**Jacques Rosny (1939-2023)** was a French actor, known for his prolific film career, particularly in supporting roles. He established himself as a recurring figure in French cinema from the 1960s to the 1990s, often portraying authoritative or serious characters.

His versatility allowed him to transition deftly from crime dramas to comedies. Rosny was frequently cast in roles such as police inspectors, doctors, lawyers, or military officers, imbuing his characters with a discreet but impactful presence.

Among his most significant films are the crime film "Le Pacha" (1968) with Jean Gabin, Jacques Deray's "Flic Story" (1975), and Yves Robert's renowned comedy "Un éléphant ça trompe énormément" (1976), where he played the doctor. He collaborated with directors such as Claude Chabrol and Georges Lautner, establishing himself as a reliable character actor capable of lending depth even to secondary roles.