Thanks Rembrandt. I hadn't even noticed!
I guess that means I should celebrate tonight and watch a movie featuring a boy. I think I will do that.
As for this guy... I figured it would be a tough one to guess, since the boy doesn't have a large role in it. In fact, I didn't even expect to see a boy in it when I watched it.
The film is Le charme discret de la bourgeoisie (aka The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie) by surrealist filmmaker Luis Bunuel. Very good movie if you like the absurd.
Throughout the film, a group of upperclass snobs go through various attempts to have dinner and keep getting interrupted. In one case, at a restaurant, they get interrupted by a handsome lieutenant who asks them if they had a happy childhood. He then says that his childhood was very traumatic and that he would like to tell them about it, if they have no objection. He then tells a story of when he was an 11-year-old boy and his father shipped him to military college. His mother had just died.
The boy in the images plays the lieutenant in the flashback. His mother's ghost comes to visit him and tells him that his real father is dead, that he was murdered by the man he now calls his father. She asks him to take the blue bottle in the bathroom and to poison his so-called father, which he does.
Since the boy doesn't have a major role in the film, I don't think we'll create a profile for it, and therefore no gallery. We could do a profile for the boy, but unfortunately I don't know who he is. All the actors are credited, but it doesn't say who plays who.
I was able to narrow it down to a few names, the most likely of which is this one:
(You need to Login or Register to view media files and links)Olivier Bauchet, if it is indeed him, is not credited for any other acting work.
I don't know if Wildeboy is reading this, but if so he might be intersted in hosting these caps on his website. Since there are ghosts, poison and murders involved, I think it qualifies as a "dark" subject matter.