92 years ago today, on April 9, 1933 (March 15, 1933 lunar calendar), the French actor Belmando was born. Belmando starred in "The Heir" (1970s) On April 9, 1933 (86 years ago), Jean Paul Belmando was born in an artistic family in Paris. His father was a sculptor and his mother was a painter. As a teenager, he was passionate about sports and was particularly fascinated by boxing. He once fantasized about becoming a boxer in the future, and today, decades later, when boxing is mentioned, his eyes will light up and he will say with emotion: "Ah, boxing, if I were Ray Huka Robinson or Muhammad Ali!" The yearning is palpable. As he grew older, his interest in the arts grew stronger and he was admitted to the School of Music and Drama for special study. After graduating from the school with honors in 1956, he toured various places with the local amateur theatre troupe. In the same year, he began to enter the film industry and successfully starred in the "New Wave" film "Exhausted" (also known as "Gasp") by the modernist director Jean-Luc Godard. In the film, he played a hooligan who stole cars, shot policemen, and chased girls. Because the film catered to the general psychological state of young people in Europe and the United States at that time, they demanded to break through the old traditions and overthrow all idols, which aroused strong social repercussions and won several awards. For a while, Belmando became famous, and his situation also changed. Not only did he become the darling of the producers, but more importantly, since then, he has been neck and neck with Alain Delon and has become the two pillars of the French film industry for three decades. In the 1960s, he starred in nearly 30 films such as "Girl and Love" (1960), "Hunter" (1964), "Paris Fire" (1966), "The Man I Like" (1969). Among them, "Crazy Biello" (1965) is another masterpiece of his fame. In the past decade, Belmando has become the most popular actor in France. His 1979 film, "Cop or Hooligan," was shown to a million people in Paris alone, which is unique in the history of French cinema. Over the past three decades, he has played murderers, priests, bandits, policemen, entrepreneurs, doctors, and other characters of all kinds. Despite their different personalities, temperaments, occupations, and identities, Belmando is all vivid and vivid. If Alain-Delon is known for playing characters with deep and cold personalities, he is known for playing characters with lively and cheerful personalities. Most of his characters are masculine, humorous, bold, and sometimes reveal a masculine air, which is deeply loved by French audiences. Moreover, these characteristics are also reflected in his life. He has two daughters and one son, and they are quite harmonious with each other. In particular, his son Paul, who not only resembles the young Belmando in appearance, but also in temperament, character and hobbies. Belmando starred in "Crazy Bielo" (1965). Belmando starred in "The King of Kings" (1982) and was with his son Paul Belmondo at the wedding of his daughter Bartricia