Paul-Antoine Veillon is a young French actor and director who has been making a name for himself across his home country. This gorgeous hunk wrote, directed, and edited the short films A nos hivers (2016), Usurpe toi (2014), and Je suis le 24 (2018). Those are separate roles from his acting career! He debuted onscreen in the 2012 feature film Mais qui a re-tue Pamela Rose? in which he played an interpreter in an uncredited role. He did not get the credit he deserved, but we definitely recognized his talents in that small role and it left quite the impression on the general public. He then played Nicolas in Les lendemains in 2013 and went on to play Max in Les Bonnes Raisons (2015) and Hugo in A nos hivers (2016). His breakout role came in the 2015 TV procedural called The Bureau where he plays Tristan Garnier. He shows up in two episodes two years apart and in a 2017 episode. In one of those episodes, he is having sex with a young lady when it sounds like her dad may have come home. The two quickly stop banging and Paul-Antoine slides his hands under the covers which are rudely covering up his crotch. It's there that his hands emerge out from under holding a condom. He ties it up and throws it to the side before standing up to take a peek through the doors and see if daddy is indeed home. Forget dad, Paul-Antoine is looking like our new zaddy.
