Jaque Catelain

Jaque Catelain was an American actor who is best known for L’Inhumaine, La galerie des monstres, and The Secret Spring. He was born on February 9, 1897, in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France, and passed away on March 5, 1965, in Paris, France.

Personal and Family Life

Jaque Catelain’s birth name was Jacques Guerin-Castelain. He had a brother named Raymond Guérin-Catelain. In 1933, he married Suzanne Catelain, although details of their life together remain limited.

Career

Catelain was not only an actor but also a director, contributing significantly to the film industry in his time. He is best remembered for his roles in silent films and early sound cinema, especially in notable titles such as L’Inhumaine and La Galerie des monstres.

Death and Legacy

Jaque Catelain died on March 5, 1965, in Paris. His contributions to film, particularly during the silent film era, have left a lasting impact on the industry, preserving his memory among cinema historians and enthusiasts.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
L’Inhumaine 1924-12-12 Einar Norsen
El Dorado 1921-10-28 Hedwick
Prométhée, banquier 1921-05-11 Toudieu
La Galerie des monstres 1924-09-23 Riquet’s
Der Rosenkavalier 1925-12-09 Octavian
Le Bercail 1919-11-28
Le Bonheur 1934-09-15 Geoffroy de Chabré
Koenigsmark 1923-01-01 Professeur Raoul Vignerte
Rose-France 1919-06-27 Laurs
L’Occident 1928-09-26 Arnaud de Saint-Guil
Nuits de princes 1929-10-07 Vassia
L’Enfant de l’amour 1930-02-03 Maurice Orland
La Route impériale 1935-02-15 Dan
Le Diable au cœur 1928-03-03 Delphin Leherg
L’Homme du large 1920-12-03 Michel
Le rêve 1931-07-22 Félicien
Les Derniers Jours de Pompéi 1950-03-02 Claudius
Le Carnaval des vérités 1920-06-04 Juan Tristan
La Révoltée 1948-11-05 Christian Darbel
Le Vertige 1926-07-05 Henri de Cassel
Don Juan et Faust 1922-10-07 Don Juan de Manara
Love’s Springtime 1927-11-24 Marquis
Adrienne Lecouvreur 1938-10-28
Die Apachen von Paris 1927-12-17
Le marchand de plaisirs 1923-04-27 Gosta / Donald
La Marseillaise 1938-02-10 Capitaine Langlade
Château de rêve 1933-12-08 Prince Mirano
Le prince charmant 1925-03-27
La vocation 1929-06-28
Monsieur de Pourceaugnac 1932-10-16
La Garçonne 1936-02-21 Georges Blanchet
Le Voleur de femmes 1938-03-30
L’escadrille de la chance 1938-06-29 Alain
Entente cordiale 1939-04-20 Le prince consort
La Comédie du bonheur 1940-12-23 Le directeur de Radio Azur (uncredited)
Amour et compagnie 1950-01-27 Mr. Zoïca
Le torrent 1917-11-30 Inio
La Mode rêvée 1940-01-28
French Cancan 1955-04-27 Le ministre (uncredited)
Le Testament du docteur Cordelier 1960-07-04 L’ambassadeur