Jean-Marie Poiré

Renowned for his penchant for comedy and historical films, Jean-Marie Poiré was born in Paris, France in 1945 and has been an active contributor to the world of cinema since 1973. Poiré is most famous for his time-travel comedy films "Les Visiteurs" and its sequel "Les Visiteurs II", which were massive box-office hits in France and earned him a César Award for Best Director. His authorial style is characterized by his ability to balance humor with historical references, resulting in films that are both entertaining and intellectually stimulating.

On a more personal note, Poiré's passion for creating laughter through his films not only reflects his genius as a filmmaker, but also his profound understanding of the human spirit's need for joy and amusement.