They say nothing ages better than a French wine, we would like to make an argument that nothing ages better than a Frenchman like Gérard Darmon, who has been gracing the screen in his native France since the early 70s. This beloved character actor got his start in the early 70s but it was his turn in the 1981 BAFTA nominated flick Diva that got him the name recognition that propelled his career forward even further. After that he took on notable roles in films like Betty Blue (1986), Pasport (1990), and the Nick Nolte lead drama The Good Thief (2002). It turns out that this sexy silver fox is not just a brilliant actor either, as he had a life long admiration of Frank Sinatra and in 2003 he broke out his velvety pipes to croon a couple tribute albums of his own for the late and great Ol' Blue Eyes and he still regularly tours as a singer all over the country, singing in English, French, Spanish, and Italian! Lucky for us though, he's still getting plenty of roles on the big and small screen alike, so we get to see this fine French wine age even better before our very eyes! Most recently he has taken on a comical role as the patriarch and butcher in the French comedy Family Business, where he son is thinking he can open up the first legal weed coffee shop in the country. Gérard plays his father, who dives into the weed business head first, and seemingly is trying to smoke up all the profit! Even luckier for us is that Gérard isn't shy about getting into his tighty whities on the screen when he gets got and heavy with Alexandra Vandernoot in the bedroom!
