Vincent Lecoeur

Vincent Lecœur was born in Bonneville (Haute-Savoie) on August 19, 1974. Coming from La Roche-sur-Foron, Vincent Lecœur moved to Paris at the age of 20. After a few telefilms, particularly alongside Pierre Arditi, he made his first steps at the cinema in 1999 in Salsa by Joyce Sherman Buñuel, where he played a brilliant classical music pianist who dropped out of his studies to devote himself to his new passion, salsa. In the same year, he shared the poster of Promenon-nous dans les bois, a horror film (slaher) by Lionel Delplanque, with other actors who were of his generation such as Clotilde Courau and Clement Sibony.In 2001, he played Bruno Crémer, a young man condemned to death, in the autobiographical film by José Giovanni Mon padre, he saved my life. Changing his record, he was also part of the team of Three Zeros around the universe.