Bio
From music to cinema — an artist's journey.
Grégory Dupont is a French actor based in Paris. In 2024 he worked under the direction of Richard Linklater in Nouvelle Vague, playing filmmaker José Bénazéraf — a defining experience at the heart of an international production about the making of Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless.
Before acting came music. A guitarist for over twenty years, Grégory backed artists on major French and British TV shows — Hit Machine, Top of the Pops, Star Academy, Vivement Dimanche — and performed on stages in London and New York. As a singer-songwriter, he founded the band Boze and the Golden Bees, releasing two EPs and three singles.
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That life on stage led him naturally to acting. Trained at Studio Pygmalion, Cours Florent, the Laboratoire de l'Acteur (Hélène Zidi's professional program) and Sébastien Bonnabel's Modèle du Libre Acteur (levels 1 and 2), he has appeared in French TV series — Vise le cœur (TF1), Scènes de ménages (M6), Munch (TF1), Wonderman (Netflix) — and portrayed Thomas Cromwell, La Reynie and the Sheriff of Nottingham in Secrets d'Histoire (France 3). In advertising, he is the James Bond of the Krys "Style Éternel" spot, aired on TV and in cinemas.
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Also a creator, he founded the short-film festival "Paris Court Toujours" and produced two short films, Ethereal and The Collector — the latter a winner of the American Light This Location competition in 2019. Fluent in English and a regular athlete — boxing, swimming — he approaches every role with a musician's precision and an actor's instinct.