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Young Jackie Berroyer works as an industrial designer, but his only real passion is music. If he did not make a career as an instrumentalist, in the mid-1970s he became a rock critic at Charlie-Hebdo , and collaborated with Liberation , Rock & Folk and Actuel . Also a writer, he published in 1992 Berroyer's Woman is more beautiful than you, bitch , which will be the subject of a film adaptation under the title Storm in a glass of water.

Jackie Berroyer's caustic pen earned him a lot of demand, from the 1980s, by directors in search of an incisive dialogue writer. He then worked with the most brilliant mavericks of French cinema: Stévenin (Double gentlemen, which also marked his first appearance on the screen in 1986), Grandperret or even Bouchitey (Cold moon, after Bukowski). He also co-signs Riens du tout, first opus by Cédric Klapisch, but it is thanks to his crazy interventions as a switchboard operator in the flagship program of Canal +, Nulle part autre , that this jack-of-all-trades access to the popularity in the mid-90s.

Under his air of dilettante, Jackie Berroyer stands out at the same period as a prominent figure in young auteur cinema: sweet crazy in Les Gens normaux have nothing exceptional by Laurence Ferreira Barbosa - which he co-wrote - , he finds himself, at 50, at the top of the bill. In Encore de Bonitzer (1996), he thus plays a clumsy and indecisive philosophy teacher, entangled in his sentimental intrigues, while Christian Vincent offers him the following year a beautiful character of disillusioned humorist in I do not see what I am found. The hero of several early films (Caméléone), he also appeared in Chabrol, Mocky, and in comedies such as An Indian in the City. But Berroyer will have to wait until 2005 to find a new role to suit him: in the thrillerBelgian Calvaire, the actor who was appreciated for his phlegm and his good nature dares an astonishing composition of a psychopathic innkeeper. He stayed in the Plat Pays since he then played under the direction of Yolande Moreau in Quand la mer monte, awarded the César for best first film. The following year he found the actress in Locked Out, directed by Albert Dupontel. The two actors are also the same year in the poster of President directed by Lionel Delplanque. Jackie Berroyer also seems to favor multiple collaborations since in 2006 he toured for the third time under the direction of Jean-Pierre Mocky in The Deal. He is Michaël Youn's neighbor in Héros (2006), a thriller directed by Bruno Merle. In 2008, he illustrates as a high school principal taken hostage by Isabelle Adjani in The Day of the Skirt. Father of Mélanie Laurent in Until you, he is an employee of the Pôle-Emploi in Operation 118 318, abuse clients (2010).