Gérard Blain
Biography
Gérard Blain (23 October 1930 – 17 December 2000) was a French actor and film director.
Blain appeared in sixty films between 1944 and 2000. He also directed nine films between 1971 and 2000. In 1971, he won the Golden Leopard at the Locarno International Film Festival for his film The Friends. Blain married three times, including briefly to Bernadette Lafont.
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Known For
Acting
1959
asCharles
1958
asSerge
1977
asRaoul Minot
1962
asCharles 'Chips' Maurey
1979
asGérard
1957
asGérard
1963
asXavier de Brétevielle
1944
as(uncredited)
1944
as(uncredited)
1946
as
1956
asGérard Delacroix
1961
asDavide
1969
asJoë Caligula
1989
asRichard Lunet
1960
asAlvaro Cosenza
1993
asPierre Bufières
1963
asToto Cacace
1968
asRoger
1960
asAnselmo Foresi
1989
asStephane's father
1967
as
1960
asStefano
1971
asGiovanni Malatrasi
2001
asThe priest
1964
asThe orderly (segment "Il generale")
1989
asClaude Roitman
1963
asClaudio
1981
asHenri
1966
asRobert Gibson
1959
asJacques Lourmel
1961
asMazur
1983
asEmilio
1945
as(uncredited)
1967
asThomas
1987
asBroz
1956
asJean Fargeot
1958
asThe New Boyfriend (uncredited)
1995
asFrançois
1958
asMarcello
1965
asIl cugino
1957
asOlivier Jourdans
1964
asThe painter
1977
asLe journaliste
1954
as(uncredited)
1964
as
2008
asSelf (archive footage)
1974
asPaul Boyer
1963
asPaolo
1986
asThe father
1990
as
2019
asSelf (archives) - director, subject
asSelf
asSelf
asSelf
Production
1976
asCrew
Directing
1983
as
1993
as1976
as
1987
as
1971
as1974
as
1980
as
1978
as1995
as
2000
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