Deux, Pascal

(June 14, 1959, Lyon, Rhône, France - )

   He landed a job as a trainee assistant director (1983 Vivement Dimanche / UK: Finally Sunday / USA: Con­fidentially Yours, François Truffaut; La Crime, Philippe Labro) and met on the set Suzanne Schiffman, with whom he collaborated for years. A second assist­ant director (1984 L'Amour par Terre / USA: Love on the Ground, Jacques Rivette; Rive droite, Rive gauche, Philippe Labro; 1985 Hurlevent / USA: Wuthering Heights, Jacques Rivette; Sac de Nœuds / UK and USA: All Mixed Up, Josiane Balasko; 1986 L'Aube / A Hajnal / Hashahar / Dawn, Miklôs Jancsô, France / Hungary / Israel) and then first assistant director (1984 Paris vu par. . . / UK and USA: Paris Seen by. . . , segment "Rue du Bac", Frédéric Mitterrand; 1986 Fuegos, Alfredo Arias; 1987 Le Moine et la Sorcière / USA: Sorceress, Suzanne Schiffman; Spirale, Christopher Frank; 1990 If the Shoe Fits / Le Soulier magique / Sur le Coup de Minuit, Tom Clegg, USA / France; The Day of Reckoning / Le Jour du Châtiment, TV, Samuel Fuller, UK / France; 1991 Un Type bien, Laurent Bénégui; Money, Steven Hilliard Stern, France / Canada / Italy / Netherlands; 1994 Le Bateau de Mariage, Jean-Pierre Améris; 1997 Port Djema, Eric Heuman, France / Italy / Greece), he directed many commercials from 1996 to 2006. In order to produce his first feature film, he created a company, Buddy Movies, which also financed a documentary on John Le Carré. He was hired by François Truffaut to classify his library.

 Filmography

1989 ◘ Constance (short; also screenwriter, dialogist)

1995 ◘ Soigneurs dehors! (short; also screenwriter, dialogist, co-producer)

2001 ◘ Noble Art (documentary; also screenwriter, delegate producer, co-cinematographer)

 Television Filmography

2000 ◘ John Le Carré (documentary; also producer)