Actor in Tomorrow belongs to us But also the son of Catherine Deneuve, Christian Vadim confided in his mother’s desire to continue to turn, despite his age.
For years, Christian Vadim had to live with being above all a “son of”. It can indeed be difficult to stand out from an illustrious kinship when trying to break into cinema. The sixty -one year old actor, known in particular for his current role in the series Tomorrow belongs to usis indeed the son of Roger Vadim (director among others of And God created the woman)and the immense actress Catherine Deneuve. “I have always been surrounded by women: my mother, my grandmother, my aunt. Strong women. I got used to it”he told Closer.
Catherine Deneuve still as active despite her health problems
Catherine Deneuve now has some 130 films to her credit, Cherbourg umbrella has Yōkai, the world of mindsreleased in 2025, passing through Les Demoiselles de Rochefort or The last metro. An exceptional record, even having taken his first steps in front of a camera at the age of thirteen. A work bulimia that could even worry some due to the age of the actress, who celebrated her 81th birthday last October. She had also been the victim of a stroke during the filming of the film During his lifetimein 2019. This did not prevent him from continuing to chain filming with seven films released or in progress since. It could not even be present at the marriage of Christian Vadim in June 2022, because “She worked“, He detailed.
“It’s a pleasure to continue playing”assure Christian Vadim
Asked about the possibility that his mother could one day stop shooting, Christian Vadim considers that this is an integral part of the life of Catherine Deneuve. “Fish never stop swimming”, he replied. “I don’t see my mother retired. For all actors, it’s a pleasure to continue playing“, He judges. Catherine Deneuve will be playing again of a film in 2026 with Men’s skinAdaptation of a successful graphic novel released in 2020. Last February, she agreed to preside over the César ceremony, despite her apprehension to speak in front of an audience. This exercise must have been for her “A nightmare”according to his son.
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