Michel Vuillermoz, a 59-year-old actor renowned for his memorable supporting roles, has been hospitalized, preventing his anticipated return to the theater on June 1st. Known for his contributions to the absurd universe of Albert Dupontel, Vuillermoz suffered a stroke “a few days before the premiere” of the play “Master Class,” scheduled to take place at the Edouard VII Theatre in Paris. The theater has announced the postponement of performances due to the actor’s health condition, providing no further details.

Michel Vuillermoz, aged 59, was set to portray the character of Stalin in the French adaptation of David Pownall’s play, “Master Class,” marking his return to private theater after a twenty-year tenure at the Comédie-Française. Unfortunately, he fell victim to a stroke just days before the scheduled premiere on June 1st, as reported by “Le Figaro.” Hospitalized due to the stroke, no additional information regarding his health status has been disclosed. The theater has stated that the performances are being postponed due to the lead actor’s health issue.

Although widely recognized for his supporting roles in films such as “Les 2 Alfred,” “Camille Redouble,” “Amour et Turbulences,” and “Papa ou Maman,” Michel Vuillermoz is notably associated with the absurd universe crafted by Albert Dupontel. His collaborations with Dupontel include films like “Bernie,” “Le Créateur,” “Au revoir là-haut,” and “Adieu les cons.” Furthermore, Vuillermoz is set to appear in the upcoming dramatic comedy “Bernadette,” directed by Léa Domenach, portraying former French President Jacques Chirac alongside Catherine Deneuve. This film depicts the love story between Jacques and Bernadette Chirac, slated for release in October.

The hospitalization of acclaimed actor Michel Vuillermoz has forced the delay of his highly anticipated return to the theatre. Known for his versatile performances and significant contributions to the film industry, Vuillermoz’s current health condition, resulting from a stroke, has disrupted the scheduled performances of “Master Class” at the Edouard VII Theatre. Fans and colleagues alike await updates on his condition, hoping for a swift recovery and the resumption of his esteemed career on stage and screen.