Didier Bourdon, born 23 January 1959 in Algiers, Algeria, is a French comedian, actor, screenwriter, director and singer. After graduating from the Conservatoire national in 1981, he joined the Paris café‑théâtre scene in 1982 and later co‑founded the comedy trio Les Inconnus, which gained national acclaim with La Télé des Inconnus in the 1990s. In 2005, he released the single "On peuplu rien dire", followed by "60 millions de français" in 2013. Parallel to his musical output, Didier Bourdon maintained a career in film and television, notably co‑directing and starring in the César‑winning Les Trois Frères (1995) and later appearing in the 2014 sequel Les Trois Frères : Le Retour. His artistic contributions have earned him awards including the César for Best First Film, the Grand Prix du Jury at the Festival du film de Sarlat, and recognition at the Montecarlo European Film Festival.
