Patrick Dewaere

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AKA: Patrick Jean-Marie Henri Maurin
Nationality: French
Birthdate: 01/26/1947
Birthplace: Saint-Brieuc, France
Death Date: 07/16/1982

biography

Short-lived, popular leading man with a flair for comedy who made an arresting film debut as Gerard Depardieu's scabrous, temporarily impotent sidekick in Bertrand Blier's "Going Places" (1974). He was also memorable in Jean-Jacques Annaud's darkly comic "Hot Head" (1979) and Blier's "Beau Pere" (1981). Dewaere appeared in over 20 films before he died in 1982 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

Credits

Frank Poupart
1979
Pierrot
1974
Second Lieutenant Balo
Marco Maffei
Johnny
Lefevre
Francois
Francois Perrin
Remi
Mare
Serge Laine
Alain Durieux
Bruno Calgagni

milestones

Year
Milestone
1951 
Made film debut in "Monsieur Fabre"
1952 
Stage acting debut in "Maison de poupee"
1955 
Had featured role in the motion picture "La Madelon"
1956 
Appeared in "The Happy Road", directed by Gene Kelly
1957 
Acted in "The Spies/Les espions", helmed by Henri-Georged Clouzot
Continued

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