Zachary Kaddouri-Champagne
Birthday: November 26, 2003
Zachary, originally from Gatineau, grew up in Montreal after living in Belgium and Tunisia—experiences that greatly enriched his artistic universe. Passionate about the arts from a young age, he quickly stood out on stage thanks to his natural ease and presence. This same passion led him, during his teenage years, toward the world of cinema. In 2018, he made his on-screen debut in the feature film Jeune Juliette. It was in 2021, however, that he truly gained recognition by playing the lead role in the short film Yanni, directed by Rachid Allaoua and produced by Metafilm. The film was selected for the Palm Springs ShortFest. Since then, Zachary has appeared in series such as Bête noire, Moi, j’habite nulle part, and Doute raisonnable, where he continues to demonstrate the depth and versatility of his performances. Currently a student at Canada’s National Theatre School, he continues to refine his craft and expand his creative horizons. In 2025, Zachary closed out the year by taking part in the filming of director Myriam Guimond’s first feature film, Paquet de trouble.
