
Born Jan 4, 1965 (age 61) · Tel-Aviv, Israel
Yvan Attal is an acclaimed French-Israeli actor, director, and screenwriter who has built a distinguished decades-long career in European and international cinema. Born in Tel Aviv, Israel, to Algerian-Jewish parents, Attal moved to France with his family while he was a child, growing up in the suburbs of Paris. He launched his acting career in the late 1980s and achieved instant recognition with his feature film debut in Eric Rochant’s acclaimed thriller Un monde sans pitié (A World Without Pity, 1989), a breakout performance that earned him the prestigious César Award for Most Promising Actor. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Attal established himself as a versatile leading man in French cinema through standout roles in films like Amor Cello, The Little Thief, and Alissa. He also successfully expanded into Hollywood and international productions, appearing in notable English-language films such as Steven Spielberg's Munich (2005), Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette (2006), and the action thriller The Interpreter (2005) alongside Nicole Kidman. In addition to his acting achievements, Attal has proven himself as a talented filmmaker, directing and starring in critically praised projects such as the romantic comedy My Wife Is an Actress (2001)—co-starring his long-time partner, actress Charlotte Gainsbourg—as well as Happily Ever After (2004), Yvan Attal's Do Not Disturb (2014), and the gripping courtroom drama The Accusation (Les Choses humaines, 2021).

as George

as Tony

as Philippe

as Viktor

as Producer Yvan

as Jean-Paul
as Romain Gary
as Franck
as François Taillandier / Anthony Zimmer
as Yvan · Director · Writer
as Henri Mohen · Director · Screenplay
as Charles Balestra
as Luc Oursel
as Yvan Thenot
as Vincent · Writer · Director
as Samuel
as George Moréas
as Michel (adulte)
as Yvan Attal
as Raoul
as Vincent
as Mathieu · Producer · Director · Writer
as Actor Refusing to Film with Laurent
as Simon
as Ariel Brenner
as Yvan · Writer · Director
as Daniel Gélin
as Stanislas Graff
as Denis Dumar
as Pierre Morvand
as Stéphane Monnereau
as Bruno
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Screenplay · Producer · Director