Édouard Delmont
Also recorded as Edouard Delmont
Édouard Delmont
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- Born
- 1883 · Marseille.
- Died
- 1955 · Cannes.
- Nationality
- France
- Occupation
- actor
- Languages
- French
In this article
Key facts
• Name — Édouard Delmont • Birth Name — Édouard Marius Autran • Born — 5 December 1883 • Birthplace — Marseille, France • Died — 22 November 1955 5 December 1883 • Place of death — Cannes, France • Occupation — Actor Édouard Delmont (5 December 1883 – 22 November 1955) was a French actor born Édouard Marius Autran in Marseille. He died in Cannes at age 72.
Filmography
• 1930: L'Arlésienne by Jacques de Baroncelli • 1930: Maison de danses by Maurice Tourneur • 1931: Mardi gras by Pierre Weill • 1931: Marius by Alexander Korda • 1931: Mam'zelle Nitouche, by Marc Allégret, Le directeur du music-hall • 1932: Fanny by Marc Allégret, Le docteur Félicien Venelle • 1932: Amour et Biceps (short film) by Jack Windrow • 1933: Roger la Honte by Gaston Roudès, L'inspecteur • 1933: Au pays du soleil (operetta) by Robert Péguy • 1933: Jofroi by Marcel Pagnol • 1933: The Illustrious Maurin by André Hugon • 1933: Chourinette by André Hugon • 1934: Angèle by Marcel Pagnol, Amédée • 1934: Le Train de 8 heures 47, L'éteigneur de réverbères • 1934: Les Bleus de la marine by Maurice Cammage, Le quartier-maître • 1935: Toni or Les Amours de Toni by Jean Renoir, Fernand • 1935: Le Gros Lot de Cornembuis (short film) by André Hugon, Bolduc • 1936: César by Marcel Pagnol, Le docteur Félicien Venelle • 1936: Romarin by Pierre Caron • 1936: Blanchette by André Hugon, Le docteur Bonenfant • 1936: Joseph, tu m'énerves!! (short film) by Georges Winter • 1937: Regain by Marcel Pagnol, Le père Gaubert • 1937: The Secrets of the Red Sea by Richard Pottier • 1937: The Strange Monsieur Victor by Jean Grémillon, Paroli • 1937: Le Chanteur de minuit by Léo Joannon, Fontana? or Patard? • 1937: Franco de port by Dimitri Kirsanoff • 1937: Balthazar by Pierre Colombier, Balicot • 1938: Hercule by Alexander Esway • 1938: La Marseillaise by Jean Renoir, Cabri, le paysan • 1938: Port of Shadows by Marcel Carné, Panama • 1938: La Femme du boulanger by Marcel Pagnol, Maillefer • 1938: Le Club des fadas by Émile Couzinet • 1938: The Little Thing by Maurice Cloche, L'abbé Germane • 1938: Firmin le muet de Saint-Pataclet by Jacques Séverac, Toinet • 1938: Farinet ou l'or dans la montagne by Max Haufler: Fontana • 1938: Heroes of the Marne by André Hugon, Le père Bardin • 1939: Berlingot and Company by Fernand Rivers, Courtepatte • 1939: Le Déserteur or Je t'attendrai by Léonide Moguy, Le père, M. Marchand • 1939: Le Paradis des voleurs (Escapade) by L.-C. Marsoudet and Léo Joannon, L'oncle Roquefigue • 1940: The Mondesir Heir by Albert Valentin, Firmin • 1940: The Marvelous Night by Jean-Paul Paulin, Le vieux berger • 1941: Three Argentines in Montmartre by André Hugon, Sacrifice • 1941: Notre-Dame de la Mouise by Robert Péguy, Le père Didier • 1941: Parade en sept nuits by Marc Allégret, Long-Pendu • 1942: Soyez les bienvenus by Jacques de Baroncelli • 1942: L'Arlésienne by Marc Allégret, Le berger Balthazar • 1941: The Italian Straw Hat • 1942: Simplet by Fernandel • 1942: Cap au large by Jean-Paul Paulin • 1942: Feu sacré by Maurice Cloche, Papa Bricard • 1943: A Woman in the Night by Edmond T. Gréville • 1943: Le soleil a toujours raison by Pierre Billon • 1943: Home Port by Jean Choux • 1943: Picpus by Richard Pottier • 1943: The Lucky Star by Jean Boyer • 1943: A Dog's Life by Maurice Cammage • 1943: Adieu Léonard by Pierre Prévert • 1943: Le Val d'enfer by Maurice Tourneur • 1943: Mon amour est près de toi by Richard Pottier • 1944: Un chapeau de paille d'Italie by Maurice Cammage (filmed in 1940) • 1944: The Ménard Collection by Bernard Roland • 1944: The Island of Love by Maurice Cam • 1945: La Fiancée des ténèbres by Serge de Poligny • 1945: Solita de Cordoue by Willy Rozier • 1946: The Grand Hotel Affair by André Hugon • 1946: Le Gardian by Jean de Marguenat • 1946: La Nuit sans fin by Jacques Séverac • 1946: Ploum ploum, tra la la by Robert Hennion • 1947: The Renegade by Jacques Séverac • 1947: Le Destin exécrable de Guillemette Babin by Guillaume Radot • 1947: Le Dessous des cartes by André Cayatte • 1948: Colomba by Émile Couzinet • 1948: Buffalo Bill et la bergère by Serge de La Roche (unfinished film) • 1948: Bagarres by Henri Calef • 1949: Passion for Life by Jean-Paul Le Chanois • 1949: The Man Who Returns from Afar by Jean Castanier • 1949: Les Eaux troubles by Henri Calef • 1949: Two Loves by Richard Pottier • 1950: The Inn of Sin by Jean de Marguenat • 1950: Le Grand Cirque by Georges Peclet • 1950: The Man Who Returns from Afar • 1950: Juliette ou la Clé des songes by Marcel Carné • 1950: La Belle que voilà by Jean-Paul Le Chanois • 1951: Trafic sur les dunes by Jean Gourguet • 1951: Monsieur Octave or L'escargot by Maurice Téboul (unreleased film) • 1951: Village Feud by Henri Verneuil, Capucet • 1952: In the Land of the Sun by Maurice de Canonge • 1952: Éternel espoir by Max Joly • 1952: Her Last Christmas by Jacques Daniel-Norman • 1952: Manon of the Spring by Marcel Pagnol • 1953: The Return of Don Camillo by Julien Duvivier • 1953: The Call of Destiny by Georges Lacombe • 1954: Le Mouton à cinq pattes by Henri Verneuil • 1954: Letters from My Windmill by Marcel Pagnol (from the skit Le Secret de maître Cornille and the unpublished skit La Diligence de Beaucaire) • 1954: Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves by Jacques Becker, Le père de Morgiane
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