Deprecated: Function get_magic_quotes_gpc() is deprecated in /home3/dodecasaurus/itopmovies.com/Library/NG/Autoloader.php on line 113

Warning: fopen(/home3/dodecasaurus/itopmovies.com//TMP/CACHE/882/882a92c863e76befce6a344066f5f59a9a14637e.cache): failed to open stream: Disk quota exceeded in /home3/dodecasaurus/itopmovies.com/Application/Model/Filecache.php on line 71
Jacques Dufilho


Jacques Dufilho

Birthday:

02/19/1914

Place of birth:

Bègles, Gironde, France:

Biography:

Jacques Dufilho is a French comedian, born February 19, 1914 in Bègles (Gironde, France) and died August 28, 2005 in Ponsampère (Gers, France). Originally from the south-west of France, Jacques Jacques-Gabriel Dufilho studied agriculture then went to Paris to live his passion for painting and sculpture. It was there that he met Charles Dullin, a great man from the theater world who passed on his passion for the stage to him and made his cabaret-theatre debut in 1951 with Agnès Capri. Jacques Dufilho then begins by playing sketches before turning to the big screen. In 1939, he participated in Marc Allégret's project in the film "Le Corsaire" but the film remained unfinished. Jacques Dufilho is not worried about it as two years later, he plays the role of a lumberjack in André Zwobada's feature film "Croisières Sidérales". Subsequently, the actor chained the roles in the cinema but it was in 1949 that he was noticed by the general public in "La Ferme des Sept Péchés" by Jean-Devaivre. Jacques Dufilho also went to the theater and went on stage for the first time in Dostoyevsky's play, "The Brothers Karamazov" directed by André Barsacq. When the Second World War broke out, Jacques Dufilho was part of the 2nd Hussard Regiment, particularly in the 29th infantry division reconnaissance group as he received the Legion of Honor in 1998. In 1953, he played in the play by Molière "The Doctor Despite Him" under the direction of Jean-Pierre Darras. The following year, he returned with André Barsacq to the Théâtre de l'Atelier in "Colombe" by Jean Anouilh. He still plays in the cinema as in "Marie-Antoinette, Reine De France" by Jean Delannoy in 1956. Same year, same director, he plays in "Notre-Dame De Paris". In 1961 and 1962, Jacques Dufilho returned to the stage with André Barsacq in "Les Maxibules" by Marcel Aymé and "L'Avare" by Molière. The actor made an impression in "The Guardian", adapted from the English play "The Caretaker" by Harold Pinter. The year 1978 marks a new turning point in the career of Jacques Dufilho, with the film "Le Crabe-Tambour" by Pierre Schoendoerffer, thanks to his interpretation of the role of the chief mechanic in the film, he will be rewarded with a César in the Best Supporting Actor category. In 1980, he played Adrien Dussart in "A bad son" by Claude Sautet, which earned him a second César award, still in the same category. At the theater, in 1988 the actor was awarded the Molière du Comédien for his role in Herb Gardner's play "Je Ne Suis Pas Rappaport" directed by Georges Wilson. Over the years, Jacques Dufilho will play under the direction of Louis Malle, Claude Chabrol, André Hunebelle, Yves Robert and many others. In 1999, he played in "C'est Quoi La Vie?" by François Dupeyron, which earned him a new nomination for the Césars. On television, he received the Seven d'Or for best actor after his role in the film "Une Femme Innocente". In 2003 he released his autobiography "Les Sirènes Du Bateau-Loup" published by Fayard. The actor died on August 28, 2005 in Ponsampère at the age of 91 after playing his last role in "Up There, A King Above The Clouds" by Pierre Schoendoerffer.


