotte
1983
Serge
1988
Self
1990
Self (archive footage)
2020
Brett
2003
Jean-Pierre Davier
1981
Grégoire Jeancourt
1999
Self
1981
Fabrice
1969
Joseph
2023
Jean-François Sevran
1982
Self - Guest
2024
Vincent Vergne
1976
Simon
1990
Lepetit
1992
Doctor Knock
2004
Narrator (voice)
2019

The Analyst
1993

Writer
2024
Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais
1996Fabrice
1976
Francis Vauvel
2015
Narrator
2014
Fabrice Luchini
2008François Mitterrand

Pastor
1988
Frédéric
1985
Self
2012