Roger Blin

Roger Blin was an American actor and director, best known for his roles in Les compagnons de Baal (1968), That Most Important Thing: Love (1975), and Orpheus (1950). He was born on March 22, 1907, in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France and passed away on January 21, 1984, in Evecquemont, France.

Personal and Family Life

Roger Blin’s birth name was Roger Paul Jules Blin. Throughout his career, he not only acted but also directed stage plays, showcasing his versatility in the theater world. He was recognized for his contributions to both acting and directing, gaining respect from peers and audiences alike.

Career

In addition to his notable film roles, Roger Blin made significant appearances in various theater productions. His skills as a director complemented his acting, allowing him to understand the depths of character portrayal. Throughout his career, he collaborated with many renowned artists, enhancing his profile in the performing arts.

Death and Legacy

Roger Blin died on January 21, 1984, from a heart attack in Evecquemont, France. His legacy in theater and film endures, as his performances continue to be celebrated and studied by aspiring actors and directors.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
L’Important c’est d’aimer 1975-02-12 Servais’ Father
Orphée 1950-09-29 The Poet
Le Corbeau 1943-09-28 François
Les Visiteurs du soir 1942-12-05 The Monster Showman
Les tripes au soleil 1959-05-06 Slim, le guide
Jenny 1936-09-18 le malade solitaire
Torticola contre Frankensberg 1952-04-19 Doctor Frankenstein
La Loi du survivant 1967-04-19 Pao
Jamais plus toujours 1976-03-10 Daniel
Le Navire étoile 1962-12-11 Curtway
Te Chevalier de la nuit 1953-11-22 le valet
L’Adolescente 1979-01-24 Romain
Les Compagnons de Baal 1970-06-11 Dominique Marchesini