Grégoire Champion, born on August 4, 2000, quickly establishes himself as a young essential actor in French television. Passionate about theater and cinema from a young age, he takes acting classes in Paris. In 2017, his television career begins with a role in the cult series Joséphine, ange gardien. This series is broadcast on TF1. He plays a teenager at a summer camp, acting alongside the famous Mimie Mathy. Shortly after, he confirms his potential in another flagship series, Sam, also on TF1, enhancing his visibility with the public.
The year 2018 marks a decisive step for Grégoire Champion. He lands the key role of Timothée Brunet in the successful daily series Demain nous appartient. From episode 267, he portrays this young character with autism, ensuring him lasting success with viewers. This significant role, approached with finesse and sensitivity, makes him one of the standout revelations of the French small screen.
Timothée Brunet, a complex role in Demain nous appartient
The character of Timothée Brunet stands out for his psychological depth and his challenging journey. Son of the powerful and controversial Sète businessman Victor Brunet, he represents rationality, scientific rigor, and a certain emotional reserve. His family life, marked by dramas and inner conflicts, contributes to the dramatic richness of the character. His difficult love stories with Noor, Elsa, or recently Sidonie highlight his chronic inability to establish stable emotional relationships.
These experiences particularly resonate with the actor. Grégoire Champion candidly admits: "It somewhat mirrors my personal story when I was little". This sincerity allows him to offer the public a poignant performance, recognized through critiques. The enthusiastic reactions of fans on social media confirm this recognition.
Intense current events in Demain nous appartient
Currently, Timothée Brunet is at the center of a particularly strong plot in the series Demain nous appartient. With Sidonie, he investigates the suspicious death of his mother, suspecting his father of being involved. This quest brings up disturbing flashes in him, mixing memories and hallucinations. Consequently, he questions his very identity and his autism.
Grégoire Champion discusses the difficulty of these scenes: "These are more than memories, they are images, moments". This captivating plot allows the actor to demonstrate the full extent of his dramatic talent, making his character a key element for TF1 audiences.
A varied filmography: from cinema to television
Alongside his iconic role in Demain nous appartient, Grégoire Champion successfully diversifies his artistic experiences. He notably appears in the acclaimed film Mauvaises herbes by Kheiron, alongside renowned actors such as Catherine Deneuve and André Dussollier. This role allows him to confirm his ease in front of figures of French cinema.
In 2019, he also appears in the poignant TV movie Le Premier oublié, directed by Christophe Lamotte, with Muriel Robin and Matt Pokora. In 2020, he joins the cast of the youth series Askip, broadcast on the Okoo platform, where he plays Clément Lefebvre, a teenager facing school issues. His regular presence in series such as Commissaire Magellan, Alice Nevers, or Liaison demonstrates his versatility. Moreover, his participation in the recent detective series Mademoiselle Holmes shows his ability to adapt to different genres.
Grégoire Champion: a solid career and a promising future
At only 24 years old, Grégoire Champion already has a career rich in diverse roles. Moreover, his performances are appreciated by critics and the public. His ability to portray complex characters with authenticity and sensitivity ensures him a promising future. Whether he chooses to continue his adventure with the TF1 channel, his talent guarantees him a prominent place. On the other hand, if he explores new artistic horizons, he will remain essential in the French audiovisual landscape.
The public, already captivated by his remarkable performances, now eagerly awaits the next steps in his journey.
