this surprising and very serious profession that he exercised before becoming an actor

Guest in the Dhombres et de Lumières podcast, Gerard Hernandez had the opportunity to talk about his professional experiences, including one in particular, carried out before acting. The star of Gérard Hernandez, who triumphed alongside his partner Marion Game on M6, has a very good career behind him.

If he is indeed very well known for the role of Raymond in the M6 ​​series, which he has played for 14 years, the actor, always in good shape, has played in more than fifty films since the start of his career. A very nice CV. Although young, Gérard Hernandez was anything but in the cinema business. The podcast Dhombres et de Lumières, broadcast by Télé-Loisirs, introduced many listeners to a well-kept secret on the part of the actor regarding his profession before that of an actor. But then, what could he possibly do apart from acting?

What job did Gérard Hernandez do before becoming an actor?

The actor explained that he had enjoyed his acting career, which he is still continuing : “I worked a lot, but I had a lot of fun. Maybe because I don’t come from this profession“, he first declared, before explaining that he was a librarian before launching into cinema. A profession that he “loved it very much” but despite everything, he “wasn’t having fun“.

However, it was this work that allowed him to land his very first role. in the movie The Best Part of Yves Allégretin 1955: “I was in my library, and I received a call from a gentleman who said to me: ‘Don’t you have a student, a bit of an actor, who could play a role in a film?’“, he then replied that he could do it. The actor of Spanish origin then explained: “I read the role with a razor-sharp accent, much thicker than my parents’! And he tells me it’s not bad. I made the film without speaking a word of French“. A very successful career followed.

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