André Roanne

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

André Roanne (born September 22, 1896 in Paris , † September 4, 1959 in Cannes , France ) was a French film actor .

Live and act

Nothing is currently known about Andrés Roanne's origins and career. He joined French cinematography at the age of 18 and initially starred in short films at the beginning of the First World War, before he was drafted into military service in 1916. Five years later, the actor returned to the camera. Since it happened in the movie business to German-French cooperation in 1925 French-German due to a general approach, Roanne was for a number of large supporting roles for late German, artistic but not very important silent films - except GW Pabst's masterpiece Diary of a Lost - after Brought Berlin. The rise of talkies put an end to André Roanne's work abroad, and he returned to Paris.

In early sound films at the beginning of 1931 and 1932, Roanne initially played leading roles in French versions of German originals (including The Song of Nations, My Cousine from Warsaw, Gloria, Never Again Love, Baby, etc.). He remained in business until the outbreak of war in 1939, although he was barely able to get roles in above-average productions. During the occupation (1940 to 1944) André Roanne was almost without a job in cinematography; only 1943 is documented as an assistant director and film editor . In the last decade of his life, Roanne was cast several times again, but his appearances hardly got beyond the batch format. André Roanne ended his career in 1957 after around one hundred films. He died just two years later.

Filmography

  • 1914: Le Fils de la divette
  • 1915: Madame Fleur-de-Neige
  • 1915: Le Même sang
  • 1915: En musique
  • 1916: Le pied qui étreint
  • 1916: Monsieur Pinson policier
  • 1916: Têtes de femmes, femmes de tête
  • 1921: L'Ombre déchirée
  • 1921: Hantise
  • 1921: L'Atlantide
  • 1922: L'Évasion
  • 1922: Maman Pierre
  • 1923: dead
  • 1923: Les Opprimés
  • 1923: The Empress's Violets (Violettes impériales)
  • 1925: La Terre promise
  • 1926: The Queen of Moulin Rouge
  • 1926: Miss Josette, my wife
  • 1926: parquet armchair 47
  • 1927: La Petite Chocolatière
  • 1927: The golden abyss
  • 1927: The leap into happiness
  • 1928: La Femme du voisin
  • 1928: Dolly
  • 1929: Diary of a lost man
  • 1929: Sinful and sweet
  • 1929: Venus
  • 1929: Women on the brink
  • 1929: The caviar princess
  • 1930: Accusée, levez-vous!
  • 1930: Quand nous étions deux
  • 1931: Ma cousine de Varsovie
  • 1931: Calais-Douvres
  • 1931: Gloria
  • 1932: Le Triangle de feu
  • 1932: Grains de beauté
  • 1932: L'Amour en vitesse
  • 1932: Cognasse
  • 1932: baby
  • 1933: Pour être aimé
  • 1933: Le Coq du régiment
  • 1934: Paris-Deauville
  • 1934: L'Aristo
  • 1934: Une nuit de folies
  • 1935: source drôle de gosse
  • 1935: Un soir de bombe
  • 1936: Jeunes Filles de Paris
  • 1936: Les Demi-vierges
  • 1937: Gigolette
  • 1937: Police mondaine
  • 1938: Petite Peste
  • 1938: Café de Paris
  • 1938: Gibraltar
  • 1939: Entente cordiale
  • 1939: Girl trafficker (Pièges)
  • 1943: Finance noire (only editing and assistant director)
  • 1946: To the red lantern (macadam)
  • 1951: On certain nights (Boniface somnambule)
  • 1953: Mamsell Nitouche (Mam'zelle Nitouche)
  • 1954: Those who sell (Les Clandestines)
  • 1954: Napoleon
  • 1955: Si Paris nous était conté
  • 1956: Les Indiscrètes
  • 1957: The Road to Shame (Une Manche et la belle)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Date of death according to Les Gens du cinéma. Other sources incorrectly state September 6th

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Roanne, André
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rahou, André Albert Louis (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French film actor
DATE OF BIRTH September 22, 1896
PLACE OF BIRTH Paris
DATE OF DEATH 4th September 1959
Place of death Cannes , France