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Something wrong?He was the face of French cinema's bleakest, most beautiful hour - the drifter, the doomed lover, the man who couldn't outrun fate in a string of late-'30s films that still feel like watching a bruise form in real time.
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Cérémonie des CésarSeries, 19761974
Spécial cinémaSeries1971V.I.P. SchaukelSeries
The CatFilm, 1971Producer1969
The Sicilian ClanFilm, Vittorio Manalese1968
PashaFilm, Comissaire Joss, le Pacha1963
Any Number Can WinFilm, Charles1961
The Counterfeiters of ParisFilm, Ferdinand Maréchal, aka 'le Dabe'1959
Maigret and the St. Fiacre CaseFilm, Commissioner Jules Maigret1958
Les MisérablesFilm, Jean Valjean / Champmathieu1956
CinépanoramaSeries
Deadlier Than the MaleFilm, 1956André Chatelin1954Volpi Cup for Best ActorAward
Touchez Pas au GrisbiFilm, 1954Max dit Max le Menteur1951Volpi Cup for Best ActorAward1942
MoontideFilm, Bobo1941
Stormy WatersFilm, Le capitaine André Laurent1938
La Bête HumaineFilm, Lantier1936
La Belle ÉquipeFilm, Jean dit Jeannot1904Born17 May 1904Also in Deutsch
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Jean-Alexis Moncorgé was born in May 1904 and took the stage name Jean Gabin. Between 1937 and 1939, he anchored a run of films - Pépé le Moko, La grande illusion, Le Quai des brumes, La bête humaine, Le jour se lève - that turned him into the archetype of French fatalism on screen. He kept working through the decades, adding Le plaisir in 1952, and collected a Silver Bear and a Volpi Cup along the way. France pinned the Légion d'honneur on him for the weight he carried in its cinema. He died in November 1976.
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