Personnel, Rafael

Raphael Personna was born on July 23, 1981 in the 13th arrondissement of Paris . His father was a furniture designer, and his mother was a translator of modern Greek poets. He studied at the Conservatory XX district of Paris ^[1] . An acting career began in the theater ^[2] .

Rafael Personna made his film debut at the age of 9 with the role of Cedric Condorcet in the unpopular TV series Nestor Burma (1991). The first role in the big movie Personas played in the film “Roman Loulou” by Pierre-Olivier Scotto (2001). After that, he received the lead role in the television movie "The Man in the House."

For a long time in the cinema career of Raphael Personna, all the roles were secondary, but he worked a lot on television, which brought him fame. Gradually, the actor achieves popularity in the movies, in films such as “The Week” (2003), “The first time I was 20” (2004), “Blame Fidel” (2006).

In 2010, Tavernier offered Personna the role of the Duke of Anjou in his film Princess de Montpensier . This role has become one of the most important in the entire career of the actor and brought him great popularity and a nomination for the award " Cesar ". In 2013, Taverne shot Personna in one of the main roles in his next film, Quay Orsay , for which the actor won the Lumiere Award as the most promising young actor .

In 2013, the actor was awarded the Patrick Devara Prize ^[3] .

In 2015, Rafael Personna was a member of the jury of the 29th Cabourg Film Festival , chaired by Juliette Binoche ^[4] . In the autumn of the same year, he was a member of the jury (chairman of Olivier Gourmet ) of the Film Festival of the French-language film in Namur.

• Personal, Raphael (Eng.) On the Internet Movie Database