Sylvain Reymond
- Actor
- Writer
Sylvain Reymond is a Swiss actor, author and screenwriter. He has leading roles in the feature films Curry Western and Rose Pâle Rouge Vif, which he co-wrote with director Kamal Musale. He also appeared in Musale’s earlier films Human Rights and The Three Soldiers, the latter selected for Critics’ Week at the 1989 Cannes Film Festival.
Reymond has developed a distinctive comedic style, performing leading roles on stage as well as a wide range of secondary and character roles in Swiss cinema and television. His screen credits include Bukowski (Dir. Alain Wirth), Les Épouvantails (Dir. Laurent Gachoud), L’Improbable Odyssée (Dir. Pascal Forney), the TV series Sauvetage (episodes 1 and 3, Dir. Jacques Malaterre), and The Kids and The Wolves (TSR, Dir. Pierre-Antoine Hiroz).
He trained as an actor at the Lausanne Conservatoire in Switzerland and continued his formation in Paris.
Reymond has developed a distinctive comedic style, performing leading roles on stage as well as a wide range of secondary and character roles in Swiss cinema and television. His screen credits include Bukowski (Dir. Alain Wirth), Les Épouvantails (Dir. Laurent Gachoud), L’Improbable Odyssée (Dir. Pascal Forney), the TV series Sauvetage (episodes 1 and 3, Dir. Jacques Malaterre), and The Kids and The Wolves (TSR, Dir. Pierre-Antoine Hiroz).
He trained as an actor at the Lausanne Conservatoire in Switzerland and continued his formation in Paris.
