Robert Favart
Biography
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Robert Favart was born on February 19, 1911 in Alexandria, Egypt. He was an actor and writer, known for Le Samouraï (1967), Le Cercle Rouge (1970) and Max and the Junkmen (1971). He died on July 26, 2003 in Nogent-sur-Marne, Val-de-Marne, France.
Known For
Acting
1970
asSalesman at Mauboussin
1973
as
1941
asPilot
1941
asLannes
1941
asRaymond (uncredited)
1943
as
1943
asDon Fernand de Torilhas
1944
asThe kidnapper
1946
asPhilippe, professor's assistant
1971
asle préfet
1948
asBertrand de Lormoy
1948
asDessanges
1948
asAbbot Dupanloup (uncredited)
1951
asMaximilien
1966
asLe chirurgien
1954
asMr. de Carlène
1964
as
1965
as
1965
as
1965
asMaître Boissard
1970
as
1971
as
1972
asArchitect
1975
asA banker
1967
asBartender
1975
as
1971
asLoiselle
1974
asTréville
1974
asTréville
1970
asle Roi Pêcheur
1967
as
1967
asEmployee at Airport (uncredited)
1964
asLe colonel italien
1964
asItalian Bank Customer (uncredited)
1973
asMinister
1973
asWedding guest (uncredited)
1976
asFather of the feminist
1956
asLe prince Soliman Ben Salah
1966
asGeneral Dalrymple
1981
asLe père de la militante
1966
asSergej (Vienna segment) (uncredited)
1970
asThe Chief Commissioner
1970
asSchool's director
1974
asMember of the PRU
1983
as1987
asL'homme du hall
1976
as
1968
asElliston
asLe Chevalier
Production
Crew
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