Personal details
- Birth Date: 1980-03-27
- Height: 5′ 7¾″ (1.72 m)
- Birth Location: Paris, France
- Professions: Actor
refrence content Duvauchelle’s got that old-school rebel vibe that just jumps off the screen, you know? The guy didn’t even plan on acting—he was actually studying to be a pharmacy assistant when someone spotted him at a boxing club in Paris. Wild, right? Next thing he knows, he’s landing auditions and suddenly he’s starring in Le petit voleur back in ‘99. After that, it’s like he’s everywhere—bouncing from gritty dramas to wild action flicks like Snowboarder in 2003, and even mixing it up in Trouble Every Day alongside Béatrice Dalle. Not gonna lie, his looks definitely didn’t hurt his career. Dude became a full-on male model, showing up in Levi’s commercials and even landing that Hugo Boss fragrance gig. No surprise there. What really pushed him into the spotlight was his role in Les corps impatients with Laura Smet—that’s the movie that made everyone sit up and take notice. But he didn’t just rest on his looks or early fame. He went all in on the whole “rebel actor” thing, taking on tough roles like in Poids léger, where he actually played a boxer. You can almost see the connection to his real life. There’s something about the way he throws himself into these parts—like he doesn’t care about playing it safe or looking pretty. He’s out there to shake things up, and honestly, it’s worked. France, Europe—they can’t seem to get enough of the guy.
Alright, so, growing up, the main character always had this thing for working in a pharmacy. Not like it was some wild dream, more like—hey, it felt safe, steady, maybe even a little boring, but in a comforting way. Turns out, that simple goal gets totally flipped on its head. Suddenly, there’s all this unexpected chaos: weird customers, sketchy coworkers, medicine mix-ups, and that classic coming-of-age awkwardness. You know how it goes—one minute you’re stocking shelves, the next you’re tangled up in some low-key crime, or maybe just a massive misunderstanding that feels criminal. The movie leans into the whole “finding-yourself-where-you-least-expect-it” vibe. It’s not just about counting pills or ringing up cough drops; it’s about figuring out who you are when life tosses you into the deep end, even if you thought you were just dipping your toes in. All the pharmacy stuff? Just the backdrop for a way bigger story.
March 27, 1980
5′ 7¾″ (1.72 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Paris, France
Yes, Bonnie Duvauchelle
45 years old