French Cinema Icon Michel Blanc Passes Away at 72

Renowned for his comedic and dramatic roles, Blanc's career spanned decades, earning him multiple prestigious awards.

Michel Blanc died of a heart attack following anaphylactic shock at a Paris hospital on October 4, 2024.
Blanc was celebrated for his role as Jean-Claude Dusse in the cult comedy series 'Les Bronzés' and its sequels.
He received critical acclaim for his dramatic performance in the 1989 film 'Monsieur Hire,' earning a César nomination.
Blanc was a multi-talented artist, winning both Best Actor and Best Screenplay awards at the Cannes Film Festival.
President Emmanuel Macron and other French leaders paid tribute, acknowledging Blanc as a 'monument of French cinema.'