Philippe Caroit

Philippe Caroit (born September 29, 1959) is a French actor, painter, and writer.[1]

Philippe Caroit
BornSeptember 29, 1959
Paris, France
NationalityFrench
Occupation(s)Actor, painter, writer
Years active1981-present
Websitewww.philippecaroit.com/

Early life

Caroit was born in Paris, as the fourth of seven children. In his teenage years, he began to develop a passion for travelling, to discover new places and meet people, which made him also learn several foreign languages.[2]

After finishing school, he started to study medicine, following the footsteps of his father.[3] In the third year of studies, he joined the Conservatoire in Montpellier, where he discovered his passion for theatre. Back in Paris, he continued to study medicine and theatre in parallel. In the sixth year of medicine, while working in a hospital in the 14th arrondissement in Paris, he decided to give up the study and dedicate completely to become an actor, joining the Théâtre de Soleil of Ariane Mnouchkine.[4][5][6]

Career

His first cinema role was in the movie “La Femme de l’aviateur” (“The Aviator's Wife”) directed by Eric Rohmer in 1981. The next year he had his television debut in “Les ombres” by Jean Claude Brisseau. These were followed by more than 100 roles in French and foreign movies for cinema and television across the world, as Caroit speaks also English, German, Italian and Spanish.[2] In 1999 he directed his first short movie “Faire-part” starring Christine Murillo, Antoine Dulery and Caroline Tresca.[1]

Beyond his roles for cinema and television, he continued to play also in theatre. Among his roles there were Jesus in “Un homme nomme Jesus” (“A Man Named Jesus” in Palais des Sports in Paris; the play entered the Guinness Book for breaking all attendance records) and Seznec in “Seznec”, both with Robert Hossein or Marc in “La Societe des Loisirs”, play written by François Archambault, which he adapted.[6]

Caroit authored and adapted scripts for theatre (“La Societe de Loisirs” and “Tu Te Souviendras de Moi”), television (“Le Mystere des Carpates” for the TV series Cancoon) and cinema (“Faire-part”). His most recent project is "Paillettes" ( formerly "Le Chapon").

“The Curse of the Snail” (fr: "La malediction de l’escargot"), his first novel, was published by Anne Carrière in November 2020.[7][8] The pocket edition of the book is available since June 2023 (published by Bonneton).

Personal life

Caroit has a daughter, Blanche, from his marriage to Caroline Tresca.[5][7] Since December 2022, he is also the father of a boy named Lucien.

In his spare time, Caroit likes to paint, his works being influenced by the German Expressionism, the Fauvism and Les Nabis.[7]

Selected filmography

Cinema

Year Title French Title English Director
1981 La Femme de l'aviateur The Aviator's Wife Éric Rohmer
1982 Enigma Enigma Jeanne Szwarc
1983 Liberty belle Liberty belle Pascal Kané
1984 Par où t'es rentré ? On t'a pas vu sortir How Did You Get In? We Didn't See You Leave Philippe Clair
1986 Deux enfoirés à Saint-Tropez Max Pécas
1987 La Rumba Roger Hanin
1987 En toute innocence Alain Jessua
1988 In extremis Olivier Lorsac
1989 Cher frangin Gérard Mordillat
1991 Milena Milena Véra Belmont
1992 Les Eaux dormantes Jacques Tréfouël
1993 Vortice mortale The Washing Machine Ruggero Deodato
2000 Les Savates du bon Dieu Workers of the Good Lord Jean-Luc Brisseau
2006 Come le formiche Ilaria Borrelli
2006 Je pense à vous Pascal Bonitzer
2008 Les Randonneurs à Saint-Tropez Philippe Harel
2009 Tricheuse Jean-François Davy
2013 Retour à la vie Talking to the Trees Ilaria Borrelli
2014 Valentin Valentin Pascal Thomas
2017 Vive la crise Jean-François Davy
2017 L'Orage Africain - Un continent sous influence Sylvestre Amoussou
2018 Moi et le Che Patrice Gautier
2019 Maria, Regina Romaniei Queen Marie of Romania Alexis Cahill
2021 And he said yes Gintare Parulyte
2023 Ténèbres Clément Poirier

Television

Year Title French Episode Director
1981 Télévision de chambre Les Ombres Jean-Claude Brisseau
1982 Les Secrets de la princesse de Cadignan Jacques Deray
1982 Marion Qui trop efface (S1.E4) Jean Pignol
1983 Les beaux quartiers Jean Kerchbron
1985 Le Diable dans le bénitier Jean L'Hôte
1986 Série rose Le Libertin de qualité (S1.E5) Juan Luis Buñuel
1986 Série noire La nuit du flinguer (S1.E20) Pierre Grimblat
1988 Melba S1.E3 to E6 Roger McDonald
1988 Sueurs froides Coup de pouce (S1.E18) Josée Dayan
1989-1990 V comme vengeance Un amour tardif (S1.E1)

