Marc-André’s latest film, the thriller “Insoupçonnable” with Laura Smet and Charles Berling, has been in French theaters as of August 4th. I’ve rounded up some film clips, the trailer, and film stills to add to the gallery! You can watch the clips and trailer at the Canal+ website, but check out the caps below. Each image leads to a separate album. Enjoy!

Hello, all! Apologies for the silence lately, but the good news is that we have a fair few new photos of Marc-André to make up for it. He was at the Cabourg Film Festival over the weekend, promoting his upcoming film “Insoupçonnable.” Check out the albums linked below for the pictures!

Marc-André’s next theatrical release, Le Caméléon/The Chameleon, had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City yesterday. Unfortunately, I’m not sure whether or not he attended — and if he did, it looks like none of the photographers in attendance got any pictures. However! There’s also some good news, which is that we finally have a theatrical trailer for the film! I’ve made screencaptures and added them to the gallery, as well as 3 new production stills. Watch below and check out the new pictures!

Just a quick update today, but an enjoyable one, I hope: I’ve added a new photoshoot of Marc to the gallery, and the pictures are high quality! Enjoy.

While I’ve been lagging behind, Marc-André has been officially attached to two new projects! One is called Carjacking and the other Ma séduction.

Carjacking sees him alongside Meilleur espoir féminin nominee Christa Theret (LOL) and Eric Elmosnino (Gainsbourg). The film will be directed by first-timer Lars Blumer, and the story is about — what else? — carjacking, specifically by a young man in rural France. Marc compares the tone of the film to the Coen brothers’ famous black comedies. Shooting starts at the beginning of April in Alsace.

Ma séduction co-stars the internationally famous Vanessa Paradis, and will be directed by Ilan Duran Cohen. Marc plays the main character, a young man who’s life is turned upside down after an accident, and Vanessa plays a doctor who crosses paths with him. It sounds like the film is going to be another black comedy, but most notable is that Marc-André praised the script as one of the best he’s ever read. However promising that sounds, we won’t get to see this one for a while, as it doesn’t shoot until this fall.

Read more: here, here.

Here’s another text interview with Marc-André and co-star Arthur Dupont as well.

Bonjour Marc-André Grondin.
Bonjour.

Vous venez de tourner dans « Bus Palladium », où vous interprétez deux amis. Qu’est-ce qui vous a séduit dans le scénario ?
Marc-André Grondin. Ce qui m’a séduit, c’était la relation d’amitié viscérale qu’il y a entre Lucas et Manu. C’est quelque chose que je n’ai pas l’habitude de voir, un amour aussi fort, sans ambigüité, entre deux mecs. On voit ça plus ouvertement entre deux filles. Il est rare de voir ça entre deux mecs, au cinéma et dans la vie. Je trouvais ça beau de montrer tout ça, deux amis très différents qui sont meilleurs potes depuis l’enfance, et qui vont tenter de préserver leur amitié malgré les choix qu’ils ont à faire.

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Marc appeared on the French talk show Le Grand Journal with castmates Arthur Dupont and Elisa Sadnaoui to promote Bus Palladium last week, March 12th. I can’t embed the video but you can watch the interview on the Canal+ site here! You can also see captures below.

Bus Palladium had its Paris premiere on the 15th, just a couple days ago. There are only a few group shots with Marc, but I’ve uploaded them to the gallery! And as a reminder, the film opens nationwide today in France, the 17th, so go see it and let us know what you think!

Now for something totally unrelated to Bus Palladium! According to Cyberpress.ca, Marc-André produced a short film for his actor/director brother Mathieu. No word on whether or not this is something he plans on continuing to do, but apparently he enjoyed it!

The second bit of news is that his next film, Le Caméléon, will be at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York. The festival runs April 21st-May 2nd. Hopefully Marc will be there to promote the film! Source.

There’s a nice video interview with some of the Bus Palladium cast (including Marc, of course!) up at Allocine.fr. It’s over 11 minutes long! Screencapping has been a little delayed, but with several new videos related to the film all coming out around the same time, I’ll probably do the lot at once. In the meantime, watch this!