Claude Meunier

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Canadian actor and film director

Claude Meunier
Gilbert Rozon and Claude Meunier at Théâtre Saint-Denis at the Just for Laughs festival in 2010.
Born	(1951-09-04) September 4, 1951 (age 72) Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Occupation(s)	Actor, dramaturge, comedian and film director.
Years active	1976-present
Notable work	La Fricassée, Bye Bye 76, Bonne année Roger

Claude Meunier OC (born September 4, 1951) is a Canadian actor, dramaturge, comedian and film director.

Meunier was born September 4, 1951 in Montreal, Quebec^[1] and studied law at the Université de Montréal.

Career

Writer

He was the co-writer of two successful plays: Broue and Appelez-moi, Stéphane (1978), and Les Voisins (1979).^[2] and was the creator of Canadian sitcom television series La Petite Vie.^[2]

Actor

He has starred in La Petite Vie for 30 years, from 1993 to 2023. Other credits include Bye Bye (TV series) Les Lundis des Ha! Ha!, Ding et Dong, Détect.inc., La petite séduction.

Filmography

Author

Television

1976 - La Fricassée
1976 - Bye Bye 76
1981 - Bonne année Roger
1982 - Le Bye Bye
1983 - Les Lundis des Ha! Ha!
1987 - Les Voisins
1992 - Le monde merveilleux de Ding et Dong
1993 to 1998 - La Petite Vie
1999 - La Petite Vie : Le Bogue de l'an 2000
2002 - La Petite Vie : Noël chez les Paré
2005 - Détect.inc.
2009 - La Petite Vie : Noël Story
2012 - Adam & Ève (TV series)

Cinema

1981 - Voyage de nuit
1990 - Ding et Dong, le film d'Alain Chartrand
2008 - Honey, I'm in Love (Le Grand Départ) de Claude Meunier

Actor

Television

1981 - Bonne année Roger : multiple roles
1982 - Le Bye Bye : multiple roles
1983 - Les Lundis des Ha! Ha! : Dong
1992 - Le monde merveilleux de Ding et Dong : Dong
1993 to 1998 - La Petite Vie : Aimé (or « Ti-Mé ») Popa Paré
1995 - Bye Bye 95 : multiple roles
1999 - La Petite Vie : Le Bogue de l'an 2000 : Aimé (ou « Ti-Mé ») Popa Paré
2002 - La Petite Vie : Noël chez les Paré : Aimé (ou « Ti-Mé ») Popa Paré
2005 - Détect.inc. : Bob Marlow
2009 - La Petite Vie : Noël Story : Aimé (ou « Ti-Mé ») Popa Paré
2011 - La petite séduction : invited artist (visit of Sainte-Flore in Shawinigan)

Cinema

1990 - Ding et Dong, le film d'Alain Chartrand : Dong
2008 - Honey, I'm in Love (Le Grand Départ) de Claude Meunier : le voisin senteux

Film director

Cinéma

2008 - Honey, I'm in Love (Le Grand Départ)

Theatre (author)

1974 - Les Nerfs à l'air
1979 - Broue
1981 - Appelez-moi Stéphane
1982 - Les Voisins
1982 - Monogamy
2003 - Les Noces de tôle

Bibliography

1982 - Les Voisins, Leméac
1998 - Le Monde de La Petite Vie, Leméac
2000 - Journal d'un Ti-Mé : propos et réflexions, Leméac
2003 - Les Noces de tôle, Leméac
2009 - La bande à Ti-Paul, Glénat Québec (comic book)
2011 - Les aventures de Fonck et Ponck : Les Voyageurs du Graal de Luca Jalbert, Cabro* Productions (comic book) (cameo of characters from the La Petite Vie television series)