Bastien Ughetto

Bastien Ughetto, born on Valentine’s Day 1989 in Colmar (yeah, that’s tucked away in the Haut-Rhin region of France), isn’t your typical actor-writer hybrid. The guy’s got this knack for slipping into characters that stick with you long after the credits roll. You might’ve caught him in "In the House" from 2012, where he didn’t just blend into the wallpaper—he left a mark. Fast forward a few years and he pops up in "The Collapse" (2019), a series that doesn’t exactly hold your hand; Bastien dives headfirst into the chaos, almost like he’s been rehearsing for disasters his whole life. Now, 2024 brought "The Platform 2" into the mix, and Bastien’s there too—still impossible to ignore, still doing that thing where he makes you believe every word, even if the world around him is falling apart. There’s this rawness to how he works, a kind of unvarnished honesty that doesn’t feel staged or forced. It’s not just about memorizing lines; he brings this weird, jittery energy to his roles, like he’s living them in real-time. Honestly, if you’re sick of cookie-cutter performances, Bastien’s projects are a breath of fresh air. He’s not afraid to get a little messy, to poke at uncomfortable truths. Being both an actor and a writer, he knows how to spin a story from the inside out—so you’re not just watching someone act, you’re getting a whole experience. Not bad for a guy from a quiet corner of France, right?