Sylvain Marcel

Sylvain Marcel is probably best known for his role as François Massicotte in the TV series, 450, Chemin of the Golf, one of many series in which he has found steadty work. On the big sceen he was worked with directors like Kevin Tierney (French
Immersion) and Stéphane Lafleur (En terrains connus) or Éric Canuel (Bon cop Bad cop, Nez rouge and La loi du cochon). In the theater, he has worked under the direction of Daniel Lemire in Clash, played in Game Show, a production of the Théâtre de Rougemont, Lorenzaccio, directed by Claude Poissant, and L’homme poubelle, directed by Claude Lemieux. Sylvain has worked many times with stage director Michel Poirier, notably in the plays L’intrus, Nos femmes, Le concierge and Enfant insignifiant. He also distinguished himself for his role as Max in the play Nos femmes by winning the Prix Découverte. He was recently nominated for Best actor in a supporting role at the Cesar Awards in France for the film Aline by Valérie Lemercier. In 2016, he won the prestigious Artis trophy for best actor in a leading role.