news-lead">Théodore Pellerin, actor, expresses a deep-seated need for validation through his work, prioritizing critical acclaim and audience reception over personal fame.
“I want us to answer what I do as an actor, but I do not have a great desire to expose me. I still have a need for validation, which is almost sickly, through work.”
Théodore Pellerin
Pellerin likens himself to a diligent student, driven by a desire to please directors, production teams, and audiences. He admits to finding negative feedback or a lack of recognition difficult to handle, stating, “I have a desire for success, but I do not have a desire for celebrity.”
Despite opportunities in Hollywood and significant time spent in paris over the past three years, Pellerin remains committed to making his mark in Quebec’s film, television, and theater industries. He harbors aspirations to potentially direct in the future.
“I live here and I still have a very selfish desire to play in my language, with my accent,” Pellerin explains. “It was I who asked to play in Completely high school And I was very happy that I open the door to me! I want to participate in Quebec culture. I’m well at home.”
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