Théodore Pellerin Wins César Award for Best Male Newcomer
The actor Théodore Pellerin has won the César Award for Best Male Newcomer for his role in the film *Nino*. This recognition was awarded during the 51st César Ceremony held at the Olympia in Paris.
Théodore Pellerin’s Remarkable Achievement
Pellerin received the prestigious award on a night filled with excitement. He expressed his gratitude, saying, “Thank you, it’s a bit terrifying. It’s a great privilege.” He acknowledged the hard work of the film’s cast and crew, emphasizing their significant role in his performance.
About the Film Nino
- Director: Pauline Loquès
- Premise: The film tells the story of a thirty-something man discovering he has cancer.
- Pellerin’s Role: He plays the lead character in this emotionally charged narrative.
Pellerin has made a notable debut in his first feature film under Pauline Loquès’ direction. He is now the third Quebecois actor to earn the César for Best Male Newcomer. This accolade follows the recognition of actors Marc-André Grondin in 2009 and Niels Schneider in 2017.
A Glimpse into His Career
Before winning the César, Pellerin received the Louis Roederer Foundation Revelation Prize at the 64th Critics’ Week at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2025. His growing acclaim marks him as a significant talent in the film industry.
Pellerin’s victory at the César Awards underscores his rising star status in cinema, particularly in French-speaking roles. The future seems bright for this young actor as he continues to make waves in the film world.
