Simon Rérolle

Simon Rérolle, a name you might’ve seen popping up more and more lately, has carved out a pretty wild path in film, honestly. You got him popping up in “Greek Mothers Never Die” (2025)—which, if you’ve heard the buzz, is that kind of offbeat drama that blends family chaos with sharp, almost biting, humor. Not your typical tearjerker, sure, but the way Rérolle navigates this tangle of generations, grudges, and Greek traditions? It’s something else. There’s this energy to him, like he’s balancing on a tightrope between comedy and heartache, and somehow, he just nails it. Then there’s “Survive” (2024). Now, that’s a whole different beast. Dark, moody, tense as hell. Rérolle steps into this world where survival isn’t just about staying alive but about not losing yourself in the process. There’s grit, desperation, and a kind of rawness that’s hard to shake off after the credits roll. And don’t forget “Dangerous Liaisons” (2022). Yeah, the title rings a bell for a reason—classic story, but with a new spin. Rérolle brings this modern edge to a character who could’ve easily felt stale or overdone. Instead, he adds layers, making you root for him, even when you’re not sure you should. Whether he’s tangled up in scandal or just quietly stealing a scene with a look, the guy’s got range. Honestly, it’s no wonder his name is everywhere these days.