Olive-skinned, curly haired Bruno Todeschini was born in Switzerland in 1962, where his acting career first started picking up momentum at École supèrieure d'art dramatique in Geneva (“drama school” sounds so fancy in other languages). He eventually brought his beautiful body to the stage at the Théâtre des Amandiers in Nanterre in 1986, where he worked with famous director Patrice Chéreau, who would helm many of the major performances of his career. This includes the flick Son frère (2003), aka His Brother, where Bruno played the character Thomas, a very important film for the actor. Not only did it net him a nomination for a César Award in France (like an Oscar), but also a win at the Lumiere Awards. And while Mr. Man is all for giving accolades where accolades are due, he’s also quite fond of roles where bare skin is reward enough. Witness the star’s role as Le Banquier in The Connection (2014), where he bared his beautiful, shirtless body during a swimming scene, leaving us just as breathless and wet as his character. And, too, one cannot forget his part as François in the French film Anaïs in Love (2021), when he slides out from under the blankets fully nude, revealing side dick and bare ass in the process. Bruno has been in over 75 feature films, but unless you’re into French cinema, you won’t know a lot of them. Suffice it to say, though, he’s worked with all the names you probably do know, like Catherine Deneuve, Sophie Marceau, Audrey Tautou, and Juliette Binoche. And if you don’t know, them, Mr. Man likes you anyway.
