Louis Becker

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Louis Becker Net Worth 2021

Louis Becker 's revenue is $1.2M in 2021. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Louis Becker and could vary in the range between $946K - $1.7M.

Louis Becker Net Worth 2020

Louis Becker 's revenue is $2M in 2020. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Louis Becker and could vary in the range between $590.2K - $1.9M.

Louis Becker Net Worth 2019

Louis Becker 's revenue is $1.4M in 2019. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Louis Becker and could vary in the range between $809.5K - $1.6M.

Louis Becker Net Worth 2018

Louis Becker 's revenue is $1M in 2018. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Louis Becker and could vary in the range between $971.3K - $1.5M.

Louis Becker Net Worth 2017

Louis Becker 's revenue is $1.3M in 2017. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Louis Becker and could vary in the range between $857.1K - $1.1M.

Louis Becker Net Worth 2016

Louis Becker 's revenue is $1.8M in 2016. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Louis Becker and could vary in the range between $982.8K - $1.3M.

Louis Becker Net Worth 2015

Louis Becker 's revenue is $1.3M in 2015. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Louis Becker and could vary in the range between $739.9K - $1.7M.

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Cinema is a family affair with the Beckers, and Louis is no exception to the rule. Grandson of Jacques Becker and son of Jean Becker, both filmmakers, he nurtured from an early age a boundless passion for the seventh art. At 14, with his childhood friend Darius Khondji, who has since become director of photography (among others for Jean-Pierre Jeunet, David Fincher, Alan Parker, Sydney Pollack, Kar-Wai Wong, Stephen Frears, Michael Haneke and even Woody Allen), he shoots films in Super 8. Some of their productions have toured major short film festivals.

In 1975, Louis Becker began as a trainee director for the needs of the feature film Cet obscur objet du desire. Narrating the mechanics of endless desire and the frustrations of unfulfilled love, the film is the last work of Luis Buñuel's career. The following year, the young man was assistant director to Jean Yanne for the comedy I hold you, you hold me by the goatee, then assists Gérard Oury and Costa-Gavras for Le Coup du parapluie and Hanna K. During the The following decade, he worked as a cinema technician on around forty films and TV films, but also on around one hundred commercials. If his career in directing does not continue, he is gradually moving towards production, a universe to which he will attach considerable importance.

In 1986, Louis Becker joined forces with actor Thierry Lhermitte and founded the production company ICE3. They produce together the comedy Nuit d'ivresse, performed by Josiane Balasko and Gérard Martin. Given the success of the film, the experience was repeated a few years later with the farce Les Secrets professionnel by Dr Apfelglück, and above all with the comedy An Indian in the City, by Hervé Palud. Having reached 8 million spectators in France, the feature film was the subject of the 1997 American remake, An Indian in New York, co-produced by Louis Becker. Staying true to the genre of comedy, he then produced the films Four Boys with a Future, Charité Biz'ness, Les Collègues, C'est pas ma fault !, La Défense Loujine, The Prince of the Pacific or the People in swimsuits are not (necessarily) superficial. Note that some appearances as an actor are to his credit.

Throughout the 2000s, Louis Becker produced, within ICE3, the films of his father Jean Becker, which met with success each time, and in particular for Terrifying gardens, Dialogue with my gardener, Deux jours à rire and La Tête en friche. In 2009, the producer switched to romantic drama with I would eat you, by Sophie Laloy. Then, returning to his beginnings, he directed and financed his first feature film Les Papas du dimanche, adapted from an eponymous book written by François D'Epenoux. Thierry Neuvic and Hélène Fillières hold the title roles there.

Author: Alexandre Jourdain