Simone Berriau
French actress (1896-1984) · France · On the map · Actors · Died at 87
Simone Berriau was a French stage and film actress. She appeared in more than ten films from 1933 to 1942, after which she moved to theatre pieces and became the director of the Antoine Theatre in Paris; the venue was later renamed in her honour.
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1984Died26 February 19841948
My TreasureFilm, Writer1942
Soyez les bienvenusFilm, The actress
The Woman I Loved the MostFilm, 1942The 'widow' of the painter1941L'An 40Film, Madame Garnier
Little NothingsFilm, 1941Madame Brignolles1940
Moulin RougeFilm, Colorado's friend
Paris - New-YorkFilm, 1940Lydia de Saintonge1939
Behind the FacadeFilm, Lydia, singer at “Perroquet”, mistress of the President1938
Café de ParisFilm, Odette1937
À nous deux, madame la vieFilm, Lucie1936
The Tender EnemyFilm, Annette Dupont, l'Ennemie1935
DivineFilm, Divine (Ludivine Jarisse)1934IttoFilm, Itto1933
CibouletteFilm, Ciboulette1896Born21 July 1896
My TreasureFilm, Writer1942
Soyez les bienvenusFilm, The actress
The Woman I Loved the MostFilm, 1942The 'widow' of the painter1941L'An 40Film, Madame Garnier
Little NothingsFilm, 1941Madame Brignolles1940
Moulin RougeFilm, Colorado's friend
Paris - New-YorkFilm, 1940Lydia de Saintonge1939
Behind the FacadeFilm, Lydia, singer at “Perroquet”, mistress of the President1938
Café de ParisFilm, Odette1937
À nous deux, madame la vieFilm, Lucie1936
The Tender EnemyFilm, Annette Dupont, l'Ennemie1935
DivineFilm, Divine (Ludivine Jarisse)1934IttoFilm, Itto1933
CibouletteFilm, Ciboulette1896Born21 July 1896People around Simone
- Georges Lacombe Directed Café de Paris and Behind the Facade
Jules Berry Also in Café de Paris and Paris-New YorkThérèse Dorny Also in Divine, Les Petits Riens and Ciboulette
Maurice Escande Also in Moulin rouge and Paris-New York
Max Ophüls Directed Divine and The Tender Enemy
Gaby Morlay Also in Behind the Facade and Paris-New York
Jacques Baumer Also in Behind the Facade and Paris-New York
Pierre Brasseur Simone directed Dirty Hands (1951)
Cécile Sorel Also in Les Petits Riens and L'An 40
Janine Darcey Also in The Tender Enemy and Les Petits Riens
Aimé Clariond Also in Paris-New York and Behind the Facade
André Lefaur Also in Behind the Facade and Paris-New York
Philippe Richard Also in Café de Paris and Paris-New York- Claude Heymann Directed Paris-New York (1940)
Marcel Vallée Also in Café de Paris, Divine and Moulin rouge
Albert Louis Wolff Wrote Divine and The Tender Enemy
Suzy Prim Also in Les Petits Riens and Little Nothings
Robert Vernay Directed The Woman I Loved the Most (1942)- Betty Stockfeld Also in They Were Twelve Women (1940)
- Jean Benoit-Lévy Directed Itto (1934)
Georges Chamarat Simone directed Dirty Hands (1951)
Catherine Fonteney Also in Divine and The Tender Enemy
Camille Bert Also in Itto and The Tender Enemy
Gisèle Préville Also in Paris-New York and Paris - New-York
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About this person
Country
France
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1896 to 1984 · aged 87
