Pierre Cosso

Pierre Cosso, originally named Pierre-Alexandre Cosso, was born on September 24, 1961, in Algiers, Algeria. He is recognized as a French actor and singer-songwriter who gained prominence in the entertainment industry during the 1980s.

Cosso first captured the public's attention in the beloved teen comedy-drama *La Boum 2* (1982), where he portrayed the boyfriend of Sophie Marceau. His success in this role paved the way for his status as a teen idol across Europe. One of his standout performances came in the romantic comedy *Cinderella '80* (1984), where he played Mizio, further solidifying his popularity.

In later years, Cosso's career expanded internationally, with a notable role as the werewolf Claude in the American film *An American Werewolf in Paris* (1997). He also starred in various French television series, including *Les Cœurs brûlés* (1992) and *Les Yeux d'Hélène* (1994). His theatrical endeavors included a successful run in the play *Ladies Night* from 2000 to 2002 and a return to the stage in 2019 with *Nuit d'ivresse*, which he directed.

In addition to acting, Cosso enjoyed a music career, achieving success in the 1980s with the hit "Stay," alongside Bonnie Bianco, reaching No. 1 in Germany. He later explored a new musical direction with his band, Cosso Gang. Now semi-retired, he resides in French Polynesia, where he enjoys sailing and shares insights about his life through a blog. His personal life includes high-profile relationships with celebrities such as Sophie Marceau and Zazie.