Brontis Jodorowsky

• Name — Brontis Jodorowsky • Born — 27 October 1962 • Birthplace — Mexico • Citizenship — Mexico France • Occupation — Comedian, actor • Children — Alma Jodorowsky • Father — Alejandro Jodorowsky • Relatives — Adán Jodorowsky (brother), Axel Jodorowsky (brother) • Years Active — 1970–present

Brontis Jodorowsky was born on October 27, 1962, in Mexico. He is the son of Chilean-French writer, director, and actor Alejandro Jodorowsky and French actress Bernadette Landru. His daughter, the actress Alma Jodorowsky, was born in France.

Jodorowsky had his first film experience in a prominent role in his father's 1970 film El Topo. When he was twelve years old, his father cast him in a planned film adaptation of Dune by Frank Herbert. He was trained to play the part of the novel's protagonist, Paul Atreides. He had been taught by Jean-Pierre Vignau, a famous French coach in Japanese jujitsu, karate, judo, aikido, and also knife and sword combat. His training was intensive: 6 hours a day, seven days a week over, a period of two years until the film project was shelved. In the documentary Jodorowsky's Dune, Brontis described the training as painful and merciless. Jodorowsky received his acting training in Parisian theatres and at the Conservatoire Darius Milhaud du XIVe. In 2011, he attended a three-month workshop at the New York Film Academy and in 2013 graduated from the Studio-théâtre d'Asnières in France. He also has a career in theatre, directing and performing in numerous plays, most of them in Paris. Many of his works were presented at the Théâtre Du Soleil. He is also known for his Atrides series of plays. (Atreides is both the name of descendants of the Greek mythological figure Atreus and the name of the protagonist family in Frank Herbert's Dune novels). In 2009, he wrote and directed a play with his father and was also an actor in Le Gorille (The Gorilla), which became one of his better-known pieces. In the film La Danza De La Realidad (The Dance Of Reality), he had to play the role of his grandfather Jaime, whom he had never known or seen in person, since he died before Brontis was born. Through his father's direction of the film, he discovered much about his father and what he had endured over his lifetime. He reprised the role of Jaime Jodorowsky in the film's sequel, Endless Poetry, which, like La Danza De La Realidad, was also inspired by his father's life experiences, this time focusing on Alejandro's youth and discovery of poetry. In 2018, Jodorowsky played alchemist Nicolas Flamel in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, his first blockbuster role.

• 2000: Le Médecin volant (Molière) • 2000: Qu’est-ce que ça peut faire (Christian Ferrari) • 2000: Haute surveillance (Jean Genet) • 2006: L'Inattendu (Fabrice Melquiot) • 2009: Pelléas et Mélisande (Maurice Maeterlinck) • 2009: Le Gorille (Brontis Jodorowsky and Alejandro Jodorowsky) • 2011: Rigoletto (Verdi) • 2011: L’Inattendu (Fabrice Melquiot)

• 1989: La Nuit miraculeuse (Hélène Cixous) • 1990: Les Atrides: Iphigénie à Aulis (Euripides) • 1990: Les Atrides: Agamemnon (Aeschylus) • 1991: Les Atrides: Les Choéphores (Aeschylus) • 1992: Les Atrides: Les Euménides (Aeschylus) • 1994: La Ville parjure ou le Réveil des Erinyes (Hélène Cixous) • 1995: Le Tartuffe (Molière) • 1995: Anthropologies (Pablo Abad) • 1995: Pierre et le loup (Sergey Prokofiev) • 1995: Le Songe d'une nuit d'été (Shakespeare) • 1995: Macbeth (Shakespeare) • 1997: Le Bon Dieu de Manhattan (Ingeborg Bachmann) • 1998: Giacomo le tyrannique (Giuseppe Manfridi) • 1998: Peines d'amour perdues (Shakespeare) • 1999: Danser à Lughnasa de (Brian Friel) • 2000: L’Ultime Chant de Troie (Euripides, Aeschylus, Seneca and Parouir Sévak) • 2001: Opéra panique (Alejandro Jodorowsky) • 2001: L’Évangile selon Judas (From The Bible) • 2001: Mon pauvre Fiedia (Fyodor Dostoevsky) • 2001: En attendant Godot (Samuel Beckett) • 2004: Un homme est un homme (Bertolt Brecht) • 2005: Troïlus et Cressida (Shakespeare) • 2005: Merlin ou la terre dévastée (Tankred Dorst) • 2006: Tragedy: a tragedy (Will Eno) • 2006: La Marquise d'O (Heinrich von Kleist) • 2009: Le Gorille (Franz Kafka)

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1970 — El Topo — Hijo (title character's son) — Film by his father, Alejandro Jodorowsky • 1971 — Pubertinaje — First part only • 1974 — El muro del silencio — Daniel • 1981 — Black Mirror • 1989 — Santa Sangre — Orderly 1 — Film by his father, Alejandro Jodorowsky • 1999 — Gialloparma — Fabrizio • 2005 — J'ai Vu Tuer Ben Barka — Graphologie expert. • 2007 — Le Voyageur De La Toussaint — Docteur Sauvaget — TV movie • 2010 — A Season Of Jodorowsky — Himself — Documentary. Short. • 2012 — Táu — Gustavo • 2013 — The Dance of Reality — Jaime — Film by his father, Alejandro Jodorowsky • 2013 — Jodorowsky's Dune — Himself — Documentary about Alejandro Jodorowsky • 2015 — Anton Tchékhov 1890 — Alexandre Tchekhov • 2016 — The Darkness — Gustavo • Endless Poetry — Jaime — Film by his father, Alejandro Jodorowsky • 2017 — Opus Zero — Zero • 2018 — Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald — Nicolas Flamel • 2025 — Magellan — Bispo Juan de Fonseca He is also credited in the short film Echek in the "thanks" section.

• Largo Winch (2002) Character: Landis Episode: Flashback • Section de recherches (2007) Character: Patrick Venderlen Episode: Vents contraires

• Matrimoni (1998) Character: Paolo Sessanelli