Pierre François Martin-Laval

Pierre-François Martin-Laval, also known as PEF, is a versatile actor, film director, screenwriter, and theatre director. He gained recognition for his performances in musical comedies and serious plays, showcasing his wide range of talent. A graduate of the prestigious Cours Florent acting school, he co-founded the comedy troupe 'Les Robins des Bois' in 1996, which became a major success in French entertainment. The group initially performed under the name The Royal Imperial Green Rabbit Company before adopting their current name after the success of their play 'Robins des bois.' Their comedic sketches on the TV show 'La Grosse Emission' brought them widespread popularity. Martin-Laval has also directed several films, including 'Serial Teachers 2' and 'Fahim,' the latter being a biographical comedy-drama based on the life of chess prodigy Fahim Mohammad. His contributions to French cinema and theatre have made him a prominent figure in the industry.

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