Au-delà de la vengeance (S1.E6)

Patrick Jamain

Renaud Saint-Pierre

1989-1991 Coplan S1.E1 to E5 different directors
1992 Missione d'amore Dino Risi
1992 Counterstrike The Sting (S3.E2) René Bonnière
1993 Les Grandes Marées S1.E1 to E8 Jean Sagols
1993 Le Siècle des Lumières Humberto Solás
1993-1994 Cancoon S1.E1 to E4 Jean Sagols and Paolo Barzmann
1995-2001 Les Bœuf-carottes 9 episodes different directors
1999 Tramontane S1.E1 to E5 Henri Helman
1999 Highlander: The Raven The Frame (S1.E16) Georges Mendeluk
2000 La tribu de Zoé Pierre Joassin
2001 Death Train to the Pacific Hans Werner
2001 Méditerranée S1. E1, E2 and E5 Henri Helman
2001 Il bello delle donne Marzo - madre e figlia (S1.E7) Luigi Parisi
2003 Le Bleu de l'océan S1.E1 to E5 Didier Albert
2003 Une femme si parfaite Bernard Uzan
2003 Spooks/MI-5 Clean Skin (S2.E7) Ciaran Donnelly
2004 Imperium: Nero Paul Marcus
2005 Un transat pour huit Pierre Joassin
2005 Trois femmes…un soir d'été S1.E1 to E4 Sébastien Grall
2005 Sauveur Giordano L'envers du décor (S1.E9) Klaus Biedermann
2005 La Voie de Laura Gérard Cuq
2005 Trois femmes flics S1.E1 to E6 Philippe Triboit
2006 Joséphine, ange gardien La couleur de l'amour (S10.E1) Laurent Levy
2006 Chassé croisé amoureux Gérard Cuq
2007-2010 RIS police scientifique S3.E21 to E30

S4.E31 to E46

S5.E47 to E64

S6.E65 to E68

different directors
2011 Camping Paradis Miracle au camping (S2.E4) Philippe Proteau
2011 Merci Patron Pierre Joassin
2011 Commissaire Magellan Mort subite (S2.E2) Etienne Dhaene
2012 Toussaint Louverture Philippe Niang
2013 Joséphine, ange gardien En roue Libre (S14.E2) Philippe Proteau
2014 Die Staatsaffäre Michael Rowitz
2014 Crimes et botanique Le Jardin des papillons noirs (S1E2) Bruno Garcia
2015 Meurtres à La Rochelle Etienne Dhaene
2016 Mallory François Guérin
2017 Camping Paradis Miss Camping (S8.E4) Marwen Abdallah
2017 Le Prix de la vérité Emmanuel Rigaut
2017-2020 Über die Grenze S1.E1 to E4 Michael Rowitz
2017 Munch Le process (S1.E8) Nicolas Guicheteau
2018-2020 Crimes Parfaits S1.E5 and E6

S2.E7 and E8

S3.E7 and E8

Different directors
2019 La Malédiction du volcan Marwen Abdallah
2020 Meurtres à Cayenne Marc Barrat
2021 Cassandre Les régates (S6.E2) Eric Le Roux

References

  1. "Site officiel de Philippe Caroit, acteur, comédien". www.philippecaroit.com. Retrieved 2023-01-01.
  2. Rédaction, La (2017-08-29). "Philippe Caroit : " Voyager est mon activité préférée " - News TV Télé Z". TéléZ (in French). Retrieved 2023-01-01.
  3. Média, Prisma. "Philippe Caroit : ce jour où il a déclenché la colère de son père - Gala". Gala.fr (in French). Retrieved 2023-01-01.
  4. Média, Prisma. "Philippe Caroit - La biographie de Philippe Caroit avec Gala.fr". Gala.fr (in French). Retrieved 2023-01-01.
  5. Média, Prisma. "Philippe Caroit - La biographie de Philippe Caroit avec Voici.fr". Voici.fr (in French). Retrieved 2023-01-01.
  6. "Philippe Caroit, entre discipline et liberté". Esprit Paillettes, porte-parole des artistes sur les réseaux sociaux (in French). 2012-11-26. Retrieved 2023-01-01.
  7. Wauters, Pétra (2022-06-02). "Entretien avec Philippe Caroit, écrivain, homme de cinéma et de télévision, touche-à-tout prolifique". Wukali (in French). Retrieved 2023-01-01.
  8. "Philippe Caroit: "Ce premier roman est un peu un bébé du confinement"". TVMAG (in French). 2020-11-14. Retrieved 2023-01-01.
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