| Jean-Paul Belmondo  Born: 9-Apr-1933
Birthplace: Neuilly-sur-Seine, France
Gender: Male
Religion: Roman Catholic
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: France
Executive summary: Itineraire d'un Enfant Gate Considered a fine actor and a leading light in cinema's French New Wave, Jean-Paul Belmondo played D'Artagnan in a 1959 French TV adaptation of Les Trois Mousquetaires (The Three Musketeers), then leapt to international fame playing a sexy scoundrel in À double tour and its far more famous sequel, Breathless. Belmondo subsequently earned positive reviews in such art house fare as La Ciociara (released in America as Two Women), Le Doulos (The Finger Man), Stavisky..., and a non-singing adaptation of Hugo's Les Misérables. Interspersed with his more cerebral work, he also starred in several French action films, including Le Professionnel and L'Homme de Rio (That Man from Rio), and he had a tiny cameo in the 1967 Bond spoof Casino Royale. Through the 1970s and mid-80s, Belmondo was among the biggest box office stars in France. He has not worked and has rarely been seen in public since suffering a severe stroke in 2001.
Father: Paul Belmondo (French sculptor, b. 1898, d. 1982)
Mother: Madeline Rainaud-Richard
Wife: Elodie Constantin (m. 4-Dec-1953, div. 1965, two daughters, one son)
Daughter: Patricia (d. 1994 fire)
Daughter: Florence
Son: Paul Belmondo (actor/race car driver, b. 23-Apr-1963)
Girlfriend: Ursula Andress (actress, ex-)
Girlfriend: Laura Antonelli (Italian actress, ex-)
Wife: Natty Belmondo (m. 29-Dec-2002, one daughter)
Daughter: Stella (b. 2003)
University: Conservatoire des Arts Dramatiques, Paris, France
Stroke 2001 (paralyzed right side of body)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Amazone (21-Jun-2000)
Les Acteurs (5-Apr-2000) · Himself
Maybe (10-Nov-1999)
Une chance sur Deux (25-Mar-1998)
Les Misérables (22-Mar-1995)
A Hundred and One Nights of Simon Cinema (25-Jan-1995)
Stranger in the House (28-Oct-1992)
Itinéraire d'un enfant gâté (30-Nov-1988)
The Loner (18-Mar-1987)
Hold-Up (23-Oct-1985)
Joyeuses Pâques (24-Oct-1984)
Les Morfalous (28-Mar-1984)
The Outsider (26-Oct-1983)
Ace of Aces (27-Oct-1982)
The Professional (21-Oct-1981)
Le Guignolo (26-Mar-1980)
Cop or Hood (28-Mar-1979)
L'Animal (5-Oct-1977)
Le corps de mon ennemi (13-Oct-1976)
Hunter Will Get You (7-Mar-1976)
Incorrigible (16-Dec-1975)
Fear Over the City (9-Apr-1975)
Stavisky... (15-May-1974)
Le magnifique (23-Nov-1973)
L'Héritier (22-Mar-1973)
Hit Man (12-Dec-1972)
Dr. Popaul (29-Sep-1972)
Le Casse (4-Dec-1971) · Azad
Les mariés de l'an II (7-Apr-1971)
Borsalino (22-Jun-1970)
Mississippi Mermaid (18-Jun-1969)
The Brain (7-Mar-1969)
Ho! (4-Nov-1968)
Casino Royale (13-Apr-1967) · French Legionnaire
Le Voleur (22-Feb-1967) · Georges Randal
Tender Scoundrel (30-Dec-1966)
Is Paris Burning? (26-Oct-1966)
Chinese Adventures in China (5-Nov-1965)
Pierrot le fou (29-Aug-1965)
Weekend at Dunkirk (18-Dec-1964)
Male Hunt (18-Sep-1964)
Échappement libre (21-Aug-1964)
Cent mille dollars au soleil (17-Apr-1964)
That Man From Rio (5-Feb-1964)
An Honorable Young Man (25-Sep-1963)
Banana Peel (25-Sep-1963)
Doulos: The Finger Man (13-Dec-1962)
A Monkey in Winter (11-May-1962)
Cartouche (7-Mar-1962)
A Man Named Rocca (17-Nov-1961)
Leon Morin, Priest (22-Sep-1961)
A Woman Is a Woman (6-Sep-1961) · Alfred Lubitsch
Two Women (22-Dec-1960) · Michele
Moderato cantabile (25-May-1960)
The Big Risk (10-Apr-1960)
Breathless (16-Mar-1960) · Michel Poiccard
Web of Passion (4-Dec-1959)
Les tricheurs (10-Oct-1958)
Just Another Pretty Face (7-May-1958)
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