
Acting
Jean Vigneau Bouchaud
- Born
- 2010-12-05 · Rennes, Ille-et-Vilaine, France
- Filmography
- 11 titles on TMDB
About Jean Vigneau Bouchaud
Jean Vigneau Bouchaud (born December 5, 2010) is a French (theater) actor. In 2025, he joined the cast of "Entre ombre et lumière" as an appearing. In March 2026, he created the character of Dr. Gilbert Koloskop, and wrote the short film "Dr. Koloskop" with Karl Alex Le Meillour, where he played the crazy doctor. From December 2025 to May 2026, he joined the cast of the series "Alter Yellow," playing Inspector Noé Morcati in the episode "Inspecteur Moutarde." In June 2026, the young actor performed in the play "Roberto Zucco," directed by Mael Diraison at La Paillette theater in Rennes. In this play, he portrayed an alcoholic father, a violent pimp, a Macron supporter named Manu Macaron, and Commissioner Jean Kulles.
Backdrop from Alter Yellow - Inspecteur Moutarde
Up next
Upcoming film projects involving Jean Vigneau Bouchaud.
Planned · Expected 31 Oct 2026
Noé Morcati · Art Designer · Main Title Designer · Editor · Graphic Designer
In production · Expected 10 Jun 2027
Scientifique du couloir 1 · Scenario Writer · Director
In production · Expected 31 Oct 2026
Graphic Designer · Title Designer
Project status from TMDB; dates can change. “In production” does not confirm that this actor is currently filming.
Films & television
11 titles
Eric Zemmoroïdes · Director · Writer · Editor
Le père / Le Balèze / Manu Macaron / Commissaire Jean Kulles · Editor
Scientifique du couloir 1 · Scenario Writer · Director
Bernard Hanu · Director · Writer
Noé Morcati · Art Designer · Main Title Designer · Editor · Graphic Designer
Figurant.e #1
Dr. Koloskop · Scenario Writer · Assistant Director
Philippe / Le Vilain Pas Beau (Voices) · Editor · Director
Bernard Hanu · Director · Writer
Jean-Luc Reichmann / Mère de Jean-Luc / Eric Zemmoroïdes · Director · Writer
Graphic Designer · Title Designer
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