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Pascal Elbé (born 13 March 1967) is a French actor, director and screenwriter. [2] Life and career. Pascal Elbé was born in Colmar, Haut-Rhin, France, to a family of middle-class Jewish immigrants from Algeria. He was raised in Strasbourg. At 18, he moved to Paris to study acting. [2] .
Pascal El-Bez, dit Pascal Elbé, est issu d'une famille juive originaire d'Algérie. Après plusieurs années passées sur les planches, Pascal Elbé fait son entrée dans le cinéma en 1995 en signant avec Gérard Pullicino le scénario du film fantastique Babel.
- 13 mars 1967 (57 ans)Colmar ( Haut-Rhin)
- Pascal El-Bez
- Française
- ActeurRéalisateurScénariste
With Anne Charrier, Pascal Elbé, Sophie Quinton, Camille Lou. When a three-and-a-half-year-old boy tells a school psychologist that his mother is not his real mommy, he seeks the help of a police captain who's reluctant to take on the case as she's already occupied by a major robbery investigation.
- (441)
- 2018-05-23
- Crime, Drama, Mystery
- Anne Charrier, Pascal Elbé, Sophie Quinton
Nov 17, 2021 · Hear Me Out: Directed by Pascal Elbé. With Sandrine Kiberlain, Pascal Elbé, Valérie Donzelli, François Berléand. A fifty-year old history professor who discovers that he's losing his hearing and starts having a recluse life because of his handicap.
- (735)
- Comedy, Romance
- Pascal Elbé
- 2021-11-17
Oct 25, 2012 · Joseph is the dreamy, artistic son of a high-ranking Israeli officer (Pascal Elbé) and a French-born doctor (Emmanuelle Devos), emerging from a cozy, privileged adolescence and preparing for his...
Pascal Elbé, pseudonyme de Pascal El-Bez, est un acteur, réalisateur et scénariste français né le 13 mars 1967 à Colmar. Pascal Elbé est issu d'une famille juive originaire d'Algérie qui fait partie de la famille Gozalvez, Medioni.
Biography. Pascal Elbé stars his career on stage as an author and actor and first appears on screen in Gérard Jugnot’s Mostly dedicated to comedies, he performs in and by Ariel Zeitoun, (1998), by Djamel Bensalah (2001) or the recent by Bob Swain (2004).
