Spanish-French actor
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The stoic French heavy who became Luc Besson's on-screen anchor — then crossed over to Hollywood without losing the edge that made him watchable in the first place.
Born Juan Moreno y Herrera-Jiménez on 30 July 1948, he built his early reputation through collaborations with Luc Besson, starting with Le Dernier Combat in 1983. The Big Blue earned him a César nomination for Best Supporting Actor in 1988, and he followed with La Femme Nikita in 1990. Les Visiteurs and Léon: The Professional both brought Best Actor nominations in the mid-'90s, cementing him as a leading man in French cinema. He moved fluidly into international work — Mission: Impossible, Ronin, Godzilla — and kept alternating between French productions like Crimson Rivers and Wasabi and Holly…
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