Actor Adama Niane, who has starred in many television series like More beautiful life Where Satand who had played the serial killer Guy Georges in the cinema, died at the age of 56.
Actor Adama Niane has died at the age of 56. Viewers were able to discover it in More beautiful life or on the big screen in The SK1 Affair, where he played the role of serial killer Guy Georges. It is director Olivier Abbou who shared the sad news on his Instagram account. “It is with great sadness that I have just learned of the death of Adama Niane, with whom I have the chance to work on the 2 seasons of maroni and Fury. We have not left each other for 4 years, sharing intense human and artistic adventures at the end of the world, in Guyana, in St Pierre and Miquelon and even in Lille (that is to say!). He was committed, on, whole, talented, powerful. He was my hero, a friend, an accomplice“, he wrote on the social network. No information has filtered for the moment on the causes of his death.
The actor has appeared in numerous television series
Adama Niane was born in Paris in 1966. He graduated from the Paris III Institute of Theater Studies. He completed his training by following the teachings of Philippe Duclos at the Ateliers du TGP (Ateliers Gérard Philipe). He also started his career on stage by performing, from the end of the 1980s, in plays by Alfred de Musset and Marivaux. He appears in parallel frequently on the small screen in series. So he plays in Mysteries, Commissioner Moulin, Julie Lescaut, Where PJ. In 2009, he landed a recurring role in More beautiful lifewhere he plays the character of Sébastien Sangha, which allows him to become known to the general public. Since 2016, he played Issa, the math teacher in the series Sat. In 2021, he plays Leonardo in Lupine. We also saw it in Mantis or in an episode ofAlex Hugo.
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He played Guy Georges in the cinema
Adama Niane has also acted in several feature films. In 2000, he appeared in fuck me by Virginie Despentes and in 2008 in 35 rums by Claire Denis. He mainly played the serial killer Guy Georges in the film the SK1 case by Frédéric Tellier, in 2015. In 2019 he starred in Fury by Olivier Abbou (available on Netflix) and Congratulations.
