Philippe Noiret

Nationality:
French
Birthdate:
10/01/1930
Birthplace:
Lille, France
Death Date:
11/23/2006
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biography
With his slightly stocky frame and a likably average, hangdog face with sad eyes, Philippe Noiret has long been one of the most highly acclaimed and prolific of contemporary French screen actors. Over the years, his exceptional versatility has enabled him to disguise his features in countless ways and to play a wide range of middle-class husbands, fathers and career figures. He had enjoyed ten successful years with the Theatre Nationale Populaire in Paris (and played one or two bit parts in films) before he made his full-fledged film acting debut in Agnes Verde's "La Pointe Courte" in 1954. Continued
Credits
Philippe d'Orleans
2002
Alfredo
2002
Duke Signoretto
1999
Joseph Levy
1997
Himself
1995
Henri Jarre
1969
Cast
Inspector Morand
Ambroise Gerome
Cardinal Mazarin
Garcin
Dom Pedro II
Hotel Manager
Pombal
Monsieur Lucoville
Moujik-Man
Philippe
Gaspard
Edouard
Brezan
Berthon
Michel Descombes
Claudia's Father
The General
Thomas
Pierre Franchin
Pablo Neruda
Gabriel
Georges
Edouard Binet
Robert Maurisson
Philippe
Actor
Perozzi
Antoine
Gioacchino Rossini
Himself
Dubreuilh
Antoine Lemercier
Victor
Victor Vialat
Bernard Desqueyroux
Chief Inspector
Philippe D'Orleans
Savinien De Kerfadec
Christian Legagneur
Igor Tatiatev
Lucien Cordier
1981
Rene
Yves Dorget
Michel Descombes
Raffaele
The Elegant Man
Baroni
Etienne Labrouche
Major Dellaplanne
Victor Derval
Giorgio Perozzi
Alberto
Toussaint
Watrin
Anatole Hirsch
milestones
Year
Milestone
1948 
Made his feature film debut in a bit part as a maitre d'hotel in "Gigi", directed by Jacqueline Audry
1951 
Member of the Theatre Nationale Populaire, Paris; appeared in "Richard II", "El Cid", "Don Juan" and "Mary Tudor"
1954 
Full-fledged film acting debut, "La Pointe Courte", directed by Agnes Varda
1958 
Broadway debut in "Lorenzaccio"
1965 
Made English-language film debut in "Lady L", with his dialogue dubbed by Peter Ustinov
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