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Acting
October 27, 1922
January 4, 2016
Safi, French Protectorate of Morocco [now Morocco]
Michel Louis Edmond Galabru (27 October 1922 – 4 January 2016) was a French actor. Galabru appeared in more than 250 films and worked with directors such as Bertrand Blier, Costa-Gavras, Luc Besson (for Subway), and Jean-Luc Godard. He is also well known for his collaborations with Louis de Funès in Le gendarme de Saint-Tropez, Le gendarme se marie, Le gendarme et les extra-terrestres, Le gendarme en balade, Le gendarme à New York, Le gendarme et les gendarmettes, Le petit baigneur, L'avare, Jo (film) and Nous irons a Deauville (with Michel Serrault). He worked with the actors Ugo Tognazzi and Michel Serrault in La Cage aux Folles, La Cage aux Folles II, and La Cage aux Folles 3: The Wedding; and Le viager. Source: Article "Michel Galabru" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA.

Self (archive footage)
2023

Self (archive footage)
2022

Michel Galabru
2017

Louis Cabanel
2013

Self (archive footage)
2013
Philippe
2012

André Gourgousse
2011

Michel Galabru
2011

Self
2011

The Unworthy Grandfather
2011

as Self (archive footage)

as Self (archive footage)

as Michel Galabru

as Louis Cabanel

as Self (archive footage)
as Philippe

as André Gourgousse

as Michel Galabru

as Self

as The Unworthy Grandfather

as Jules Raimu

as Aimable Castanier

as Jean Falguères

as Gâtineau

as Joseph Coudré

as Le Docteur

as Self (archive footage)

as Minister

as Sénateur

as Monsieur Froissard
as Self

as Julie's Great Uncle

as Albert Garcin

as Le Pape Benoît XIII

as Hubert Dunant

as Raymond Malassis

as Self

as André Larosière

as Achille

as Teacher

as L'éléphant (voice)

as Self

as Léopold Salvat

as Executed actor

as Abraracourcix

as Michel Galabru
as Self

as Self

as Dieu le méridional

as Marcel

as Le Père Noël

as Robert's father
as Eugène Chaudemanche

as 3rd client

as Arnolphe

as Clodieus

as Alexanche Fauchard de Poisseuse

as Honorin, le maire

as Honorin, mayor

as Danglard

as Fouchard

as Self

as Fernand Castanier

as Honorin, le maire

as Mr Lemmel

as Georges

as Honorin, le maire

as Commissioner Santucci

as Monglat

as Self

as Robert Cavaillon

as Ernest Cazavant

as The investigating judge

as Henri

as Abbé Maury (« Les Années Lumière »)

as Bartholo

as Le commissaire Le Bourreux

as Jules Rampin

as Abbé Maury
as Cardinale
as Commissaire Tarquinini

as Daigremont

as Dino Pizzoli

as Jacques Chalmont

as Admiral

as Self

as Self
as Self

as Charlie

as Jean-Etienne Nasal

as Martinez

as Albert

as Le père de Momo

as Bison

as L'instituteur

as Charrier

as Commissaire Dufresne

as Charles de Lespinasse

as Le Commissaire Gesberg

as Monsieur de Pourceaugnac

as Le paysan

as Marraine

as Charlie

as Douglas

as M. Rémy

as Jean Morane / Sylvain Morane

as Léon Blachurpe

as Emile Pecqueur

as Bideau

as Jean-Robert Bourdelle dit « Papy »

as André Martell

as Fernand Dubuisson

as J.B.M., Marquis of Malaveilla

as Ponsard, publisher

as Gabriel Devigne, Eliane's father

as Hilaire

as Adjudant Jérôme Gerber

as Marcel, le directeur

as 'Tonton' Aristote

as Victor Réglisson

as Gaston, Minou's father

as Michel Frémont, union representative

as M. Jourdain

as Self

as Fabien de Lingeau, CEO

as le colonel Desjument

as Commissioner Bonnardot

as le proviseur

as Black

as Émile Dugoineau, usher

as Emile Loubignac

as Géronte

as Simon Charrier

as Morcol

as Pinède

as Tartuffe

as Mancheron

as le commissaire

as Thibaut

as Achille Sureau, un ancien complice d'Alexandre

as Commendator Del Giudice

as Maître Jacques

as Lucien

as Don Fernand

as M. Dupré-Granval, banquier

as Nathan Farijacque

as Bernard, the lawyer

as Charles Dréant

as Ecological Farmer

as Commissioner Grimaud

as Jérôme Gerber

as le cousin Gabriel

as Schulinspektor

as Simon Charrier

as Le procureur

as Plancheteau

as L'obsédé de la télévision

as Le Capitaine

as Maître André

as Francisci

as M. de Beaugenay

as Pierre

as Nestor Burma

as Walter Pelzer

as Le Commissaire

as Eugène Lajoux

as Lieutenant Gilles Castelet

as Julien Mercier

as Joseph Bouvier

as Cigalon

as Commissioner Balboss

as Leonardos, Greek billionaire

as Raymond

as Le président Cournet

as Le boulanger, maire de Senlis

as Self

as Self

as Self

as Thomas

as M. Lambris

as Self

as Emile

as Canavese

as Monsieur Achtung

as Bishop

as Charles

as Aloyse Frankensteinmuhl

as Commissaire Lalatte

as Jules Payrac

as Baby

as Émile, propriétaire du café-épicerie

as Robert Forazn homme d'affaires

as Maître Lamothe

as The commissioner

as Peloux

as Le chanoine Bossuet

as Cardinal

as Gaston Berthoullet
as Self

as Léon Galipeau

as Self

as Father #1

as Tonelotti l'entrepreneur

as Jérôme Gerber

as Gutiérrez

as Maspie le Grand

as The Inspector

as Maître Le Gouen

as Dagobert

as Albert

as Vicar

as Eugène, policeman

as Jérôme Gerber

as Besson

as Brigadier

as Colonel

as Scipio

as Bill

as Abel T. Léonard

as Le garde-champêtre

as Larmeno

as Claparède

as Maître Laprise, notary

as Bontemps

as Florin

as Jérôme Gerber

as Bricaud

as Colmar

as Entrepreneur

as The newbie traffic warden

as Ribouldingue

as Jérôme Gerber

as FBI engineer

as Maximin
as Bourrache

as Pépin

as Touffanel

as Alchemist

as Le général Dourakine

as Mr. Mercier

as Barbassou

as Salas Ina dans l'émission de télévision 'Montserrat' (uncredited)

as Giles

as Bacaillé's father

as Bob

as Innkeeper

as Bartholo

as Father Menuzzi

as Champagne, le domestique du roi

as le commissaire

as Ragueneau

as Fred

as César

as M. Bonacieux

as Pelou

as Bit part

as Augustin Robustal

as Aristide Oranos

as Pénible

as Anselme


as Mr. Mercier, hotel receptionist (uncredited

as Firefighter