A talented and versatile actor, Vincent Leclerc stands out both on the big screen and on the small screen, performing in both French and English.

Although he has primarily focused on screen work in recent years, he appeared on stage at La Licorne in 2024 in David Ireland’s deliciously dark comedy Ulster American.

On the big screen, he has worked with several renowned directors, including Roland Emmerich (White House Down), Jonathan Levine (Warm Bodies), Sylvain Archambault (Piché: Between Heaven and Earth), Denys Arcand (The Fall of the American Empire), Harley Chamandy (Allen Sunshine), and Chloé Robichaud (Days of Happiness). He also appeared in the Oscar-winning The Revenant by Alejandro González Iñárritu and Chaos Walking by Doug Liman. This year, he will be featured in Out Standing (Mélanie Charbonneau) and Gagne ton ciel (Mathieu Denis).

On the small screen, he has appeared in over thirty productions, including Mauvais Karma, Being Human, Toute la vérité, Mirador, 19-2, Les Beaux malaises, Le Clan, Bad Blood, Bellevue, Alerte Amber, District 31, Moi non plus, Transplant, Léo, and Three Pines.

For six seasons, Vincent masterfully portrayed the legendary character Séraphin Poudrier in the series Les Pays d’en haut, broadcast on Radio-Canada. This role earned him nominations at the Gala Artis in 2016, 2017, and 2018 in the category “Best Male Role – Quebec TV Series,” as well as a Gémeaux Award for “Best Lead Actor” in 2016 and nominations in the same category for the following five seasons, from 2017 to 2021. The following year, he received two more nominations in that same category for his powerful performances in Plan B and Sortez-moi de moi.

This past winter, he was seen on CBC reprising his role in Plan B (this time in English), on TVA in IXE-13, and on Radio-Canada as the mysterious Éric Bonin in DUMAS, the latest creation by bestselling writer Luc Dionne.