Philippe De Grossouvre

Philippe De Grossouvre has built a diverse career across television and stage, earning recognition for his versatile performances. On screen, he portrayed ‘Admiral Chabot’ in the historical drama *The Tudors*, appeared as ‘Davis Belkman’ in *Comme des Champions*, and took on the role of ‘Maitre D’ in the popular series *Hustle*. He also played ‘Pierre’ in *Footballers’ Wives*, ‘Patrick Bertrand’ in the spy thriller *Spooks*, and ‘Frenchy’ in *Keen Eddie*.

On stage, De Grossouvre’s work spans classical and contemporary productions. He performed as ‘Lance Fredricksen’ in *Loin de Corpus Christi* at the Festival NAVA, and as ‘Pierre Lapin’ in *Playing Away* at Sadler’s Wells in London. His classical credits include playing ‘Octavius’ in *Julius Caesar* at the Théâtre Antique de Fourvières in Lyon, France. He also starred as ‘Fernand Worms’ in Sacha Guitry’s *Le Mouveau Testament* at the Théâtre Mouffetard in Paris and on tour.

With a career marked by both television popularity and theatrical depth, De Grossouvre continues to demonstrate his range as an actor, moving seamlessly between genres and languages. His body of work reflects a dedication to character-driven storytelling across multiple platforms.