Max Lerel

Max Lerel was an American actor known for his roles in Le tampon du colonel, Ma tante Eulalie, and Le vase étrusque. Born on January 8, 1894, in Aigle, Switzerland, he made significant contributions to both acting and directing during his career.

Personal and Family Life

Max Lerel, originally named Maurice Versel, had a life that intertwined with the arts from an early age. He spent many years in Switzerland before moving into the film industry, showcasing his talents on screen and as a director.

Career

Lerel had a notable career as both an actor and director, participating in numerous productions from the 1930s onwards. He was involved in various genres, enabling him to build a versatile portfolio in cinema.

Death and Legacy

Max Lerel passed away on December 20, 1962, in Lausanne, Switzerland. His work in films has left a lasting impact, and he is remembered for his unique contributions to the cinematic landscape of his time.

Filmography

YearTitleRole
1943La famille Durambois au Comptoir suisseLucien Tronchet
1939Un gosse en orGaspard
1936La course à la vertu
1936La ronde du brigadier Bellot
1936Trois jours de perm’
1936La marraine de CharleyUn rédacteur
1935Papa Sandwich
1935Son frère de lait
1935Le tampon du colonel
1935Une nuit de noces
1935Les époux scandaleux
1935Le billet de mille
1934J’épouserai mon mari
1934Le roi des Champs-Élysées
1934Un gangster
1934Les bleus de la marine
1934Le potard