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'''Yves-André Hubert''' is a French [[actor]], television [[film director]] and theatre ''[[metteur en scène]]''. He received a [[Sept d'or]] award in [[1988 in film|1988]] for ''[[L'Affaire Marie Besnard]]''.
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'''Yves-André Hubert''' (Paris, 7 August 1927 - [[Le Pecq]], 14 June 2021) is a French television [[film director]], theatre ''[[metteur en scène]]''and [[actor]].
He received a [[Sept d'or]] award in [[1988 in film|1988]] for ''[[L'Affaire Marie Besnard]]''.


== Filmography ==
== Filmography ==
* [[1961 in television|1961]] : ''Youm et les longues moustaches''
* [[1961 in television|1961]] : ''Youm et les longues moustaches''
* [[1962 in television|1962]] : ''[[Les Bostoniennes (telefilm, 1962)|Les Bostoniennes]]'', telefilm with [[Alice Sapritch]] and [[Robert Etcheverry]]
* [[1962 in television|1962]] : ''[[Les Bostoniennes]]'', telefilm with [[Alice Sapritch]] and [[Robert Etcheverry]]
* [[1963 in television|1963]] : ''[[Le Chemin de Damas (telefilm, 1963)|Le Chemin de Damas]]'', from the piece by [[Marcel Haedrich]], telefilm
* [[1963 in television|1963]] : ''[[Le Chemin de Damas (1963 film)|Le Chemin de Damas]]'', telefilm based on the play by [[Marcel Haedrich]]
* [[1964 in television|1964]] : ''La Confrontation''
* [[1964 in television|1964]] : ''La Confrontation''
* [[1964 in television|1964]] : ''[[La Cousine Bette (telefilm, 1964)|La Cousine Bette]]'', after the work by [[Honoré de Balzac]]. With [[Alice Sapritch]] (Élisabeth Fischer), [[Jean Sobieski (actor)|Jean Sobieski]], (Count Wenceslas Steinbock).
* [[1964 in television|1964]] : ''[[La Cousine Bette (film)|La Cousine Bette]]'', after the work by [[Honoré de Balzac]]. With [[Alice Sapritch]] (Élisabeth Fischer), [[Jean Sobieski (actor)|Jean Sobieski]], (Count Wenceslas Steinbock).
* 1967 : ''La Vie parisienne'' (television version of [[La Vie parisienne (operetta)#Performance history|1958 stage production]] by [[Jean-Louis Barrault]]).<ref name="Yon">Yon, Jean-Claude. ''Jacques Offenbach''. Éditions Gallimard, Paris, 2000, p663.</ref>
* [[1968 in television|1968]] : ''Les Mésaventures de Jean-Paul Choppart'' (#Senlis/Noel)
* [[1968 in television|1968]] : ''Les Mésaventures de Jean-Paul Choppart'' (#Senlis/Noel)
* [[1965 in television|1968]] : ''Souffler n’est pas jouer''
* [[1965 in television|1968]] : ''Souffler n’est pas jouer''
* [[1966 in television|1966]] : ''La clé des Cœurs'' (Beaugency)
* [[1966 in television|1966]] : ''La clé des Cœurs'' (Beaugency)
* [[1966 in television|1966]] : ''La bête du Gévaudan'' (Gévaudan)
* [[1966 in television|1966]] : ''La bête du Gévaudan'' (Gévaudan)
* [[1969 in television|1969]] : ''Si seulement tu voulais regarder par la fenêtre'' (Issy-les-M.)
* [[1969 in television|1969]] : ''Si seulement tu voulais regarder par la fenêtre'' (Issy-les-Moulineaux)
* [[1972 in television|1972]] : ''François Malgorn, séminariste'' or ''celui qui n'était pas appelé'' (Bretagne).
* [[1972 in television|1972]] : ''François Malgorn, séminariste'' or ''celui qui n'était pas appelé'' (Bretagne)
* [[1973 in television|1973]] : ''Hans'' (Queyras)
* [[1973 in television|1973]] : ''Hans'' (Queyras)
* [[1974 in television|1974]] : ''Plaies et Bosses'' (Ireland)
* [[1974 in television|1974]] : ''[[Plaies et bosses]]'' (Ireland)
