Biography

François Guétary

Actor

Francois Guetary is a French actor with an international career. Born in Antibes, France, he speaks three languages, French, English and Italian. His breakthrough into the English-speaking market came when he was hired to work on the TV mini-series, Lace. Best known for leading roles on American and English television such as Fly by Night, Sharpe, Lost, Alias and God on Trial, he continues to work in France and throughout the world.

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Known for

Cold Blood

4.7

Brigleur(as François Guetary)

2019

De Gaulle

6.8

TV Mini Series

Maurice Couve de Murville

God on Trial

7.6

TV Movie

Jacques(as Francois Guetary)

2008

Naveen Andrews, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Daniel Dae Kim, Emilie de Ravin, Matthew Fox, Jorge Garcia, Josh Holloway, Yunjin Kim, Dominic Monaghan, Terry O'Quinn, Harold Perrineau, Michelle Rodriguez, Cynthia Watros, Maggie Grace, and Evangeline Lilly in Lost (2004)

Lost

8.3

TV Series

Philippe(as Francois Guetary)

Credits

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Actor

Pluribus
7.9
TV Series
- Blofinger
- 2025
Safe Space
5.2
- Albert Camus
- 2022
Our Almost Completely True Story
6.7
- Henri
- 2021
Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond
6.7
Video Game
- Marcel (as Francois Guetary)
- 2020
De Gaulle
6.8
TV Mini Series
- Maurice Couve de Murville
- 2020
Cold Blood
4.7
- Brigleur (as François Guetary)
- 2019
The Orphanage
6.7
TV Movie
- L'Inspecteur Marois
- 2018
Mongeville
7.0
TV Series
- Pascal Raynaud
- 2016
Murder in Rouen
6.1
TV Movie
- Yves Kinosky
- 2014
The Judge Is a Woman
6.0
TV Series
- M. Chazella
- 2011
God on Trial
7.6
TV Movie
- Jacques (as Francois Guetary)
- 2008
Animal singulier
6.8
Short
- Couple ice-cream
- 2008
Paris Criminal Investigations
6.3
TV Series
- Paul de Beaumont
- 2007
Call of Duty 3
7.1
Video Game
- Marcel (voice, as Francois Guetary)
- 2006
Le tuteur
5.3
TV Series
- Le docteur Combas
- 2006

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Personal details

Alternative names
- Francois Guetary
Born
- July 21, 1955
- Paris, France
Parents
Relatives
- Hélène Guétary(Sibling)
Other works
These Are The Times, a radio play on BBC Radio 4. Francois played Danton alongside Jonathan Pryce as Thomas Paine, Alan Howard as Benjamin Franklin, Ken Cranham as Thomas Jefferson, Philip Jackson as George Washington, Kelly Hunter as Marthe Daley and Romola Garai as Carnet. It was adapted for radio by Trevor Griffiths and directed by Clive Brill, with music by John Tams. The producer was Ann Scott.

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