Antoine Pilon

Antoine Pilon is a Canadian actor born on July 9, 1993, in Saint‑Bruno‑de‑Montarville, Quebec, whose early fascination with performance led him to pursue acting while still a teenager. He first gained notable attention in the Quebec television landscape through his compelling portrayal of Émile Lapointe in the drama series Nouvelle adresse, a role that earned him a Gémeaux Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 2015. Following that breakthrough, Pilon broadened his repertoire by appearing in a variety of cinematic projects, including the atmospheric Garage at Night (Garage de soir), the tense thriller The Squealing Game (La chasse au collet), the indie cult favorite Mad Dog Labine, and the contemporary drama Matthias & Maxime. His versatility shone further in Victoire (La Cordonnière) and the introspective Out Standing (Seule au front), where he demonstrated a keen ability to navigate complex characters across genres. On television, Pilon continued to make his mark with recurring roles in series such as Victor Lessard, the cyber‑horror anthology Terreur 404, the mystery‑drama Le Chalet, the poignant Manuel de la vie sauvage, and the romantic comedy Entre deux draps. Between 2019 and 2023, his consistent performances kept him in the conversation for the prestigious Prix Gémeaux, underscoring his sustained relevance in the French‑Canadian entertainment industry. Beyond his screen work, Pilon is recognized for his collaborative spirit, often contributing to the creative process on set and supporting emerging talent in Quebec’s vibrant film community. As his career continues to evolve, Antoine Pilon remains a dynamic figure whose artistic choices reflect both personal depth and a commitment to storytelling excellence.