Here some pics of Jean-Roch PIROT. Born to Reims in France in 1995, May 11th, in La couleur de l'amour, an épisode of the french TV série Joséphine Ange Gardien, in 2005.

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How do you know he's not as good an actor if you haven't seen him act?

'josephk' are you seriously contending that there is a French boy actor somewhere out there who is a BETTER actor than the great and wondrous Didier Haudepin? Impossible!
Did you see Didier playing Alexandre, the young playful flirt of a boy in 'This Special Friendship'? How could that performance be bettered? Didier is one of the few actors who I believe should have been given a special children's Oscar.
Next thing you will be saying that Jordan Christopher Michael was not deserving of a children's Oscar for his magnificent role in 'Motorama'.

Also I sometimes post simply to keep this site going because, at the moment, things are pretty dire on BA. All we are getting is either endless obscure French boy actors or who was born in 1988 and what he looks like now. There are no reviews or comments about current boy films. I could post plenty but am unable to insert pictures. For instance, I would like to post about 'Undercover Kids' an American bomber which starred London Smith with his sticky-out front teeth. Not being able to put pictures I usually have to rely upon 'hosenhaus' to do that for me which isn't really fair.

Cinefan wrote on 11. Dec 2010 at 18:07:


You don't have to have pictures to post about a particular actor. Whilst pictures are nice, they're not essential. A good discussion can still be stimulated without them.

josephk wrote on 12. Dec 2010 at 20:41:


I've come to the conclusion over the years that Oscar tends to recognize those that can somehow sell their performance to the Academy voters via a variety of means, be they honest, questionable or nefarious. Kinda like winning an Olympic medal. It's become big business and many of the most deserving don't even get a fair go. To me Oscar is a fun event but one has to look at a much greater cross section of Film Festivals and Awards Shows and Critic's Choices to get the full picture of who and what was the best of the year.

As for Didier Haudepin, he's without a doubt in my top ten Boy Actors of all time, but I agree with Joseph, and I'm paraphrasing, that there are plenty of fine young actors that are just as talented as our beloved Didier.