* [[1974 in television|1974]] :'' Agathe ou l’Avenir rêvé''
* [[1974 in television|1974]] :'' Agathe ou l’Avenir rêvé''
* [[1975 in television|1975]] : ''Un bail pour l’éternité'' (Sardinia)
* [[1975 in television|1975]] : ''Un bail pour l’éternité'' (Sardinia)
* [[1976 in television|1976]] : ''Le Lauzun de la Grande Mademoiselle'' (Châteaux Loire +)
* [[1976 in television|1976]] : ''Le Lauzun de la Grande Mademoiselle'' (Châteaux Loire +)
* [[1978 in television|1978]] : ''Douze jours pour entrer dans l’Histoire'' (De Gaulle in June 1940)(Paris/Londres)
* [[1978 in television|1978]] : ''Douze jours pour entrer dans l’Histoire'' (De Gaulle in June 1940) (Paris/London)
* [[1980 in television|1980]] : '' [[La Fortune des Rougon]]'' (Émile Zola novel)
* [[1980 in television|1980]] : '' [[La Fortune des Rougon]]'' ([[Émile Zola]] novel)
* (1980) [[Les Parents terribles (1980 film)|Les Parents terribles]]
* [[1982 in television|1982]] : ''Malesherbes, avocat du Roi'' (Loire)
* [[1982 in television|1982]] : ''Malesherbes, avocat du Roi'' (Loire)
* [[1983 in television|1983]] : ''Yalta'' (Yugoslavia)
* [[1983 in television|1983]] : ''Yalta'' (Yugoslavia)
* [[1983 in television|1983]] : ''Le Général a disparu'' (De Gaulle in May 1968/Baden-Baden/Colombey)
* [[1983 in television|1983]] : ''Le Général a disparu'' (De Gaulle in May 1968/Baden-Baden/Colombey)
* [[1984 in television|1984]] : ''Emmenez-moi au théâtre: Chéri''
* [[1984 in television|1984]] : ''Emmenez-moi au théâtre: Chéri''
* [[1986 in television|1986]] : ''[[L'Affaire Marie Besnard]]'' with [[Alice Sapritch]] and [[Bernard Fresson]] (3"7 d’or"<ref name="7 d'Or Night 1986">{{fr}}{{Cite web |url=http://www.imdb.com/event/ev0000767/1986 |title=7 d'Or 1986 Night |site=www.imdb.com |accessed=18 June 2010}}</ref>)(Loudun/Meaux)
* [[1986 in television|1986]] : ''[[L'Affaire Marie Besnard]]'' with [[Alice Sapritch]] and [[Bernard Fresson]] (3 "[[7 d’or]]"<ref name="7 d'Or Night 1986">{{Cite web |url=https://www.imdb.com/event/ev0000767/1986 |title=7 d'Or 1986 Night |work=imdb.com |access-date=18 June 2010|language=fr}}</ref>)(Loudun/Meaux)
* [[1986 in television|1986]] : ''Le cri de la chouette'' (H.Bazin)(Lyon)
* [[1986 in television|1986]] : ''Le cri de la chouette'' (H.Bazin) (Lyon)
* [[1988 in television|1988]] : ''Le Temps mort'' (Toulouse)
* [[1988 in television|1988]] : ''Le Temps mort'' (Toulouse)
* [[1989 in television|1989]] : ''Catherine de Médicis'' (selection "7 d’or") (Chambord/Vincennes)
* [[1989 in television|1989]] : ''Catherine de Médicis'' (selection "[[7 d’or]]") (Chambord/Vincennes)


== Theatre ==
== Theatre ==
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== External links ==
== External links ==
* {{imdb name|id=0399493|name=Yves André Hubert}}
* {{IMDb name|id=0399493|name=Yves André Hubert}}


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Yves-André Hubert (Paris, 7 August 1927 - Le Pecq, 14 June 2021) is a French television film director, theatre metteur en scèneand actor. He received a Sept d'or award in 1988 for L'Affaire Marie Besnard.

Filmography[edit]

Theatre[edit]

Notes and references[edit]

  1. ^ Yon, Jean-Claude. Jacques Offenbach. Éditions Gallimard, Paris, 2000, p663.
  2. ^ "7 d'Or 1986 Night". imdb.com (in French). Retrieved 18 June 2010.

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