Rémy Félicité is an actor and screenwriter. Drawn to the craft of acting and the cinema at a very young age, he completed his graduate studies in Paris and obtained a master’s degree in film aesthetics from the Panthéon-Sorbonne University, with a thesis on American horror cinema. His experience as a script doctor and a screenwriter reinforced his taste for acting and pushed him to become a professional actor. Trained at Acting International, where he graduated in 2021, he notably played the Duke of York in Henry VI (Part 3) by William Shakespeare, Claudius in Hamlet by William Shakespeare, Robert in Betrayal by Harold Pinter, and Vincent in Le Prénom by Alexandre de La Patellière and Matthieu Delaporte. He wrote and directed several audiovisual projects, including Tête(s)-à-Têtes, a series of scenes written for several actors he met during his training years at Acting International. He also featured in several television series. He recently moved to New York City, and is currently writing a feature film alongside his work as an actor.