Audran Cattin
France- Early Life
- Theatre and Music
- Film and Television Debut
- Success with "Serf from Paris"
- Music and Theatre
- Personal Life
Early Life
Audran Cattin was born on February 4, 1995 in Paris, France. While his family was not involved in the arts, Audran developed a passion for acting at a young age. He began attending a theatre workshop at age 11 and decided to pursue acting as a career. At 13, he joined the theatre troupe Le Théâtre en plus, making his debut in productions of "Much Ado About Nothing" and "Intolerable Neighbors."
Theatre and Music
Audran also developed a passion for music, forming the band Les petits papiers with his teacher's son. After graduating high school, he moved to Paris and studied at the Cours Jean-Laurent Cochet, where notable actors such as Gérard Depardieu and Fabrice Luchini had trained. He continued his studies at the François Florent school of dramatic arts.
Film and Television Debut
Audran made his film debut in 2012 in the series "Lily David." In 2016, he gained recognition for his role as Tom in the drama series "Red Bracelets," which followed the lives of teenagers battling deadly diseases. He also appeared in the series "Philharmonia" (2018), the thriller "Crimson Rivers" (2020), and the drama thriller "Goliath" (2022).
Success with "Serf from Paris"
In 2024, Audran starred in the comedy "Serf from Paris," a French adaptation of the Russian hit "KholoP." The film's success further cemented his status as a promising actor.
Music and Theatre
Alongside his acting career, Audran has continued to pursue music, composing songs in various genres including rap. His songs were featured in the series "Red Bracelets." He has also returned to theatre, performing in productions such as "The Testament of the Medicis" (2023) and "The Dead Poets Society" (2024).
Personal Life
Audran Cattin keeps his personal life private. He shares updates on his performances and projects on his Instagram account, which is not accessible in Russia.
