Comedian Michel Vuillermoz suffered a stroke a few days ago. He had to go back on stage, at the theater, to play Joseph Stalin in Master Class.
Les 2 Alfred, Camille Redouble, Amour et turbulences, Adieu les cons with Virginie Efira, Bernie, Papa or Maman… Michel Vuillermoz, a French actor much appreciated by the public who knows him through supporting roles that he has made cult, was a victim of a stroke. Le Figaro reports this Tuesday, June 6 that Michel Vuillermoz suffered a stroke “a few days before the premiere” of the Master Class show, which was to take place at the Edouard VII theater in Paris on June 1. Michel Vuillermozwas hospitalized”. No other information was given on his state of health.
Resident of the Comédie-Française, which he has just left, Michel Vuillermoz was about to make his return to the stages of the private theater. He was to play Joseph Stalin in Master Class, a play that evokes an evening in 1948 when the leader of the USSR summoned two composers to write the new Soviet anthem.
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Michel Vuillermoz as Jacques Chirac
Michel Vuillermoz was born on December 18, 1962, in Orléans. He joined the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art in 1986. He took his first steps on Canal + with Albert Dupontel in the 1990s. In 2003, he became a resident of the Comédie-Française. He will stay there for 20 years. Present at the theater, we also see him on television in Scènes de famille or Louis la brocante. In the cinema, we find him in Adieu les cons or Camille redoubles. He will soon play Jacques Chirac in La Tortue, a biopic about the Chirac couple in which Catherine Deneuve plays Bernadette Chirac. Michel Vuillermoz shares his life with Laurence Colussi.