Marin Judas
Marin Judas is a French model and actor . He has skills in dance, including funk and tap dancing . His father died when he was in his twenties. Despite appearing in many productions that involve progressive themes and having a portfolio of homoerotic images, Marin Judas is socially conservative and an anti-feminist, believing that a woman's place is in the home. He is strongly anti-abortion, even considering the morning-after pill to be murder. He believes that women without children are unhappy and regret not having them. In Mortel (2019), he posed shirtless as a member of the high school wrestling team as a background character. Télérama was critical of the series, considering it more ridiculous than a success. Marin Judas plays a wrestler again in the short film Mise à nu (2023), which was entered in numerous European short film festivals. In 2023, he had another minor role in La Vie pour de vrai as a boxer. Télérama noted that "Charlotte Gainsbourg brings the best. But it's not enough." He also starred in pop star Eva's music video Bottega (2024) as a boxer. The video has had 8.7 million views on YouTube. While Marin Judas' sexuality is unknown, in Amours Solitaires (2024) he has a role playing a gay rugby player. He also had a minor role in the television series Escort Boys (2024). The series received a negative review from Télérama "If the ambition of this schoolboy series was to deconstruct the clichés about male-female relationships, it is a failure, and even reactionary". In 2024, Judas was a model at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics , where he walked for the fashion house Ouest World. The ceremony sparked controversy around the world for its depiction of the Last Supper using drag queens and sexualized themes. After these numerous small roles, Marin Judas landed a role in the television series Cult - 2be3 (2025), in which he plays Frank Delay.
- Title: Marin Judas
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- Also Known As: Marin Judas-Bouisson, Martin Judas-Bouisson
