Céline James

Céline James was an American actress who is best known for La clé de voûte, La vengeance, and Les trois graines noires. She was born on June 5, 1888, in Le Havre, France, and passed away on November 5, 1971, in La Ferté-sous-Jouarre, France.

Personal and Family Life

Céline James was born as Célina Malvina Potel. She lived in France for most of her life and had a successful career in acting during the early 20th century. Specific details about her family life are scarce; however, her contributions to film have left a lasting impact.

Career

James had a notable career in the film industry, with credits spanning over two decades. She appeared in both silent films and early sound films, gaining recognition for her performances in several well-received productions. Her work included roles in classic movies that reflected the rich cinematic history of her time.

Death and Legacy

Céline James died on November 5, 1971. While she may not be a widely recognized name today, her roles in significant films of her era remain part of cinematic history. Her performances continue to be appreciated by film enthusiasts and historians alike.

Filmography

YearTitleRole
1933La roche aux mouettesMadame Le Goff
1931La chanson des nationsNot specified
1929Sowing the WindMaman Germaine Horp
1925Le puits de JacobNot specified
1925La clé de voûteMrs. Micaël
1925Faubourg MontmartreCéline Gentilhomme
1923Le crime d’une sainteMadame de Kermadec
1923La bouquetière des innocentsMartine
1922Les trois graines noiresAntonine
1922La vengeanceMagda Brunner
1922BénitouShort
1922L’assommoirMaman Fine