Henri Agel was a French actor who is best known for The Man Who Loved Women, Thèmes et variations du cinéma, and his contributions as a professor in film studies. He had a notable career in the arts and made significant impacts both in front of the camera and in education.
Personal and Family Life
Henri Agel was born on August 29, 1911, in Paris, France. His early life and family details are not widely documented. He gained recognition not only for his acting but also for his role as a professor, shaping future generations in cinema.
Career
Agel had a successful acting career, with his most notable film being The Man Who Loved Women in 1977. He also contributed to the documentary Thèmes et variations du cinéma in 1967, further showcasing his passion for film and education. His expertise led him to teach at L’IDHEC (now known as La Fémis), where he guided many aspiring filmmakers.
Death and Legacy
Henri Agel passed away on July 1, 2008, in Decazeville, Aveyron, France. His legacy lives on through his films and his influence on students in the film industry. He is remembered as a significant figure in French cinema for both his artistic contributions and his commitment to teaching.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| The Man Who Loved Women | 1977 | Lecteur |
| Thèmes et variations du cinéma | 1967 | Self |