Vincent Perez

Actor turned writer/director Vincent Perez began his career as French cinema's "jeune premier romantique," its young, pretty-faced romantic. Journalists dubbed him "monsieur heartthrob" and a "nice bi...
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06/09/1964
Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland
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