Pierre Lebeau

Pierre Lebeau is a Canadian actor from Montreal, Quebec, known for stage, film, and television work in French-language Canadian productions.

Pierre Lebeau is a Canadian actor from Montreal, Quebec, known for his work in French-language stage, film, and television productions. He is especially associated with roles in the *Les Boys* film series and *Séraphin: Un homme et son péché*, as well as the television series *Fortier* and *Un gars, une fille*.

Early life and training

Lebeau was born in Montréal on 22 July 1954. He trained at the National Theatre School of Canada, where he graduated in 1975. Sources describe him as having begun his career in theatre before moving more fully into screen work.

Acting career

He has worked extensively in theatre, film, and television, with a career spanning decades. His film and television roles include major Quebec productions such as *Les Boys*, *Matroni et moi*, *Fortier*, and *Bon Cop Bad Cop*.

Notable roles and recognition

Lebeau is best known to many audiences for the character Méo in the *Les Boys* franchise. He also received major recognition for playing the title role in *Séraphin: Un homme et son péché*.

Theatre work

In addition to screen acting, Lebeau has been active in theatre for many years. Sources credit him with appearing in more than fifty stage productions, including classical and contemporary works.