Niels Arestrup
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 Arestrup at the César Awards 2010 |
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| Born | February 8, 1949 Paris |
Niels Arestrup (born February 8, 1949) is a French actor.
Born in Paris into a family of modest means, his father was Danish and his mother was French. He has won two César Awards for Best Supporting Actor for De battre mon cœur s'est arrêté and Un prophète, both films where he was directed by Jacques Audiard.
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- 1973: Miss O'Gynie et les hommes fleurs by Samy Pavel
- 1974: Stavisky by Alain Resnais
- 1974: Je, tu, il, elle by Chantal Akerman
- 1976: Si c'était à refaire by Claude Lelouch
- 1976: Le Grand Soir by Francis Reusser
- 1977: Plus ça va, moins ça va by Michel Vianey
- 1978: The Song of Roland by Frank Cassenti
- 1980: La Femme flic by Yves Boisset
- 1981: La Dérobade by Daniel Duval
- 1982: Les Secrets de la princesse de Cadignan TV-film by Jacques Deray of Honoré de Balzacs novel Eugène de Rastignac
- 1984: Le Futur est femme by Marco Ferreri
- 1985: Signé Charlotte by Caroline Huppert
- 1985: Diesel by Robert Kramer
- 1986: La Rumba by Roger Hanin
- 1987: Charlie Dingo by Gilles Béhat
- 1987: Doux amer by Franck Apprederis
- 1988: Ville étrangère by Didier Goldschmidt
- 1991: La Tentation de Vénus by István Szabó (originally entitled Meeting Venus)
- 1994: Délit mineur by Francis Girod
- 1994: Dernier Jour de la victime by Bruno Gantillon
- 1998: Rewind
- 2000: Le Pique-nique de Lulu Kreuz by Didier Martiny
- 2001: Une affaire privée by Guillaume Nicloux
- 2002: Parlez-moi d'amour by Sophie Marceau
- 2005: De battre mon cœur s'est arrêté by Jacques Audiard
- 2005: Les Fragments d'Antonin by Gabriel Le Bomin
- 2006: Le Candidat (+ réalisation)
- 2006: Le Scaphandre et le Papillon by Julian Schnabel
- 2007: Mauvaise Pente by Jeanne Labrune
- 2007: La Part animale by Sébastien Jaudeau
- 2008: Tirez sur le caviste collection Suite noire by Emmanuelle Bercot
- 2009: Un prophète by Jacques Audiard
- 2010: Elle s'appelait Sarah by Gille Paquet Brenner
- 2011: War Horse by Steven Spielberg
- 2011: Tu Seras Mon Fils by Gilles Legrand
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