Guillaume Lambert

Guillaume Lambert, born on January thirty-first, nineteen eighty-four, hails from Sorel-Tracy, Quebec, and has made a significant mark in the Canadian entertainment industry as a comedian, actor, screenwriter, and film director. He is best known for his work as the writer, producer, and star of the acclaimed web television series 'Adulthood' (L'Âge adulte), which showcases his unique storytelling abilities.

In addition to his television success, Lambert has appeared in several notable films, including 'Gerontophilia,' 'Life's a Bitch' (Toutes des connes), and 'Testament.' His television credits extend to popular series such as 'Nouvelle adresse,' 'Ruptures,' 'Like-moi!,' 'Échappées,' and 'La Confrérie,' where he has captivated audiences with his performances.

Lambert's literary contributions include the publication of his first novel, 'Satyriasis: mes années romantiques,' in two thousand fifteen, an autofiction that explores the complexities of contemporary dating culture from the perspective of a gay man. He followed this with his second novel, 'Eschatologie,' released in two thousand twenty-two.

As a director, his debut feature film, 'My Intelligent Comedy' (Les scènes fortuites), premiered in two thousand eighteen, showcasing his directorial talents. In two thousand twenty-one, he co-created and co-wrote the limited dramatic series 'Audrey est revenue' for Club Illico. His second feature film, 'Niagara,' was released in two thousand twenty-two, further establishing his reputation in the film industry.

In recognition of his outstanding work, Lambert received two Gémeaux Awards in two thousand twenty-two, winning for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy for 'La Confrérie' and Best Writing for 'Audrey est revenue.' His contributions to both film and television continue to resonate with audiences and critics alike.