Jean-Pierre Armand is a French adult film actor, director and writer who was born in France, Marseillan on August 6, 1950 in Hérault county. His original name was Jacques Fremont, but Max Pardos and Mario Antonelli were also known for art names. Armand's relationship with the adult entertainment industry began in 1969, when he visited the Cap d'Agde Libertinius circles in his maternity legion, and then performed in Paris erotic theaters. Pornographer's acting career, however, was actually launched only in 1978 by Michel Barny "Une femme honnête" (A fair woman). In 1970 and 1973 he won the "France's most beautiful athlete" contest. His career lasted for more than 30 years until 2005. Jean-Pierre Armand was an extremely fertile actor, and according to IAFD's database, he was in 509 films, while IMDb lists 243 films. During his career, he worked with several prominent production companies such as Colmax, Magma, Anabolic Video, Evil Angel, Marc Dorcel, Sin City and Elegant Angel. It has titles such as "Au caprice des dames," "Elen et les cochons," "Geil mit 40," "Vorace," "Secret Of Madam X," "Rocco's True Anal Stories 3," "Euro Flesh 6: Milly the Whore" and "European Cuntinent 1." In addition to his acting work, he directed four films, including the works "Germi- anal," "the la baise ce soir," "Jura Sex" and "Tintin chez les negros." He also participated as a writer in the TV miniature series "Pot- Bouille" in 1972. Armand worked as a musician in addition to adult films, recorded several albums in various genres, such as jazz and French sanzon. In 2003, a book entitled "Cocktail Explosif 'was published in the publication of Chema Production. Jean-Pierre Armand is one of the legendary figures in the French adult film industry, who has been known to have charismatic personality, athletic physics and exceptional stage presence. With his versatile acting skills, he was able to represent a number of characters and erotic situations.