Pierre Dux

Pierre Dux studied at Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique. Catherine Samie is recorded as having studied under Pierre Dux. The recorded working language is French. Places of work recorded in the authority are Paris. Positions recorded include Administrator of the Comédie-Française and Sociétaire of the Comédie-Française. Distinctions recorded are Molière Award for Best Actor and Prix du Brigadier.

• Name — Pierre Dux • Born — 21 October 1908 • Birthplace — Paris, France • Died — 1 December 1990 • Place of death — Paris, France • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1932–1990

• Year — Title — Role — Director — Notes • 1932 — The Marriage of Mademoiselle Beulemans — Albert Delpierre — Jean Choux • 1934 — Les précieuses ridicules — Du Croissy — Léonce Perret • 1935 — Le Monde où l'on s'ennuie — Paul Raymond — Paul Raymond • 1935 — La marmaille — Dominique Bernard-Deschamps • 1935 — Marie des Angoisses — Jean de Quersac — Michel Bernheim • 1938 — Return at Dawn — Karl Ammer — Henri Decoin • 1942 — Last Adventure — Jean Bernard — Robert Péguy • 1946 — Patrie — Jonas — Louis Daquin • 1946 — The Queen's Necklace — Cagliostro — Marcel L'Herbier • 1947 — The Royalists — Hulot — Henri Calef • 1947 — Monsieur Vincent — Le chancelier Séguier — Maurice Cloche • 1948 — The Last Vacation — Valentin Simonet — Roger Leenhardt • 1949 — Jean de la Lune — Richard Verdelet - un industriel parisien - amoureux de Marceline — Marcel Achard • 1949 — Doctor Laennec — Prof. Récamier — Maurice Cloche • 1950 — The Paris Waltz — General Danicheff — Marcel Achard • 1951 — Shadow and Light — Doctor Gennari — Henri Calef • 1951 — Le Sabre de mon père — Édouard Dujardin — Roger Vitrac • 1951 — Gigolo — Le père Quentin — Roger Richebé • 1953 — Open Letter — Monsieur Lesage — Alex Joffé • 1954 — Poisson d’avril — Gaston Prévost — Gilles Grangier • 1955 — Sophie and the Crime — Commissaire Moret — Pierre Gaspard-Huit • 1955 — The Grand Maneuver — the Colonel — René Clair • 1956 — Meeting in Paris — Florent Saint-Valier — Georges Lampin • 1958 — The Mask of the Gorilla — Veslot — Bernard Borderie • 1958 — The Lord's Vineyard — Comte Hubert Martin de Kardec — Jean Boyer • 1958 — Le chant du Styrène — Narrator — Alain Resnais • 1959 — Green Harvest — L'aumônier du lycée — François Villiers • 1961 — Goodbye Again — Maître Fleury — Anatol Litvak • 1961 — Famous Love Affairs — Joseph Talma — Michel Boisrond — (segment "Les comédiennes") • 1961 — The Crumblers Are Doing Well — L'éditeur Emile Cadeau — Jean Boyer • 1963 — The Day and the Hour — Le commissaire divisionnaire Marboz - de la Police Judiciaire — René Clément • 1964 — Behold a Pale Horse — Fred Zinnemann — Uncredited • 1964 — Patate — Leon Rollo dit Patate — Robert Thomas • 1966 — Is Paris Burning? — Alexandre Parodi — René Clément • 1969 — Z — the police chief — Costa-Gavras • 1969 — La Main — Le chiffonnier / Le psychanalyste — Henri Glaeser • 1970 — La Horse — Le juge d'instruction — Pierre Granier-Deferre • 1975 — Special Section — General State Attorney Cavarroc — Costa-Gavras • 1980 — Trois hommes à abattre — Emmerich — Jacques Deray • 1981 — Plein sud — Rognon — Luc Béraud • 1981 — La vie continue — Max — Moshe Mizrachi • 1988 — The Reader — the magistrate — Michel Deville • 1991 — Plaisir d'amour — Cornélius — Nelly Kaplan

Pierre Dux is recorded with the occupation theatre director. Recorded with the occupation stage actor. Recorded as actor, theatre manager, director and theaterintendant. Recorded at birth as Pierre Alexandre Martin.