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Jean-Jacques de Mesterton


Mostly Credited As: Jean-Jacques de Mesterton
Birth Name: Jean-Jacques de Mesterton
Country Of Birth: Finland
Birth Place: Helsinki, Finland
Jean-Jacques de Mesterton


Jean-Jacques de Mesterton is an author, political advisor, and international facilitator. He has fought terrorists in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. In addition to a heritage in Colorado and New Mexico, he belongs to an ancient family based in Sweden, Finland and Scotland. Jean-Jacques de Mesterton’s novel, The Succession, was inspired by his personal dealings with professional soldiers, tycoons, princes, thieves, and intelligence operatives. Though born in Finland, Jean-Jacques lived in southern France until he was twelve. De Mesterton was an American advisor to Paris mayor Jacques Chirac, when he campaigned for the French presidency, in 1981. During the Eighties and Nineties, he did fundraising for the arts, and was a director of a manufacturers' representative firm in Paris. Jean-Jacques then hosted a popular call-in talk show at KOA Radio in Denver, Colorado. Working as an international business advisor, he served as one of two envoys for the Tissot Foundation, which applied high-tech solutions to problems in second- and third-world countries. Since 2001, Jean-Jacques de Mesterton has been a board-member of the Havsudden Foundation, which controls resources in Africa and the European Union.



TV Appearances

Episode Cast Credits 

The O'Reilly Factor (1996) 
  Boycotting France... Again 10x35: (Feb/17/2005) As Himself 
  Disrespecting the Presidency 09x248: (Dec/16/2004) As Himself 
  A Salute to Our Protectors 09x226: (Nov/11/2004) As Himself 
Trivia

Roger Ebert mentions Jean-Jacques de Mesterton in the sixth paragraph of his review of Inside Man.
But, according to de Mesterton (he and Mr. Ebert were often colleagues at the Conference on World Affairs), some of the behavior exhibited by Foster's character is completely out-of-line.


Jean-Jacques de Mesterton appeared on Bill O'Reilly's FNC show on Friday, April 18th, 2008.

Jean-Jacques de Mesterton is married to his fourth cousin, painter M-J de Mesterton.


January, 2010: Roger Ebert mentions Jean-Jacques de Mesterton in his review of Mel Gibson's Edge of Darkness.


Jean-Jacques de Mesterton Quotes
Jean-Jacques de Mesterton: If I understand you rightly, you are
trying to give Imperialism a bad name!
(A quote from one of his appearances at The Conference on World Affairs; addressed to a fellow panelist)


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