David Doukhan

Since a very young age, David has been dreaming of becoming an actor to experience adventures as extraordinary as his childhood heroes. "When Line", by Israel Horovitz, was performed at his high school, his urge got more precise. He then approached drama through theory and studied cinema before becoming a freelance film critic for magazines like "Mad Movies". After many of the directors and actors he met on the sets during his time as a journalist encouraged him to pursue his dream, he eventually decided to act on his impulse, and started off by following a training at the "Enfants Terribles" acting school, and then at Acting International. Under the supervision of Robert Cordier, Pascal Castellatta and Manu Doublet, he played texts by Xavier Durringer, Shakespeare and Sophocles. On the big screen, he cut his teeth in the short films Innocence, Do Not Enter His World. (2012) and Le réserviste (2012), or the video clips for "My Way" by the group Flying Pooh and "Collapse of History" by the Atari Teenage Riot. Thanks to his very distinctive physique as well as his faculty to transform himself, he quickly found himself on the sets in very varied roles, as representative, mercenary, or even as the leader of a pack of vampires.