Émile Genevois was an American actor known for Les Misérables, Rififi, and Maria Chapdelaine. He was born on January 1, 1918, in Barlin, Pas-de-Calais, France, and passed away on September 19, 1962, in Draveil, Essonne, France.
Personal and Family Life
Émile Genevois lived most of his life in France. While there is limited information about his family, it is known that he pursued a career in acting during a time when French cinema was gaining popularity. His work in film and theater reflected the evolving culture of the period.
Career
Genevois had a fruitful career, featuring in numerous films from the 1930s through the 1960s. He was recognized for his performances in both lead and supporting roles, contributing to many cinematic classics, including the 1934 adaptation of Les Misérables. His roles often captured the spirit of the times and showcased his talent as an actor.
Death and Legacy
Émile Genevois died on September 19, 1962, in Draveil, Essonne, France. His contributions to French cinema are remembered fondly, and he is often celebrated for his performances in notable films of his era. Genevois remains a respected figure in the history of French film.
Filmography
Title
Release Date
Character
Les Misérables
1958-03-11
Le cocher de l’omnibus
Du rififi chez les hommes
1955-04-13
Charlie
Maria Chapdelaine
1934-12-14
Tit-Bé Chapdelaine
Le Temps des œufs durs
1958-03-19
L’homme qui repêche Raoul de l’eau
L’Homme de ma vie
1952-04-16
Monsieur Grino (uncredited)
Sénéchal le magnifique
1957-05-24
Fred, régisseur de la troupe de théâtre (uncredited)
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