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Maurice Biraud

Acting Born Mar 3, 1922 Died Dec 24, 1982 Paris, France 85 credits

Biography

Maurice Biraud works in acting. Born March 3, 1922 in Paris, France. Died December 24, 1982. Archytele lists 85 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Career timeline

L'affaire Matzneff
Mireille Darc, la femme libre
Michel Audiard et le mystère du triangle des Bermudes
Un dimanche de flicsRetour à Cherchell
L'Esprit de famille
Beau PereMarie-MarieMon enfant, ma mèreWhy Not Us?
Arsène Lupin joue et perdThe Adventures of Arsène LupinLa bande du Rex
Pierrot mon ami
Les Hommes de Rose
Banlieue Sud-EstRossel et la commune de ParisConfessions of a Choir BoyGloria
Les Jeux de 20 heuresNick Verlaine ou Comment voler la tour EiffelBartleby
Numéro unSystème 2The GypsyFlic StoryHello, Sisters
Le Permis de conduireOK PatronL'Or et la fleurMy Husband, His Mistress and I
The ConspiracyThe Last TrainA Slightly Pregnant ManLe Concierge
She No Longer Talks, She ShootsWar SpiesFive Leaf Clover
Cadet RousselleLand of Milk and HoneyLe Cri du cormoran, le soir au-dessus des jonques
Sorrel FlowerThe Big GrasshopperDeux Romains en GauleÇa c'est Claude François
Dim Dam DomCloportes
A Mouse with the MenDandelions by the RootsCherchez l'idoleWhy Paris?The Adventures of Salavin
Any Number Can WinTeuf-teufChicken Soup
The Seventh JurorThe Devil and the Ten CommandmentsParis Pick-UpThe Eye of the MonocleThe Little Boy from the Lift
The Counterfeiters of ParisTaxi for Tobruk
Pete the TenderCandide or The Optimism in the 20th Century
Three Days to LivePremier mai
Give Me My ChanceToo Many LoversIn Six Easy Lessons
Cinépanorama
No Big Deal for JohnnyLes deux font la paire
The Secret of Helene MarimonQuai des blondesApril Fools' DayMademoiselle Nitouche
The SlaveHis Father's PortraitWonderful Mentality
Carrot TopThe Happiest of Men

Full filmography

  • L'affaire Matzneff (2020) as (archive footage)
  • Mireille Darc, la femme libre (2018) as Self (archive footage)
  • Michel Audiard et le mystère du triangle des Bermudes (2002) as Self (archive footage)
  • Un dimanche de flics (1983) as Fred
  • Retour à Cherchell (1983) as Marcel Aubert
  • L'Esprit de famille (1982) as le docteur Moreau
  • Beau Pere (1981) as le camionneur, témoin de l'accident
  • Marie-Marie (1981) as Maxime Terrien
  • Mon enfant, ma mère (1981) as Le père
  • Why Not Us? (1981) as M. Simon, le patron
  • Arsène Lupin joue et perd (1980) as Inspecteur Weber
  • The Adventures of Arsène Lupin (1980) as Inspecteur Weber
  • La bande du Rex (1980) as Commissioner Raoul Fleury
  • Pierrot mon ami (1979) as Crouia-Bey et Voussois
  • Les Hommes de Rose (1978) as Donatien Poutreux dit Fatalitas
  • Banlieue Sud-Est (1977) as Marcel
  • Rossel et la commune de Paris (1977) as Félix Pyat
  • Confessions of a Choir Boy (1977) as Le Père
  • Gloria (1977) as Stéphane Perreau
  • Les Jeux de 20 heures (1976) as Self
  • Nick Verlaine ou Comment voler la tour Eiffel (1976) as Prosper
  • Bartleby (1976) as Dindon
  • Numéro un (1975) as Self
  • Système 2 (1975) as Self
  • The Gypsy (1975) as Pierrot the Naive
  • Flic Story (1975) as Owner of the Saint-Appoline hotel
  • Hello, Sisters (1975) as Monsieur Chotard
  • Le Permis de conduire (1974) as Le premier moniteur d'auto-école
  • OK Patron (1974) as Leroy
  • L'Or et la fleur (1974) as Charly
  • My Husband, His Mistress and I (1974) as Jean-Claude
  • The Conspiracy (1973) as Brunet
  • The Last Train (1973) as Maurice
  • A Slightly Pregnant Man (1973) as Lamarie
  • Le Concierge (1973) as M. Massoulier
  • She No Longer Talks, She Shoots (1972) as Herbert
  • War Spies (1972) as Jérôme Nimo
  • Five Leaf Clover (1972) as Georges-André Constant
  • Cadet Rousselle (1971) as Self
  • Land of Milk and Honey (1971) as Self - The Interviewer
  • Le Cri du cormoran, le soir au-dessus des jonques (1971) as Taxi driver
  • Sorrel Flower (1967) as Commissaire Verdier
  • The Big Grasshopper (1967) as Alfred
  • Deux Romains en Gaule (1967) as Le garagiste peu scrupuleux
  • Ça c'est Claude François (1967) as Self
  • Dim Dam Dom (1965) as Self
  • Cloportes (1965) as Arthur aka 'Le Mou'
  • A Mouse with the Men (1964) as Francis Blanchet
  • Dandelions by the Roots (1964) as Jo Arengeot
  • Cherchez l'idole (1964) as Self, guest at Sylvie Vartan's show (uncredited)
  • Why Paris? (1964) as Denis, hotelier
  • The Adventures of Salavin (1964) as Louis Salavin
  • Any Number Can Win (1963) as Louis Naudin
  • Teuf-teuf (1963)
  • Chicken Soup (1963) as Inspector Morel
  • The Seventh Juror (1962) as Le docteur Hess - le vétérinaire
  • The Devil and the Ten Commandments (1962) as Louis
  • Paris Pick-Up (1962) as Adolphe Ferrie
  • The Eye of the Monocle (1962) as Martigue
  • The Little Boy from the Lift (1962) as (uncredited)
  • The Counterfeiters of Paris (1961) as Robert Mideau, aka 'le Cave'
  • Taxi for Tobruk (1961) as François Gensac
  • Pete the Tender (1960) as Maternati
  • Candide or The Optimism in the 20th Century (1960) as Le résident hollandais (uncredited)
  • Three Days to Live (1958)
  • Premier mai (1958) as Blanchot
  • Give Me My Chance (1957) as Un employé de Gilbert
  • Too Many Lovers (1957) as Commentator (voice)
  • In Six Easy Lessons (1957)
  • Cinépanorama (1956) as Self
  • No Big Deal for Johnny (1955)
  • Les deux font la paire (1955) as Lawyer
  • The Secret of Helene Marimon (1954)
  • Quai des blondes (1954) as Laurent
  • April Fools' Day (1954) as Le vendeur du bazar
  • Mademoiselle Nitouche (1954) as A reservist
  • The Slave (1953) as Photographer
  • His Father's Portrait (1953) as Didier, le snob, prétentieux, parasite
  • Wonderful Mentality (1953)
  • Carrot Top (1952) as Vicar
  • The Happiest of Men (1952) as The young lawyer
  • Good Enough to Eat (1951) as A student (uncredited)
  • Mr. Peek-a-Boo (1951) as A colleague of Léon (uncredited)
  • Le Roi des camelots (1951) as Le mari violent (uncredited)
  • Jamais deux sans trois (1951)