More stories by Nigel M. Stories of an actor being discovered while out in public are a dime a dozen, but they seem to be relics of a bygone era when casting agents would scout the streets looking for ...

You have to remind yourself that Romain Duris is closing in on 40 and that later today, he'll return home to La Bastille to be with his actor partner, Olivia Bonhamy, and the couple's four-year-old ...

Having swerved some English-speaking roles, French actor Romain Duris tells Siobhan Synnot why there’s no place like home when it comes to his film choices Did you know with a Digital Subscription to ...

In a career that now stretches some 20 years, French actor Romain Duris has moved capably between comedies and dramas, broad commercial productions and smaller, artier efforts. If he has any American ...

The film starts promisingly enough, with the bold image of a blonde woman in her wedding dress—in her coffin. This is Laura, the character whose presence, even in death, impacts every person onscreen.

Movie revie w: “Final Cut,” directed by Michel Hazanavicius, starring Romain Duris, Finnegan Oldfield, Bérénice Bejo, Yoskiko Takahara. Streaming through Kinolorber.com. When Japanese filmmaker ...

Heartbreaker, Pascal Chaumeil’s new action-packed romantic comedy with a French twist, pairs two of France's biggest stars: Romain Duris, who played the charismatic concert pianist in The Beat that My ...

Guillaume Canet, Romain Duris, Lyna Khoudri and Louis Peres have been announced for the cast of a feature film reboot of Pierre Souvestre and Marcel Allain’s iconic Fantômas franchise about a criminal ...

The French actor Romain Duris is still best known for his electric, jittery turn as a crooked real estate flipper and pianist manqué in "The Beat That My Heart Skipped." Now "Heartbreaker," the new ...

Have you seen the new poster from director Michel Gondry‘s fantasy/romance MOOD INDIGO with Romain Duris, Audrey Tautou & Omar Sy. Our friends over at Indiewire have debuted the poster today.

Romain Duris gives good audience. His first word during our interview, in fact, is a hearty “Bravo!”, when I announce that I’ll forgo the help of the hovering interpreter. France’s favourite leading ...