History Creator / JeanRochefort

* ''Film/LostInLaMancha'' (2002) - Making of turned documentary film chronicling the disastrous first filming attempt of Creator/TerryGilliam's project ''Film/TheManWhoKilledDonQuixote''. Rochefort was set to play Don Quixote and participated in the filming but eventually had to drop out for serious health reasons.

* ''Lost in La Mancha'' (2002) - Making of turned documentary film chronicling the disastrous first filming attempt of Creator/TerryGilliam's project ''Film/TheManWhoKilledDonQuixote''. Rochefort was set to play Don Quixote and participated in the filming but eventually had to drop out for serious health reasons.

* ''Lost in La Mancha'' (2002) - Making of turned documentary film chronicling the disastrous first filming attempt of Creator/TerryGilliam's project ''Film/TheManWhoKilledDonQuixote''. Rochefort was supposed to play Don Quixote but eventually had to drop out for serious health reasons.

* ''Series/TheCountOfMonteCristo'' (1998) as Fernand Mondego/Fernand de Morcerf

* ''Asterix and Obelix: God Save Britannia'' (2012 live action adaptation of ''Recap/AsterixInBritain'') as Lucius Fouinus

His career spanned more than five decades from the late 1950s up to the 2010s, in 113 theatrically released films and 37 TV productions. He was famous for his DeadpanSnarker talents in comedies and is trademark mustache. He was often employed in supporting roles, in {{period piece}}s especially.

He [[TheNarrator narrated]] a lot of {{nature documentar|y}}ies. A lifelong horse riding lover, he also famously enjoyed commenting equestrian competitions, those of the UsefulNotes/OlympicGames in particular.

He [[TheNarrator narrated]] a lot of {{nature documentar|y}}ies, and as a lifelong horse riding lover also famously enjoyed commenting equestrian competitions, those of the UsefulNotes/OlympicGames in particular.

He [[TheNarrator narrated]] a lot of {{nature documentar|y}}ies, and also famously enjoyed commenting equestrian competitions, those of the UsefulNotes/OlympicGames in particular.

* ''Comment réussir quand on est con et pleurnichard (''How to Do Well When You are a Jerk and a Crybaby'', 1974) as Foisnard

His career spanned more than five decades from the late 1950s up to the 2010s, in 113 theatrically released films and 37 TV productions. He was famous for his DeadpanSnarker talents in comedies and is trademark mustache. When he didn't have main roles he was often employed in supporting roles, in {{period piece}}s especially.

His career spanned more than five decades from the late 1950s up to the 2010s, in 113 theatrically released films and 37 TV productions. He was famous for his DeadpanSnarker talents in comedies and mustache, and was often employed in supporting roles, in {{period piece}}s especially.

His career spanned more than five decades from the late 1950s up to the 2010s, in 113 theatrically released films and 37 TV productions. He was beloved for his DeadpanSnarker talents in comedies and was often employed in supporting roles, in {{period piece}}s especially.

* ''Film/TheTallBlondManWithOneBlackShoe'' (1972) and ''The Return of the Tall Blond Man'' (1974) as Colonel Louis Toulouse

* ''Series/TheCountOfMonteCristo'' (1998) as Fernand de Morcerf

* ''Lost in La Mancha'' (2002) - Making of turned documentary film chronicling the first filming attempt of Creator/TerryGilliam's project ''Film/TheManWhoKilledDonQuixote'', which ended up a disaster. Rochefort was supposed to play Don Quixote but eventually had to drop out for serious health reasons.

* ''Lost in La Mancha'' (2002) - Making of turned documentary film chronicling the disastrous filming attempt of Creator/TerryGilliam's project ''Film/TheManWhoKilledDonQuixote''. Rochefort was supposed to play Don Quixote but eventually had to drop out for serious health reasons.

His career spanned more than five decades from the late 1950s up to the 2010s, in 113 theatrically released films and 37 TV productions. He was beloved for his DeadpanSnarker talents in comedies and was particularly employed in supporting roles in {{period piece}}s.

His career spanned more than five decades from the late 1950s up to the 2010s. He was beloved for his DeadpanSnarker talents in comedies and was particularly employed in supporting roles, often in {{period piece}}s.

His career spanned more than five decades from the late 1950s up to the 2010s. He was beloved for his DeadpanSnarker talents in comedies and was particularly employed in supporting roles, also often in {{period piece}}s.

* ''Lost in La Mancha'' (2002) - Making of turned documentary film chronicling the disastrous filming attempt of Creator/TerryGilliam's project ''Film/TheManWhoKilledDonQuixote''. Rochefort was supposed to play Don Quixote by had to drop out for serious health reasons.