Jean-Pierre Léaud

Léaud et les Bas 14th March 2026 as Self (Footage)

Jean-Pierre Léaud: The Child of Cinema 4th September 2024 as Self - Actor (archive footage)

Godard Cinema 5th June 2023 as Self (archive footage)

Quando a Coisa Vira Outra 6th October 2022 as Self (archive footage)

Morceaux de Cannes 2nd July 2021

Les secrets de François Truffaut 5th July 2020 as Self

Introducing My Father, François Truffaut 11th November 2019 as Self (Archive Footage)

André Malraux: Writer, Politician, Adventurer 2nd October 2019 as Self - Actor (archive footage)

I shot Antoine Doinel 8th April 2019 as Self

C'è tempo 7th March 2019 as Self

Alien Crystal Palace 21st November 2018 as Horus

The Lion Sleeps Tonight 3rd January 2018 as Jean

M 15th November 2017 as Le père de Lila

The Death of Louis XIV 2nd November 2016 as Louis XIV

El Brujo 1st January 2016

François Truffaut l'insoumis 2nd November 2014 as Self (archive footage)

Camille Rewinds 12th September 2012 as Monsieur Dupont - l'horloger

Le Havre 8th September 2011 as The Whistleblower

The Chalk Circle Man 28th October 2009 as Le Nermord

Visage 2nd October 2009 as Antoine / King Herode

Flowers in the Mirror, Moon in the Water 28th June 2009 as Self / Antoine / King Herode

I Saw Ben Barka Get Killed 2nd November 2005 as Georges Franju

A Wonderful Spell 7th July 2004 as Fernand

Cinema, Sex, Politics: Bertolucci Makes ‘The Dreamers’ 1st March 2004 as Self (uncredited)

The Dreamers 10th October 2003 as Jean-Pierre Léaud

In the Darkness of Time 3rd September 2002 as (archive footage) (uncredited)

The War in Paris 22nd May 2002 as Haut Placé

Léaud l'unique 25th October 2001 as Self - actor

The Pornographer 3rd October 2001 as Jacques Laurent

What Time Is It There? 26th September 2001 as Man at Cemetery

1968 - Without Losing Tenderness 25th May 2001 as Self

The Marcorelle Affair 13th September 2000 as François Marcorelle

A Matter of Taste 26th April 2000 as Investigating judge

Innocent 25th August 1999 as Le poète

Elizabeth 13th September 1998 as (uncredited)

Jean Eustache's Wasted Breath 14th May 1997 as Self

Just for Laughs 1st January 1997 as Nicolas Gardinier

Irma Vep 1st October 1996 as René Vidal

Diary of a Seducer 28th February 1996 as Hugo

My Man 31st January 1996 as Client

One Hundred and One Nights 25th January 1995 as The Second Jean-Pierre (uncredited)

Nobody Loves Me 9th March 1994 as Lucien

The Birth of Love 22nd September 1993 as Marcus

François Truffaut: Stolen Portraits 14th May 1993 as Self (archive footage)

La Vie de Bohème 27th February 1992 as Blancheron

Paris Awakens 27th November 1991 as Clément

Out 1 15th December 1990 as Colin

I Hired a Contract Killer 12th October 1990 as Henri

Bunker Palace Hotel 6th June 1989 as Solal

The Ministries of Art 11th February 1989 as Self

The Color of the Wind 2nd November 1988 as Decourt

36 Fillette 23rd March 1988 as Boris Golovine

Jane B. by Agnès V. 2nd March 1988 as The Angry Lover

Lady Cops 16th December 1987 as Commissaire Bouvreuil

Boran -Time to Aim 19th November 1987 as Assistant

Rise and Fall of a Small Film Company 28th August 1986 as Gaspard Bazin

Treasure Island 1st January 1986 as Midas

Just a Movie 17th October 1985 as Péter - a rendezõ

L'Herbe rouge 11th September 1985 as Lazuli

Detective 23rd August 1985 as Inspector Neveu

Vivement Truffaut 12th July 1985 as Self / Doinel (archive footage)

Rebelote 5th September 1984 as Rémi Chauveau

Paris Seen By... 20 Years After 11th May 1984 as René (segment 3)

La cassure 29th February 1984 as Police Commissioner Rauffast

Mersonne ne m'aime 26th June 1982 as Daniel Flipo-Risq

Pour Bonnie 1st March 1982 as Charles Blaine

Help Me Dream 26th March 1981 as Mario

Parano 18th March 1981 as Ignazio

Le petit Pommier 4th February 1981 as Le vendeur de La Belle Aubaine

Love on the Run 24th January 1979 as Antoine Doinel

Lola's Lolos 11th February 1976 as Bernard Dubois

Hugs and Other Things 15th January 1976 as Tom

Out 1: Spectre 30th June 1973 as Colin

Day for Night 24th May 1973 as Alphonse

The Mother and the Whore 1st May 1973 as Alexandre

Last Tango in Paris 15th December 1972 as Tom

Two English Girls 18th November 1971 as Claude Roc

The Lion Has Seven Heads 3rd August 1971 as Preacher

A Girl Is a Gun 24th January 1971 as Billy le Kid

The Heirs 15th September 1970 as Danton

Bed and Board 9th September 1970 as Antoine Doinel

Paul 25th October 1969 as Paul

Pigsty 2nd September 1969 as Julian Klotz

Joy of Learning 12th July 1969 as Émile Rousseau (uncredited)

Bad Company 26th January 1969 as Daniel (archive footage)

Dialogue 20-40-60 29th November 1968 as Adamík (segment "The Twenty-Year-Olds")

The Twenty-Year-Olds 29th November 1968 as Adamik

Concentration 18th September 1968

Stolen Kisses 4th September 1968 as Antoine Doinel

Weekend 29th December 1967 as Saint-Just / Le Jeune Minet du 16ème (uncredited)

La Chinoise 30th August 1967 as Guillaume

Anticipation, or Love in the Year 2000 7th April 1967 as The Bellboy

The Oldest Profession 7th April 1967 as The Bellhop (segment "Anticipation") (uncredited)

The Departure 6th March 1967 as Marc

Made in U.S.A 27th January 1967 as Donald Siegel

Santa Claus Has Blue Eyes 4th May 1966 as Daniel

Masculin Féminin 22nd March 1966 as Paul

Filmmakers of Our Time: François Truffaut or the Critical Spirit 2nd December 1965 as Self

Pierrot le Fou 5th November 1965 as Young Man in Cinema (uncredited)

Alphaville 5th May 1965 as Breakfast Waiter (uncredited)

Love at Sea 1st May 1965 as The Boy at the Exit of the Cinema

Mata Hari, Agent H21 29th January 1964 as Absalon

Nadja in Paris 1st January 1964 as Self

Antoine and Colette 22nd June 1962 as Antoine Doinel

Love at Twenty 22nd June 1962 as Antoine Doinel (segment "Antoine et Colette")

Boulevard 30th November 1960 as Georges Castagnier, dit "Jojo"

Testament of Orpheus 18th February 1960 as Dargelos, l'écolier

The 400 Blows 3rd June 1959 as Antoine Doinel

King on Horseback 28th February 1958 as Pierrot