Daniel Tarrare

Daniel Tarrare is a French actor who appeared on 1, Rue Sesame, the first French co-production of Sesame Street, in the early fall of 1979. He played the occasional role of Marie-Lise's boyfriend Vendredi.
Tarrare was a frequent supporting player in the films of director Éric Rohmer, beginning with 1978's Perceval le Gallois (as a member of the minstrel chorus, playing multiple parts) followed by two TV movies and two more theatrical films (concluding with 2001's L'Anglaise et le duc as a doorman). Other films include Un amour de Swann (with Jeremy Irons). 
He recurred on the long-running comedy-drama Une famille formidable as policeman Sylvain Beju (2010-2018). Guest roles include episodes of Les amours de la belle époque, Les enquêtes du commissaire Maigret, and Marc Eliot.
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