Johnny Rougeau was an American actor who is best known for La pension Velder, Les champions (Bobine 2, 1re partie), and Les champions (Bobine 2, 2e partie). He had a diverse career that included roles in professional wrestling, where he was known for his tag-team performances.
Personal and Family Life
Johnny Rougeau was born as Joseph Adélard Gustave Jean Rougeau. He was part of a notable family, being the older brother of Jacques Rougeau, with whom he competed in wrestling. Their father, Jacques Rougeau Sr., was also involved in the wrestling scene and had several children who followed in his footsteps, including wrestlers and sports commentators.
Death and Legacy
Johnny Rougeau passed away on May 25, 1983, in Montréal, Québec, Canada, due to cancer. His contributions to wrestling and television continue to be remembered, and he left a mark on the industry through his work both in front and behind the scenes as a hockey coach and a bodyguard for politicians. A trophy in the QMJHL league bears his name, honoring his influence in sports.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| La pension Velder | 1958–1960 | Archange |
| Les champions (Bobine 2, 1re partie) | 1981 | Unknown |
| Les champions (Bobine 2, 2e partie) | 1981 | Unknown |