Fernand Fabre
Personal Info
Known for
Acting
Gender
Male
Birthday
1899-11-07
Day of Death
1987-01-19 (87 years old)
Place of Birth
Salon-de-Provence, Bouches-du-Rhône, France
Fernand Fabre
Biography
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Known For
Acting
(1975)
Les Rosenberg ne doivent pas mourir
as Director of Sing-Sing
(1972)
Franz
as Antoine
(1966)
The Taking of Power by Louis XIV
as Michel Le Tellier
(1964)
The Calculus Affair
as Professor Tournesol (voice)
(1962)
Arsène Lupin vs. Arsène Lupin
as M. de Vierne
(1962)
The Deadly Decoy
as Secretary general
(1959)
Ombre chère
as Julien
(1958)
Maxime
as The Count
(1957)
The Twilight Girls
as Le docteur
(1957)
Whereabouts Unknown
as Skyriadès
(1956)
Michael Strogoff
as General Vassieff
(1953)
The Sword and the Rose
as Ambassador of France
(1952)
Le crime du Bouif
as Xapiros, stable owner
(1951)
Olivia
as (uncredited)
(1951)
Bluebeard
as L'envoyé de l'empereur
(1951)
The Lovers of Bras-Mort
as Daniel
(1949)
Last Hour, Special Edition
as Emmanuel Costa
(1948)
After Love
as Robert Fautrier, Nicole's lover
(1948)
Triple enquête
as Le docteur Justin
(1947)
The Chips Are Down
as André Charlier
(1947)
(1946)
Special Mission
as Von Wildenstein
(1946)
Master Love
as Lord Stevens
(1946)
Le Cabaret du Grand Large
as Richard
(1945)
The Last Metro
as Robert Askien
(1943)
Colonel Chabert
as Count Ferraud
(1943)
L'Escalier sans fin
as Stéphane
(1938)
Nuits de princes
as Fédor
(1938)
(1938)
The New Rich
as Fronsac
(1937)
Double Crime in the Maginot Line
as le commandant d'Espinac
(1937)
My Little Marquise
as François Mareuil
(1936)
La Mystérieuse Lady
as L'agent secret
(1935)
(1935)
Barcarolle
as Lopuchin
(1934)
Madame Bovary
as Rodolphe Boulanger
(1934)
A Man Has Been Stolen
as Robert
(1934)
Le Secret d'une nuit
as Raymond
(1933)
(1932)
The Wanderer
as Maxime
(1931)
The indictment
as Georges Sainclair
(1931)
Luck
as le docteur Victor
(1931)
The stranger
as The Duke of Septmonts
(1930)
Toute sa vie
as Jim Grey
(1929)
The Queen's Necklace
as le comte de la Motte
(1929)
Paris' Girls
as Jacques de Montclard
(1928)