Johnny Rasse

Actor

Johnny Rasse is a French actor whose film work is characterized by versatile roles and a growing film repertoire. He became particularly well known for his leading role as Géraud Champreux in the 2017 film “MY LIFE WITH JAMES DEAN” (original title: Ma vie avec James Dean), directed by Dominique Choisy. In this film, his character embarks on a journey through France to present his first feature film — the role made him known to a wider audience. In addition to this central work, Rasse has appeared in several other films: in 2023, he played a role in “Between Us and Life” (Hors-saison) and in 2024, he played the character Kévin in “The Quiet and the Loud” (En Fanfare). This demonstrates his continuous active role in French cinema over several years. His filmography also includes an appearance in the series “28 Minutes” — according to an overview on fernsehserien.de. Rasse's involvement in various projects highlights his flexibility as an actor, both in cinema and on television. There are currently no reliable, public references to major awards or festival prizes for Johnny Rasse; no prizes are mentioned in the sources reviewed. Overall, Johnny Rasse represents a quiet but steady career in French cinema — with his appearance in “MY LIFE WITH JAMES DEAN” as a reference point — and his other roles show that he is continuing to establish himself beyond this film.

Films on Sooner

My Life with James Dean

2017

108 mins

Comedy, Queer

In Dominique Choisy's comedy, a director is supposed to present his film at a festival, but life gets in the way....