Léonce Perret filmography (director)

Léonce Perret filmography (director)

A definitive filmography for Léonce Perret would be virtually impossible given that he wrote, acted in, directed or produced more than 400 films. Of those more than 400 films, only roughly one third are still available today. The remaining copies are stored mostly at the Gaumont Film Library, the French Film Library, the National Cinematography Film Archives and in several other European film libraries such as the Nederlands Filmmuseum in Amsterdam.

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[http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nederlands_Filmmuseum Nederlands Filmmuseum] (Dutch)


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  • Perret, Léonce — (March 14, 1880, Niort, Deux Sèvres, France August 12, 1935, Paris, France)    After completing his studies, he opted for a theatri­cal career, starting with André Antoine at the Théâtre Libre. Then the two men worked together at the Odéon. His… …   Encyclopedia of French film directors

  • Gance, Abel — (October 25, 1889, Paris, France November 10, 1981, Paris, France)    The illegitimate son of a physician, Abel Flamant, he was educated by his mother and his stepfather, a mechanic named Adolphe Gance. He had to work as a lawyer clerk to earn… …   Encyclopedia of French film directors

  • Durand, Jean — (December 15, 1882, Paris, France March 10, 1946, Paris, France)    A gifted drawer, he published his first work at age six­teen in a newspaper run by Georges Fagot, a future director for Pathé, and illustrated the autobiography of Bibi la Purée …   Encyclopedia of French film directors

  • Carré, Michel — (February 7, 1865, Paris, France August 5, 1945, Paris, France)    Parallel to his career as a director, he also was a screenwriter (1908 Benvenuto Cellini, short, Albert Capellani; Guillaume Tell, short, Albert Capellani; Marie Stuart / USA:… …   Encyclopedia of French film directors

  • Philippe, Pierre — (November 12, 1931, Paris, France )    After completing his secondary studies, he worked for the stage (La Compagnie des Ballets Modernes) as a painter and set designer. Then he collaborated as a film critic on the review Cinéma. In 1961, he… …   Encyclopedia of French film directors

  • Pouctal, Henri — (1856, La Ferté sous Jouarre, Seine et Marne, France February 3, 1922, Paris, France)    An actor at the Odéon and at André Antoine s Théâ­tre Libre, he was hired by Paul Gavault, the artistic director of Le Film d Art, in 1908 and played in a… …   Encyclopedia of French film directors

  • Feuillade, Louis — (February 20, 1873, Lunel, Hérault, France February 26, 1925, Nice, Alpes Maritimes, France)    The son of a wine broker, he was educated at the Catholic seminary of Carcassonne. After completing his military service in the Fourth Dragoons… …   Encyclopedia of French film directors

  • Guitry, Sacha — (Alexandre Georges Guitry /    February 21, 1885, St. Petersburg, Russia July 24, 1957, Paris, France)    The son of the great actor Lucien Guitry (1860 1925), he had a mediocre schooling. In 1899, he made his stage debut under the pseudonym of… …   Encyclopedia of French film directors

  • Tourneur, Maurice — (Maurice Félix Thomas / February 2, 1873, Paris, France August 4, 1961, Paris, France)    The son of a jewel merchant, he studied at the Beaux Arts and earned a living as a decorator and book illustrator before working as an assistant at the… …   Encyclopedia of French film directors

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