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Acting
January 11, 1916
March 29, 1989
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Bernard Blier (11 January 1916 – 29 March 1989) was a French character actor. His rotund features and premature baldness allowed him to often play cuckolded husbands in his early career. He proved to be one of France's most versatile and sought-after character actors, performing interchangeably in comedies and dramas. He often worked in Italian films, particularly in the last decade of his life. He was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where his father, a researcher at the Institut Pasteur, was posted at the time. He is the father of director Bertrand Blier, and appeared in a number of his son's films, most notably Buffet froid (1979). He was awarded an Honorary César (the French Oscar) in 1989, a month before he died. Description above from the Wikipedia article Bernard Blier, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Self (archive footage)
2023

Self (archive footage)
2020

Self - Actor (archive footage)
2017

Self (archive footage)
2002

Pater Caffarelli
1990

Opat Žoržel
1989

Giuseppe Mondardini
1988

Major Collins
1988

Saltiel
1988

Governor
1988

as Self (archive footage)

as Self (archive footage)

as Self - Actor (archive footage)

as Self (archive footage)

as Pater Caffarelli

as Opat Žoržel

as Giuseppe Mondardini

as Major Collins

as Saltiel

as Governor

as The exploiter of prostitutes

as Il professore

as Alexei

as Jerome B. Cobb

as Uncle Gugo

as Anselmo Paleari

as Sig. Lenzi

as Belucci

as Monsieur Guilledou

as Ing. Bottini

as Don Marcantonio

as Major

as Emir Abdullah

as Grandfather Eugenio

as Dr. Purgone

as Inspecteur Morvandieu

as Staplin

as M. Follavoine

as Lucien

as Jean-Baptiste Liégeard

as Commissaire Pidoux

as Father Émile

as Righi Niccolò

as Maxime

as Paul Tardel

as Anselme Maillard

as Phano

as Self

as Frankie Strong

as Priest

as Self

as Il giudice

as Mayor

as Le commissaire Moureu

as Le Président de la République

as Gastié-le-Roy père

as Arnolphe

as Adrien Colbard

as Colonel Bernard Milan

as Commissioner Camille Bistingo

as Le président Louis-Marcel Thulle

as Dr. Mazzeo

as François Tellier, director of the PJ

as Self

as Dr. Mezzini

as Webb

as Inspecteur Ducros

as Persicelli

as Commissaire Caillaud

as Monsieur K.

as Guiton

as Sébastien

as Liethard

as Charles de Blanzac, Mathilde's husband

as Marquis de Cambyse

as Andrea Brusa

as Ubaldo Palmarini

as Charles aka 'Le Téméraire '

as Marscar

as Georges Berthier

as Mr. Beauchard, executive secretary linked to a gang

as Defense Counsel

as le Docteur Lefèvre

as Nicolas Pappas

as Le commandant Rhome

as Léon Dessertine, mandataire en viandes et ancien de l'assistance

as Lord Richard Berry

as Le commissaire divisionnaire

as William Derek Robson

as Don Leandro Sanna

as Charles Labergerie, le tenancier de la maison close (sketch “La Fermeture” & “Le Procès”)

as Hyacinthe Camus

as Il commissario (non accreditato

as Eusebio Cafarelli

as Camille (segment "Une chance explosive")

as Mariotti

as M. Heurtin

as Building concierge

as Mitch-Mitch

as Joseph

as Sergio

as Raoul Volfoni

as Martinetti

as Hennebeau

as Clemente VII

as Ribois

as Toronthal

as Grégoire Duval, pharmacist

as Mr Rameau, le provincial en 2 cv


as Colonelo Breviglieri

as Charles Lepicard

as Commissaire Tournemire

as Sully

as Philippe Chalamont

as le docteur Leproux, maire du village

as A traveler (uncredited)

as Commissario Polizia

as Feldwebel

as le Patron

as Lenzi

as Dr. Andrieux

as Capitano Castelli

as le baron d'Exter, le chef des espions à la solde des Prussiens

as Julien Simoneau

as M. Pichon, nouveau patron du café

as Simon Lachaume, bras droit de Noël

as General Zagoriensky

as Gustave Martinet

as Labaume

as Debrun

as Javert father / Javert son

as René Lecomte

as Renato Garofoli

as Félix Seguin

as Commissioner Plantavin

as Mr Raphaël, le maître chanteur

as Antoine Monestier

as Self

as Don Lorenzo

as le brigadier Le Gouce

as Le commissaire Noblet

as la mari d'Aglaé

as Emile Bergeret (segment "Lit de la Pompadour, Le")

as Marcel Noblet

as Commissioner François Basquier

as Narrator

as Henri Verdier / Hector van Broken

as Noël Pailleret

as Félix Bonnadieu

as Émile Gauthier, chauffeur de taxi et trésorier du syndicat

as Police officer Raoul (segment "Le violon")

as Jean Laclaux, ruined banker

as Charles Josse, agent d'assurance
as Récitant / Narrator (voice)

as Jean-Pierre Lesourd

as Louis Mennechain

as Gaston (segment "Le retour de tante Emma")

as Robert

as Buffle Pascal, teacher

as L'importuné

as "Monsieur", le patron du bar à entraîneuses

as Edmond Coquillot

as Maurice Martineau

as Julien Couturier

as Ludovic Seguin

as Alex Grégoire

as Inspector Pascal

as Sylvestre

as Remendado

as Doctor Bernard

as Robert Nattier

as Crémone

as Maurice

as Hotel boy

as Lucien

as Marcel

as André Bertod

as Antoine Charbonnel

as Funeral home employee

as Marcel

as Benezy

as Officer from the Gendarmerie

as The maitre d'hotel

as Édouard

as Freddy, le patron du bistrot

as (uncredited)

as Gaston

as Brioche

as Mérot

as Prosper

as Taxi driver (uncredited)

as Pescani, un élève du Conservatoire

as Benoît

as le fils Mélée

as Le fils Pinchet

as (uncredited)


as Le jeune homme au tandem (uncredited)

as Nick's chauffeur (uncredited)
