Claude Dauphin
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Person

Claude Dauphin

Known for
Acting
Born
August 19, 1903
Died
November 16, 1978
Place of birth
Corbeil-Essonnes, Essonne, France
Also known as
Claude Legrand

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Biography

Claude Dauphin (19 August 1903 – 16 November 1978) was a French actor. He appeared in over 130 films between 1930 and 1978.

He was born in Corbeil-Essonnes, Essonne. His father was Maurice Étienne Legrand, a poet who wrote as Franc-Nohain, and who was the librettist for Maurice Ravel's opera L'heure espagnole. Claude Dauphin died in Paris.

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Filmography

  • De force avec d'autresFilm · 1993 · as self (archive footage)
  • Ce diable d'hommeTV · 1978 · as Voltaire âgé · 6 episodes
  • Le PionFilm · 1978 · as Albert Carreaud
  • Les MisérablesFilm · 1978 · as Bishop Myriel
  • Focal PointFilm · 1977 · as Maître Leroy
  • Madame RosaFilm · 1977 · as Le docteur Katz
  • MadoFilm · 1976 · as Vaudable
  • The AnchoriteFilm · 1976 · as Boswell
  • The TenantFilm · 1976 · as Husband at accident
  • Les Rendez-vous du dimancheTV · 1975 · as Self · 1 episode
  • RosebudFilm · 1975 · as Charles-André Fargeau
  • That Most Important Thing: LoveFilm · 1975 · as Mazelli
  • The Wild Goose ChaseFilm · 1975 · as De Rovère
  • CandidaFilm · 1974 · as Burgess
  • T'es fou MarcelFilm · 1974 · as self
  • At the Meeting with Joyous DeathFilm · 1973 · as Father D'Aval
  • We Want the ColonelsFilm · 1973 · as Il Presidente della Repubblica
  • The Most Wonderful Evening of My LifeFilm · 1972 · as Cancelliere Bouisson
  • ÉglantineFilm · 1972 · as Clément
  • Samedi soirTV · 1971 · as Self · 2 episodes
  • Berlin AffairFilm · 1970 · as Languin
  • Hard ContractFilm · 1969 · as Maurice
  • The Madwoman of ChaillotFilm · 1969 · as Dr. Jadin
  • BarbarellaFilm · 1968 · as President of Earth
  • The Tender AgeFilm · 1968 · as Monsieur Rebeque
  • LamielFilm · 1967 · as Le marquis d'Orpiez
  • Spy PitFilm · 1967 · as Lasalle
  • The Other OneFilm · 1967 · as Serebriakov
  • Two for the RoadFilm · 1967 · as Maurice Dalbret
  • Grand PrixFilm · 1966 · as Hugo Simon
  • Is Paris Burning?Film · 1966 · as Colonel Lebel
  • Lady LFilm · 1965 · as Inspector Mercier
  • The Sleeping Car MurdersFilm · 1965 · as Le frère d'Eliane (uncredited)
  • How to Make a French DishFilm · 1964 · as Mr. Oscar
  • The VisitFilm · 1964 · as Lawyer Bardick
  • Harry's GirlsTV · 1963 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Symphony for a MassacreFilm · 1963 · as Valoti
  • The Devil and the Ten CommandmentsFilm · 1962 · as Georges Beaufort
  • Tiara TahitiFilm · 1962 · as Henri Farengue
  • The Mike Douglas ShowTV · 1961 · as Self · 1 episode
  • Matisse ou Le talent de bonheurFilm · 1960 · as Narrator (voice)
  • The Full TreatmentFilm · 1960 · as David Prade
  • DiscoramaTV · 1959 · as Self · 1 episode
  • Too Late to LoveFilm · 1959 · as René Dargillière
  • My Darned FatherFilm · 1958 · as Jean Servin
  • Naked CityTV · 1958 · as Ogier Douvay · 1 episode
  • The Quiet AmericanFilm · 1958 · as Inspector Vigot
  • Overseas Press Club - Exclusive!TV · 1957 · as Brother Joachim · 1 episode
  • Alfred Hitchcock PresentsTV · 1955 · as Co-host · 1 episode
  • Paris PrecinctTV · 1955 · as Inspector Bolbec · 26 episodes
  • Phantom of the Rue MorgueFilm · 1954 · as Insp. Bonnard
  • Innocents in ParisFilm · 1953 · as Max de Lorne
  • Little Boy LostFilm · 1953 · as Pierre Verdier
  • The Three MusketeersFilm · 1953 · as Commentant le film par la voix de (voice)
  • Adorable CreaturesFilm · 1952 · as Narrator (voice)
  • April in ParisFilm · 1952 · as Philippe Fouquet
  • Casque d'OrFilm · 1952 · as Félix
