Jean Marchat
Acting Born Jun 8, 1902 Died Oct 2, 1966 Grigny, Essonne, France 51 credits
Biography
Jean Marchat works in acting. Born June 8, 1902 in Grigny, Essonne, France. Died October 2, 1966. Archytele tracks 51 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
At Theatre TonightAt Theatre Tonight · Stage DirectorThe Other Truth
Daggers Drawn
Climates of LoveLes Trois Chapeaux claques
La Mort de PompéeBlood on His SwordPolyeucte
Le Barbier de SévilleTomorrow Is My Turn
The Ambitious One
NapoleonLa Rue des bouches peintesCherchez la femmeNights of MontmartreMademoiselle from Paris
Zoé
The Most Wanted Man
They Were FiveDesperate DecisionLes Quatre Sergents du Fort Carré
Shadow and LightThe PasserbyThe Red NeedleOver the waves
SorcerorVéronique
The Barton Mystery
Three Boys, One Girl
Last Chance CastleLe Mystérieux Monsieur Sylvain
Mensonges
Les Dames du bois de BoulogneMajestic Hotel Cellars
The Hunchback
MermozLove Around the Clock
Sideral CruisesPontcarral, Empire ColonelL'Appel du bled
Stormy WatersThe Pavilion Burns
La marche nuptialeMarie des angoisses
Le cas du docteur Brenner
Burning chairIn the Name of the Law
DepartureThe Malay DaggerCheckmate
Full Filmography
51 titles- At Theatre Tonight (1966) as Le père
- At Theatre Tonight (1966) Stage Director
- The Other Truth (1966) as Prosecutor (uncredited)
- Daggers Drawn (1964) as Robert's lawyer
- Climates of Love (1962)
- Les Trois Chapeaux claques (1962) as Don Sacramento
- La Mort de Pompée (1961) as Jules César
- Blood on His Sword (1961) as L'évêque
- Polyeucte (1961) as Félix
- Le Barbier de Séville (1960) as Dom Bazile
- Tomorrow Is My Turn (1960) as Delmas
- The Ambitious One (1959) as Albert Rancourt
- Napoleon (1955) as General Bertrand (uncredited)
- La Rue des bouches peintes (1955) as Mollison
- Cherchez la femme (1955) as Mr. Van Looren
- Nights of Montmartre (1955) as Mureau
- Mademoiselle from Paris (1955)
- Zoé (1954) as Mr. Pounet
- The Most Wanted Man (1953) as General District Attorney
- They Were Five (1952) as Fredo - un patron de cabaret louche
- Desperate Decision (1952) as The inspector
- Les Quatre Sergents du Fort Carré (1952)
- Shadow and Light (1951) as Shurman
- The Passerby (1951) as Me. Darbel
- The Red Needle (1951) as Berger
- Over the waves (1951) as Narrator (voice)
- Sorceror (1950) as Me Lebondit
- Véronique (1950) as The Baron
- The Barton Mystery (1949) as Olivier
- Three Boys, One Girl (1948) as Georges Dourville
- Last Chance Castle (1947) as M. Tritonel
- Le Mystérieux Monsieur Sylvain (1947) as Morgat
- Mensonges (1946) as Olivier Dumas-Beaulieu
- Les Dames du bois de Boulogne (1945) as Jacques
- Majestic Hotel Cellars (1945) as Fred Petersen
- The Hunchback (1944) as The Regent
- Mermoz (1943) as The intellectual
- Love Around the Clock (1943)
- Sideral Cruises (1942) as Robert Monier, Françoise's husband
- Pontcarral, Empire Colonel (1942) as Hubert de Rozans
- L'Appel du bled (1942) as Pierre Moreuil
- Stormy Waters (1941) as Marc, le capitaine du « Mirva »
- The Pavilion Burns (1941) as Engineer Risay
- La marche nuptiale (1935)
- Marie des angoisses (1935) as Ramon
- Le cas du docteur Brenner (1933) as Doctor Carl Brenner
- Burning chair (1932) as Alfred
- In the Name of the Law (1932) as Marcel
- Departure (1931) as Jacques Largy
- The Malay Dagger (1931)
- Checkmate (1931)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Jean Marchat best known for?
Jean Marchat is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including At Theatre Tonight (1966), At Theatre Tonight (1966), The Other Truth (1966), Blood on His Sword (1961).
When and where was Jean Marchat born?
Jean Marchat was born on June 8, 1902 in Grigny, Essonne, France. They passed away on October 2, 1966.
How many credits does Jean Marchat have?
Jean Marchat has accumulated over 51 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1931 to 1966.
Jean Marchat by the numbers
51credits
49films
2TV series
1931–1966active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Shadow and Light (1951) as Shurman — aged about 49
- At Theatre Tonight (1966) as Le père — aged about 64
- Napoleon (1955) as General Bertrand (uncredited) — aged about 53
- The Other Truth (1966) as Prosecutor (uncredited) — aged about 64
- The Passerby (1951) as Me. Darbel — aged about 49
- Blood on His Sword (1961) as L'évêque — aged about 59
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