Pierre Daigneault

Pierre Daigneault was a Canadian actor best known for his work in French Canadian folklore music and television. He gained fame as a host for various folklore shows and created the character Ixe-13, a Canadian spy, under the pseudonym Pierre Saurel while writing novels in the 1940s.

Personal and Family Life

Pierre Daigneault was born on March 25, 1925, in Montréal, Québec, Canada. He was the son of actor J.E. (Eugène) Daigneault, which likely influenced his career path in the performing arts. Daigneault dedicated much of his life to promoting French Canadian culture through music and storytelling.

Career

Pierre made significant contributions to the Canadian entertainment industry, particularly in folklore. His character Ixe-13 became quite popular, and he was involved in several television shows where he showcased his talents in acting and music. His work left a lasting impact on French Canadian media.

Death and Legacy

Pierre Daigneault passed away on December 17, 2003, in Laval, Québec, Canada, due to a heart attack. His legacy lives on through his contributions to Canadian folklore and the arts. He is remembered for his dedication to French Canadian culture and storytelling.

Filmography

Title Role Year Rating
Cordélia Actor 1980 6.9
Duplessis Ministre (uncredited) 1978 8.5
J.A. Martin photographe Square Dance Caller 1977 8.0
Les belles histoires des pays d’en haut Père Ovide 1961–1970 8.4
Rue de l’anse Actor 1963–1965 7.4
Le survenant Julot 1956 7.7
Beau temps, mauvais temps Actor 1955–1958 N/A
Le cas Labrecque Director 1956 N/A
IXE-13 Writer 1972 6.4