Philippe Khorsand
Philippe Khorsand ( born February 17, 1948 in Paris, † January 29, 2008 ) was a French actor.
Life and career
Khorsand, who was the son of a French mother and an Iranian father, played in the 1970 minor roles, so in addition to Jean Yanne in Georges Lautner The big coup of the Commissioner (1971 ), alongside Michel Piccoli in Who the reins holds (1979) and next to Claude Jade in Nous ne l' avons pas assez aimée (1979).
In 1979 he wrote themselves in Rien ne va plus star alongside Jacques Villeret. He became internationally known in 1982 by the television series Merci Bernard. This was followed by the role of Jo Longman Claude Lelouch in Édith Piaf movie Edith and Marcel ( 1983), the hippie communes Patron Eric in Little Spinner (1984) and 1988, the role of Sammy next Wojciech Pszoniak in Pierre Boutrons The threshold years.
In the 1990s he cheated on his wife, played by Claude Jade in Tableau d' honneur (1992 ), and chased in 1995 in Lelouch's version of Les Misérables Jean -Paul Belmondo also known as Jean Valjean. In the new millennium Khorsand was ( in the affair Marc Orelle and 2004 Jean -Paul in 2004 alongside Jean-Pierre Léaud as in Victoire with Sylvie Testud and Mylène Demongeot ) has, with few exceptions cinema, especially in television films and series.