Lothaire Bluteau in the theater play Being at Home with Claude (Québec, 2009).

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Lothaire Bluteau in the theater play Being at Home with Claude (Québec, 2009).
Lothaire Bluteau as Bill in Urbania (2000).
This was one of the first film I saw him in, it was so touching, even if he has an small part he worked to give such closeness, approachability, humanity and dignity to his character, who is a man who lives in the streets.
Lothaire Bluteau and Leelee Sobieski in Walk all over me (2007).
Lothaire Bluteau as Alexy in Julie Walking Home aka The Healer (2002).
Lothaire Bluteau as Charles de Marillac in The Tudors (S04E06).
Lothaire Bluteau as Charles de Marillac in The Tudors (S04E06).
(via Quebec actor Lothaire Bluteau keeps up steady pace in 35-year career - Television - Times Colonist)
Still of Rouge Sang (Martin Doepner, 2013).
You may be wondering, âFYMABC, is this show entirely about Ashley Judd grimacing and pointing guns at people?â
And the answer is: yes. Yes it is.
Lothaire Bluteau as Brother Bernard in Solitude, 2001.
Lothaire Bluteau as Horst in Bent, 1997.
Lothaire Bluteau as Randolph Skully and David Speck as Joel Sansom in Other voices, other rooms, 1995. Directed by David Rocksavage and based on the book by Truman Capote.
Lothaire Bluteau and Patrick Goyette in Le confessional, 1995. Directed and written by Robert Lepage.
Lothaire Bluteau as Pierre Lamontagne in Le confessional, 1995. Directed and written by Robert Lepage.
Anna Thomson as Amy Skully and Lothaire Bluteau as Randolph Skully in Other voices, other rooms, 1995. Directed by David Rocksavage and based on the book by Truman Capote.
Lothaire Bluteau as Pierre Lamontagne in Le confessional, 1995. Directed and written by Robert Lepage.
Lothaire Bluteau and Max von Sydow in Der Klang der Stille, 2006.