  • Duel through the agesFilm · 1952 · as Narrator (voice)
  • Le PlaisirFilm · 1952 · as le docteur
  • Schlitz Playhouse of StarsTV · 1951 · as LaSalle · 1 episode
  • DeportedFilm · 1950 · as Vito Bucelli
  • Lux Video TheatreTV · 1950 · as Paul · 1 episode
  • The Chocolate GirlFilm · 1950 · as Paul Normand
  • Your Show of ShowsTV · 1950 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Firemen's BallFilm · 1949 · as Camille, Olivier and Henri Grégeois
  • Jean de la LuneFilm · 1949 · as Jeff
  • L'inconnu d'un soirFilm · 1949 · Acting
  • Pilote de guerre… pilote de ligneFilm · 1949 · as Self - Narrator (voice)
  • SuspenseTV · 1949 · as Redl · 1 episode
  • Thus Finishes the NightFilm · 1949 · as Pianist André Fuger
  • Cruise for the Unknown OneFilm · 1948 · as Clément Fournil
  • Impeccable HenriFilm · 1948 · as Henry, butler
  • La Parade du rireFilm · 1948 · as Mr. de la Bergère
  • Paris 1900Film · 1948 · as Narrator
  • Road BlockedFilm · 1948 · as Jacques Audoin
  • Studio OneTV · 1948 · as Cardinal Mindszenty · 2 episodes
  • The Philco Television PlayhouseTV · 1948 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Van GoghFilm · 1948 · as Narrator
  • Rendezvous in ParisFilm · 1947 · as Robert Chesnay aka Michel Trévines
  • The FanFilm · 1947 · as Jacques Brévannes
  • Cyrano de BergeracFilm · 1946 · as Cyrano de Bergerac
  • Dropped from HeavenFilm · 1946 · as Maurice
  • Une femme coupée en morceauxFilm · 1946 · Acting
  • We Are Not MarriedFilm · 1946 · Acting
  • Dorothy Looks for LoveFilm · 1945 · as Robert
  • A Salute to FranceFilm · 1944 · as Jacques Bonhomme
  • English Without TearsFilm · 1944 · as François de Freycinet
  • Portrait of a WomanFilm · 1944 · as Robert Chardin
  • TwilightFilm · 1944 · as Aimé Cavalier
  • A Woman in the NightFilm · 1943 · as François Rousseau
  • Two Shy OnesFilm · 1943 · as Jules Frémissin
  • Men Without FearFilm · 1942 · as Henri Vermont
  • Promise to the Unknown OneFilm · 1942 · as Jean Cartier
  • The Beautiful AdventureFilm · 1942 · as Valentin Le Barroyer
  • Little NothingsFilm · 1941 · as Drial (uncredited)
  • Strange SuzyFilm · 1941 · Acting
  • The Tale of the FoxFilm · 1941 · as Monkey
  • Beating HeartFilm · 1940 · as Pierre de Rougemont
  • Paris - New-YorkFilm · 1940 · as Paul Landry
  • Radio SurprisesFilm · 1940 · as Self
  • Cavalcade of LoveFilm · 1939 · as Léandre, Hubert & Georges
  • The World Will ShakeFilm · 1939 · as Jean Durand
  • ConflitFilm · 1938 · as Gérard
  • The Curtain RisesFilm · 1938 · as François Polti
  • The Pearls of the CrownFilm · 1937 · as Le prisonnier Italien en Abyssinie
  • The SpankingFilm · 1937 · as Robert Grésillon
  • Let's Make a DreamFilm · 1936 · as Un Invité (Prologue)
  • The Happy RoadFilm · 1936 · as Paul Venieri
  • Le Billet de milleFilm · 1935 · as The nephew
  • Le Voyage imprévuFilm · 1935 · as André Chabrolles
  • Return to ParadiseFilm · 1935 · as Robert Ginet
  • DédéFilm · 1934 · as André 'Dédé' de la Huchette
  • We Are Not ChildrenFilm · 1934 · as Jean Servin
  • A Happy ManFilm · 1933 · Acting
  • Abbot ConstantineFilm · 1933 · as Paul de Laverdens
  • BoubourocheFilm · 1933 · as André
  • Don't Need MoneyFilm · 1933 · as Paul
  • Les Surprises du sleepingFilm · 1933 · as Prince Philippe
  • Love and Cool WaterFilm · 1933 · as le jeune homme renversé
  • Paris-SoleilFilm · 1933 · Acting
  • A Girl and a MillionFilm · 1932 · Acting
  • MoonlightFilm · 1932 · as Jacques
  • The FortuneFilm · 1932 · Acting
  • To the Polls, CitizensFilm · 1932 · Acting
  • FigurationFilm · 1931 · as André
  • It's all arrangedFilm · 1931 · as Émile
  • Le Roman de RenardFilm · as Le singe narrateur

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