Pierre Batcheff

Pierre Batcheff was an American actor born on June 23, 1907, in Harbin, Manchuria, China. He is best known for his roles in Two Timid Souls, Monte Cristo, and Napoleon. Batcheff’s career was cut short when he tragically died on April 13, 1932, in Paris, France.

Personal and Family Life

Pierre was married to Denise Tual. Their marriage faced challenges, especially during the difficult times leading up to Batcheff’s untimely death. Little is known about their life together, but it is clear that they had a significant bond until the end.

Death and Legacy

Pierre Batcheff died from an overdose of Veronal, a sleeping pill, at the young age of 24. His death was ruled a suicide, and it left a mark on the film industry of that time. Despite his short career, he is remembered for his contributions to early cinema and his notable performances.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Un chien andalou 1929-06-05 Man
Les deux timides 1928-12-04 Fremissin
En rade 1927-11-18
Le Double Amour 1925-11-27 Jacques Maresco
Monte Cristo 1929-04-30 Albert de Morcerf
La Sirène des tropiques 1927-12-30 André Berval
Le Joueur d’échecs 1927-05-17 Prince Serge Oblomoff
Baroud 1932-11-18 Si Hamed
Napoléon 1927-04-07 General Louis Lazare Hoche
Les Amours de minuit 1931-01-16 Marcel
Feu Mathias Pascal 1925-07-02 Scipion
Le roi de Paris 1930-09-05
Éducation de prince 1927-08-15 Sacha
L’île d’amour 1929-04-15
Illusions 1930-03-14
Le rebelle 1931-07-31
Bonaparte et la révolution 1972-11-24