JEAN MARTIN

Jean Martin
Jean Martin
Gender: Male
Known for: Acting
Birthday: March 6, 1922
Deathday: February 2, 2009
Place of Birth: Paris, France

Biography

Jean Martin (6 March 1922 - 2 February 2009) was a French actor. Coming from a Berry family, he spent part of his childhood in Biarritz, where his father worked for a furrier. During the Second World War, he hid to escape the Forced Labor Service. Staying in Paris, he appeared in two films by Maurice Tourneur: "The Devil's Hand" (1942) then "Cécile Est Mort" (1943). At the twilight of the forties, he started doing theater.

Notable work

Filmography

Starring

Paul Lardanchet
Marquis de persan
Gérard Le Tizou, head waiter
Le colonel Morange
Examination policeman (uncredited)
L’oiseau (voice)
M. Bastias
Vénus
Le commissaire
1977·
The Cat
Legrand
Orfanik, the Inventor
Le médecin
Drieu La Rochelle (uncredited)
Le directeur de la banque
Divisional commissioner Sabin
Pontius Pilate
M. Bunkermann
Marquis of La Rocherie
Direttore clinica / Sottocapo
Headmaster
Mgr. Schneider
Sullivan
Victor Wolenski
1972·
Mandrin
Robert de Cazes
René
Homme de Varèse
Igor Igorevitch
Butler
M. De Plassans
1968·
Manon 70
Un responsable d'édition
A henchman of Charles (uncredited)
1967·
The Nun
Monsieur Hébert
Monnier
Colonel Philippe Mathieu
Un homme de la troupe (uncredited)
Narrator
1960·
Fortunate
faux croque-mort
Le garçon d'étage (uncredited)