Mario Saint-Amand

In 2019, Mario Saint-Amand is a student at Laval University and an assistant researcher at the Quebec Addiction Rehabilitation Center, and has been a spokesperson for Maisons Péladeau since 2014.

Having become his own producer, Saint-Amand will produce two albums in quick succession in 2013 and 2014, in which he continues his homage to the songwriters of the Offenbach and Gerry Boulet songs. The albums include 11 songs and 11 short stories that are part of the show that the singer and comedian gives throughout Quebec since the spring of 2013.

In 2012, he sets up the musical group "Le Saint-Amand Blues" and makes a mini album of 5 original songs blues. He goes on tour in Quebec. After being forced to sell his house to produce his mini album and his tour, Mario Saint-Amand put it back the following year by creating a tribute show to the songwriters who gave birth to Quebec rock by writing the lyrics for the band Offenbach and his singer Gérald "Gerry" Boulet The criticism is unanimous. "Mission accomplished..." Danie Daignault wrote. "Performance artistique et scénique remarquable" (Outstanding artistic and scenic performance...) will highlight Sandra Godin. The famous Francine Grimaldi will make her "... Chouchou de la semaine" (Scramble of the week) on the show of Joel Le Bigot. Saint-Amand knows how to pass the emotion and its show 22 CÂLINE DE BLUES proves it once more.

First nominated for the 2012 Prix Jutra for Henri's character from André Forcier's film Coteau rouge and his interpretation of the legendary singer of the band Offenbach, Gérald Gerry Boulet, in the movie Gerry.

The year 2010 looks busy when he wins a audition for the movie Gerry, which tells the life of the singer of the band Offenbach, died of colon cancer in July 1990. The meeting is crucial and the director, Alain Desrochers, confides to Mario the role of Gérald "Gerry" Boulet.

Spokesperson of the Quebec National Day in June 2002, he enthusiastically discovered the Iles de la Madeleine and decided to anchor in the spring of 2004. During that same year, he created the "Ciné Cabarouette" to stimulate film creation among young Madelinots in elementary schools. He also founded his own company, Les Films de la Dune (The Movies of the Dune), with the aim of producing and producing his own film projects.

Several times nominated for the Gemini Awards, it was under the direction of Janette Bertrand, in 1994, that he won the award "Best Male Performance in a Supporting Role" for his memorable composition of a character with AIDS. Template:Mrs. Bertrand will strongly influence his career since he will be nominated two more times under his pen. In 1992, with the role of Alain reached schizophrenia in L’amour c’est pas assez (Love with a big A # Episode 36: Love is not enough | Love is not enough), and in 1996, with that of Peter in Un Peu, Beaucoup, À la Folie (A Little, Much, To Madness).

He won a Gemini Award in 1994 in the category "Best Performance in a Supporting Role" in all dramatic categories for his character Jean Pierre in "Missionary AIDS" written and directed by Janette Bertrand.

His first nomination will take place at the presentation of Prix Gémeaux in 1992 following the interpretation of his character of Alain suffering from schizophrenia in L’amour c’est pas assez (Love is not enough). It was still under the direction of Janette Bertrand in 1994, that he won the award for "Best Male Performance in a Supporting Role" for his memorable composition of the character of Jean-Pierre suffering from AIDS in the Dramatic "Missionary AIDS" in 1994. In 1994, his character Simon Laurin in the popular series Watatatow will lead him to a third nomination in the category Best performance drama show or drama series and still under the direction of Janette Bertrand, he will be re-nominated in 1996 when he offers him the role of Louis Côté in Un Peu, Beaucoup, À la Folie (A Little, Much, To the Folly) that he will play alongside Marcel Leboeuf and Macha Limonchik.

At the cinema, Saint-Amand started in 1989 in the movie 'Love-moi' by Marcel Simard, which deals with juvenile delinquency. It will also be found in two productions by Gabriel Pelletier: L'Automne sauvage and Karmina. In the fall of 2007, André Forcier offered him to play in hismovie Je me souviens. The year 2008 ends in force with the producer Julien Knafo, productions Verbomatrices, which offers him to play a young father who pays the price of the professional performance in the film Lucidité passagère (Passive Lucidity), produced by "Les Verbomatrices Productions".

Mario Saint-Amand is a Quebec comedian and singer. He began his career in 1987 at the Denise-Pelletier Theater in Le Mariage de Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro) alongside Guy Nadon after he met Danielle Fichaud. At the beginning of the 1990s, Danielle will direct him to the theater in what will prove to be his first counter-employment, a Harlequin in Marivaux's play Le Jeu de l'Amour et du Hasard (The Game of Love and by chance). Will follow several roles in the theater under the direction of André Brassard, Dominique Champagne and André Montmorency, to name only these.

Mario Saint-Amand (born on (1968-01-23 ) January 23, 1968 in Sept-îles) is a French singer and an actor from Quebec.