Laurent Lafitte is a French actor, comedian, and member of the prestigious Comédie-Française theater company. Born on August 22, 1973, in Paris, France, he trained at the Cours Florent and later at the National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts in Paris. Lafitte is known for his versatility, seamlessly transitioning between theater, film, and television.

He gained prominence for his roles in French comedies such as Les Petits Mouchoirs (2010) and De l'autre côté du périph (2012). His dramatic talent was equally showcased in films like Elle (2016), directed by Paul Verhoeven, and Bright Days Ahead (2013). On stage, he has performed both classical and contemporary plays, further cementing his reputation as a skilled actor.

Laurent Lafitte has also hosted major French cultural events, including the Cannes Film Festival opening ceremony in 2016. His charisma, sharp humor, and talent have made him a celebrated figure in French arts and entertainment.