French actor Michel Bouquet? Bouquet died in a Paris hospital at the age of 96. He played a lot of roles and created some classic screen images in his life, and I've seen almost every one of his plays.

One of the plays he appeared in

Michel? Born in Paris, France in 1925, Bouquet appeared in Aaron? He has appeared in Aaron René's "Night and Fog", Jacques? He was also a member of the cast of Jacques Van Der Meer's The Little Hero of Tonto. Dommel's "Toto, the Little Hero", Gilles Bourdeau's "Renoir", and many others. Toto, Gilles Bourdeau and Renoir. With Fran?ois Truffaut, Claude Bourdeau Truffaut, Claude Chabrol and others. He has worked with Francois Truffaut, Claude Chabrol and won two César Awards for Best Actor for "How I Killed My Father" and "The Last Years of Mitterrand", two of my favorite films.

Michel? Bouquet played the lead role of Toto in "Toto, the Little Hero," which was directed by a director who used three storylines to tell the life of a little man with no accomplishments but a dream of becoming a lone warrior.

Two classic films"How I Killed My Father"

This story is about a rich old man and his beautiful wife, Isa, who has lived a seemingly perfect life. Thirty years ago, his father, Maurice, left his brother to practice medicine in Africa, only to somehow pop up. Maurice was with Joan Luke and Isa when financial problems made a mess of their lives.

He is never indifferent to his son. Aysa has grown fond of the talkative eunuch, too. But anyway, Jon Luke, the quiet man, was furious with his father. Eventually the son killed his father.

Three, the president issued a letter of condolence

As a national treasure of France, he appeared in hundreds of movies, and became the idol of the younger generation of France, both France's Macron, but also his loyal fans.

French President Emmanuel? Macron published an article paying tribute to Michel ? Bouquet's condolences: ? Michel? Bouquet, for the last seventy years, put the maximum of passion and reality into theater and cinema, showing all the conflicts of mankind, with enough power to ignite the stage and destroy the screen. A great, sacred figure that has left us...?