Nicolas Hackenberg

Born in the northern part of France to a French mother and Belgian father, Nicolas has always been fascinated by the world of art and photography. After studying in Cambrai and Paris, he discovered a passion for acting and was equally drawn to being both behind and in front of the camera, enjoying the process of creating characters and playing with different expressions and emotions.

Nicolas's first foray into film came in 2001 when he had a small part in Max, a film directed by Menno Meyjes and featuring A-list actors such as John Cusack, Noah Taylor, and Leelee Sobieski. Later on, he studied with acting coaches such as Paolo Antonio Simioni, Eva Magyar, later studying the Chubbuck Technique, Gister and Meisner at the International Acting Studio. This further sharpened his skills and deepened his commitment to the craft.

He has since gone on to play a recurring role next to a well-known French actress Laura Smet in Fauda, an Israeli Netflix series, and co-starred in the series FBI International, showcasing his versatility and range as an actor.

Nicolas also worked as a co-lead in a feature movie Forefans, demonstrating his ability to bring depth and nuance to complex characters.

In addition to his dedication to acting, Nicolas is a true sports enthusiast. He actively participates in various sports, including horseback riding, running, Kung Fu, Nunchakus, roller skating, and even skydiving. These physical activities not only keep him fit but also provide him with an outlet for personal growth and discipline, which translates into his performances as an actor.