Pierre Lottin shoots Le Vote and prepares Le Petit boucher
After his César, the actor is involved in two films with very different moods.
Trailer · En fanfarePierre Lottin, César winner for Best Actor in a Supporting Role 2026, has just begun shooting Le Vote, a comedy slated for March 2027, a month before the presidential election. The film, the first feature by Marine Arlen and Reynold de Guenyveau, follows Alex, played by Lottin, who stays silent while his friends reveal their voting intentions. The cast includes Zoé Marchal, Bertrand Usclat and Joseph Olivennes.
At the same time, Lottin is preparing Le Petit boucher, a family comedy set in the 1970s, the third film directed by Jean-Luc Gaget. He plays Baptiste, the dreamy butcher's son. The project brings together India Hair, Maud Wyler, Jean-Noel Brouté and Quentin Dolmaire.
According to AlloCiné, he had also received the César for L'Étranger and was nominated last year for En fanfare.
