Victor Belmondo

Victor Belmondo is the grandson of the famous Jean-Paul Belmondo, the headliner of many timeless classics of French cinema. Victor studied theater, screenplay and then worked as a stage manager and assistant (Belmondo's documentary by Belmondo). In 2015, he finds his first role in "La vie très privée de Monsieur Sim", a dramatic comedy led by a depressed Jean-Pierre Bacri. Victor Belmondo continues with the short film "Coeurs Sourds" in which he is one of five wild and tender adolescents fighting their loneliness in a world deserted by adults. The young comedian returns to the feature film with "All Inclusive", where he plays a small role and meets a certain Thaïs Alessandrin, he found in the wake for "Mob bébé". In this comedy directed by Lisa Azuelos (mother of Thaïs and LOL director) which deals with mother-daughter relations, Victor Belmondo embodies Theo, the mature son of Sandrine Kiberlain who supports her lost mother in the face of the departure of her daughter. An important ro