Jean-Claude Dauphin
Jean-Claude Dauphin (born March 16, 1948 ) is a French actor .
The son of the actor couple Claude Dauphin and Maria Mauban made his debut in 1968 under the direction of Bernard Toublanc-Michel in the title role of Tanja's lover ( Adolphe ou l'âge tendre ) with Ulla Jacobsson and Philippe Noiret . Marcel Cravenne cast him as Pip in the Charles Dickens film adaptation Les grandes espérances (The great hopes) . In 1969 he played Claude Jade's fiancé in the thriller The Witness . At that time, Jean-Claude Dauphin and Claude Jade were a couple. In 1970 he played Nicolas in Gérard Blain's gay romance The Friends . In the same year, Édouard Molinaro gave him the role of Alain alongside Annie Girardot and Philippe Noiret in A Crazy Family (La Mandarine) , then he played with Yves Montand and Katharine Ross in Philippe Labro's The Chance and Violence (Bonne Chance) . His final breakthrough came with Bernard Paul's Beau Masque (1972) and the series Le secret des flamands (The Secret of the Copper Cup) (1974) with Isabelle Adjani . Like his father, Jean-Claude Dauphin also worked in Hollywood, for example in the Disney production Barry the Saint Bernard (1977). Known in the 1980s for Gilles Béhat's films Dark Canals (1986), Charlie Dingo (1987) and Le manteau de Saint Martin (1988) and alongside Hugh Grant in Champagne Charlie (1989). In Jacques Deray's return of a dead man again with Montand in his penultimate film, in 1998 alongside Isabelle Huppert in Benoît Jacquot's School of Desire . In the new millennium he played a few movies ( Six-Pack - Hunters of the Butcher , Pièces détachées ) exclusively television roles.
Web links
- Jean-Claude Dauphin in the Internet Movie Database (English)
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| SURNAME | Dauphin, Jean-Claude |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | French actor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 16, 1948 |