Luc Picard

Luc Picard is a Canadian actor, director, and screenwriter from Lachine, Quebec, known for his work in Quebec film, television, and theatre.

Luc Picard is a Canadian actor, director, and screenwriter from Lachine, Quebec, known for his work in Quebec film, television, and theatre. He became widely recognized through the television series Omertà and has received major awards for performances in films such as Savage Messiah and The Collector.

Early life and training

Luc Picard was born in Lachine, Quebec, on 24 September 1961. He studied acting at the Conservatoire d’art dramatique de Montréal, and his early career included theatre work before he moved into television and film.

Acting career

Picard became known to Quebec audiences through the television series Omertà and later built a substantial film career. His roles include performances in Cap Tourmente, The Woman Who Drinks, Savage Messiah, and The Collector.

Directing and screenwriting

In addition to acting, Picard has worked as a director and screenwriter. His directing credits include L’Audition (2005), Babine, a segment of the collective film 9, and Confessions of a Hitman (2021).

Awards and recognition

Picard has received significant recognition in Quebec cinema and Canadian film awards. He won a Genie Award for Savage Messiah in 2002, a Prix Jutra for The Collector in 2002, and later Prix Iris recognition.