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Richard Francœur

Mar 03, 1894 (132 years old) in Paris, France

Richard Francoeur was born on March 3, 1894 in Paris, France. He was an actor, known for The Rules of the Game (1939), Sunset Boulevard (1950) and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). He died on January 26, 1971 in Paris, France.

Known For

The Rules of the Game

Two Friends

The Gambler

Douce

Her Bridal Night

Credits

1970 · Aladdin and His Magic Lamp as Le sultan (Voice)
1963 · Light-Fingered George as Clergyman with a toothache
1958 · The Gambler as Hotel doorman
1958 · Back to the Wall as Jeweler
1956 · Her Bridal Night as
1956 · Maid in Paris as L'adjoint d'Antoine
1953 · Captain Slipper as Mr. Lambercheton, wealthy industrialist, friend of Mr. Cauchard
1949 · Monsignor as Le serveur en chef
1949 · Keep an Eye on Amelia as Spectator
1948 · The Bouquinquant Brothers as
1947 · Devil in the Flesh as Head waiter of the grand restaurant
1947 · La Cabane aux souvenirs as
1946 · Back Streets of Paris as Maître d'hotel
1946 · The Uncatchable Mr. Frederic as
1946 · Two Friends as Prussian Officer
1946 · The Call Of The Peaks as Narrator
1945 · A Cage of Nightingales as Mr. Gérard de Mazère
1945 · Majestic Hotel Cellars as Delormel, l'employé de banque (uncredited)
1945 · Mademoiselle X as
1945 · Paméla as Commissioner
1945 · Farandole as
1944 · First in Line as M. Faroule, un dineur (uncredited)
1943 · My Last Mistress as le visiteur
1943 · Douce as Julien
1943 · The Inevitable Mr. Dubois as Verdier
1943 · Autour de Brazzaville as Narrator
1943 · Madame et le mort as Commissioner
1943 · Le Mistral as The vicar
1942 · The Benefactor as (uncredited)
1942 · The Marriage of Chiffon as Léon
1942 · The Newspaper Falls at Five O'Clock as (voice) (uncredited)
1942 · Sideral Cruises as Charles
1940 · Süss, the Jew as Süß Oppenheimer (voice)
1939 · The Rules of the Game as Monsieur La Bruyère