Michel Constantin
Biography
Michel Constantin (born Constantin Hokhloff, 13 July 1924 – 29 August 2003) was a French film actor.
Born to a Russian father and a Polish mother in Billancourt (near Paris), Constantin made his first film appearance in 1956. His first credited role was in the prison breakout drama Le Trou (aka The Hole) in 1960.
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Known For
Acting
1973
asInspector Palma
1978
asVeronique
1982
asAlexandre Gagnon
1970
asKillain
1966
asJeff
1960
asGeo Cassine
1970
asWhitey
1961
asHead of the American racketeers
1974
asCulli
1972
asAntoine
1972
asCommissioner Campana alias Louis Lopez
1973
asCapt. Augier
1970
asGreg, the henchman
1971
asMichel
1984
asAdjutant Edouard Mahuzard
1975
asLe capitaine Nimier
1972
asXavier Saratov, Georgia's brother and Roberto's friend
1992
asDocteur Bernier
1963
asCicero
1970
asViletti
1974
asSandro Colautti
1985
asLe directeur du cinéma
1973
asMarius Fantoni, aka 'Fanto'
1973
asBernard Solville
1977
asCarl Mank
1967
asStan
1967
asGeorges
1964
asOtto, the legionnaire (uncredited)
1969
asChamoun
1978
asSteff
1967
asSgt Rudolph Petrowsky
1970
asCoster
1981
asGrougnache
1982
asSecutor Flavien Magister
1970
asRené
1969
asAndré
1981
asDon Vincenzo Talascio
1965
asSkida
1985
asRaoul
1975
asGuilloux
1962
as
1988
asVictor Molini
1972
asWeiss
1970
asGilani
1966
asAlban, Manouche's bodyguard
1971
asInspector Michel Grazzi
1967
asVincent
1974
asMario (uncredited)
1969
asJose
2020
asSelf
1985
asCommissaire Bartillot
asGeorges Lancier
asXavier Baudin
asSelf
asSelf
asSelf
asCyril Paparoff dit Papa
Production
Crew
Directing