Credits

Trintignant par Trintignant (2021)
as Self (archive footage)
Comiques de toujours (Vol. 1 à 4) (2009)
as Self (archive footage)
Là-haut, un roi au-dessus des nuages (2003)
as le recteur
Jeanne, Marie et les autres (2000)
as Frantz
C'est quoi la vie ? (1999)
as Noël
Les Enfants du marais (1999)
as Old man
Nel Profondo Paese Straniero (1997)
as
Ne coupez pas mes arbres (1995)
as Sir William Belmont
Le Galopin (1993)
as Edouard de Robert
Pétain (1993)
as Maréchal Philippe Pétain
Les Enfants du naufrageur (1992)
as Petit Louis
Les Bottes de sept lieues (1990)
as le Marchand
La Vouivre (1989)
as Urbain
Mangeclous (1988)
as Mattathias
À notre regrettable époux (1988)
as Romeo
L'Homme qui n'était pas là (1987)
as Strosser
Jofroi de la Maussan (1987)
as Jofroi de la Maussan
La Fièvre monte à Castelnau (1985)
as
Voglia di Volare (1984)
as Father of Davide
L'Étrange château du docteur Lerne (1983)
as Le docteur Lerne
L'Intoxe (1983)
as Monsieur Doucet
Le Moulin de Monsieur Fabre (1983)
as Felix Fabre
Y a-t-il un Français dans la salle ? (1982)
as Jean-Marie, the blackmailer
Talou (1981)
as von Krapp
Un mauvais fils (1980)
as Adrien Dussart
Le Cheval d'orgueil (1980)
as Alain, le grand-père
Les aiguilleurs (1980)
as Alfred
Rue du Pied de Grue (1979)
as Le commissaire
The Making of Nosferatu (1979)
as Self
Pierrot mon ami (1979)
as Mounnezergues
Les Insulaires (1979)
as M. Palladion
Nosferatu - Phantom der Nacht (1979)
as Captain
Le Crabe-Tambour (1977)
as Chief mechanic
Von Buttiglione Sturmtruppenführer (1977)
as Colonnello Von Buttiglione
Voto di castità (1976)
as Annibale
Dimmi che fai tutto per me (1976)
as 'Dodo' Spinacroce
La Victoire en chantant (1976)
as Paul Rechampot
Il medico... la studentessa (1976)
as Colonel Oreste Raselli
Il soldato di ventura (1976)
as Mariano de Trani
Milady (1976)
as Commander Gardefort
Buttiglione diventa capo del servizio segreto (1975)
as Colonnello Rambaldo Buttiglione
Ce cher Victor (1975)
as Victor Lasalle
L'erotomane (1974)
as Prof. Pazzoni
Il colonnello Buttiglione diventa generale (1974)
as Colonnello Rambaldo Buttiglione
Un ufficiale non si arrende mai nemmeno di fronte all'evidenza, firmato Colonnello Buttiglione (1974)
as Colonel Buttiglione
Basta con la guerra... facciamo l'amore (1974)
as Gustavo
Professore venga accompagnato dai suoi genitori (1974)
as prof. Gustavo Negroni
La Grande Nouba (1974)
as Le vicomte Célestin Galmiche de Quibedec
Crash! Che botte... strippo strappo stroppio (1973)
as American Consul
Les corps célestes (1973)
as The priest
Corazón solitario (1973)
as Antonio
Une journée bien remplie (1973)
as Jean Rousseau
La Brigade en folie (1973)
as Commissaire Richard
Chut ! (1972)
as Fritz Ducharrel
La Chavalanthrope (1972)
as Actor
Les bidasses en folie (1971)
as Colonel
Fantasia chez les ploucs (1971)
as Oncle Noé
Appelez-moi Mathilde (1969)
as Petitjean
Une veuve en or (1969)
as Joseph
Un merveilleux parfum d'oseille (1969)
as Job, le domestique
Le Huguenot récalcitrant (1969)
as Marshall Jérémie Boutre
Le Bossu (1969)
as
Les Aventures de Lagardère (1968)
as Amable Passepoil
Benjamin ou les mémoires d'un puceau (1968)
as Camille
Les Têtes brûlées (1967)
as Dante
L'inconnu de Shandigor (1967)
as Shoskatovich, chef des Russes
¿Y mañana? (1967)
as Jeroom
James Tont operazione D.U.E. (1966)
as Y
Lady L (1965)
as Bealu
La Communale (1965)
as Le paysan
L'Or du duc (1965)
as Annibal
Spuit elf (1964)
as Rogier, de pyromaan
La Grande Frousse (1964)
as
Clémentine chérie (1964)
as Spanish maid
The Visit (1964)
as Police Officer Fisch
Agent spécial à Venise (1964)
as César, majordome
La prima donna (1964)
as Reader of "Dimanche Echo" (voice)
L'assassin connaît la musique (1963)
as Le docteur Hublot, médecin légiste
Dragées au poivre (1963)
as Monsieur Alfonso
Le coup de bambou (1963)
as Le chauffeur de taxi
L'Auberge de l'ange gardien (1962)
as Bournier Aîné
Un clair de Lune à Maubeuge (1962)
as Le directeur de la 'Maison de la Radio'
La Poupée (1962)
as Theodora, old Indian woman
Snobs! (1962)
as Lambotte & his brother
La Guerre des boutons (1962)
as L'Aztec's father
Dans l’eau… qui fait des bulles !... (1961)
as Le fossoyeur
Le Monocle noir (1961)
as Charvet, le guide
Dans la gueule du loup (1961)
as Paul Prunier
Le vergini di Roma (1961)
as
Zazie dans le métro (1960)
as Ferdinand Grédoux
Préméditation (1960)
as Martinot
Le travail, c'est la liberté (1959)
as Agent Grosjean
Signé : Arsène Lupin (1959)
as Albert, manservant
Julie la rousse (1959)
as Le garçon d'hôtel / Waiter
I tartassati (1959)
as Prison superintendent
Bobosse (1959)
as Gaston, manservant
Maxime (1958)
as Flick
Taxi, Roulotte et Corrida (1958)
as Taxi Customer
Le Petit Prof (1958)
as Head of the civil status department
Et ta sœur… (1958)
as Puymartin
Le Temps des œufs durs (1958)
as Jules Grandvivier
Chéri, fais-moi peur (1958)
as Emile, the floor boy
Nathalie (1957)
as Simon
Mademoiselle Strip-tease (1957)
as Pedro Avendetti
The Happy Road (1957)
as Michel Bertrand (uncredited)
Ce sacré Amédée (1957)
as Placard
Que les hommes sont bêtes (1957)
as L'inspecteur
Jusqu'au dernier (1957)
as Pépé
Notre-Dame de Paris (1956)
as Guillaume Rousseau
Courte-tête (1956)
as Le garçon d'écurie
La vie est belle (1956)
as le chef de la fanfare
Mon curé chez les pauvres (1956)
as Fernand
Cadet Rousselle (1954)
as Carlos
Sang et lumières (1954)
as Chispa
Saadia (1953)
as Bandit leader
Un caprice de Caroline chérie (1953)
as Giuseppe
Le Chemin de Damas (1952)
as Pierre
Le Rideau rouge (1952)
as An actor
Ma femme, ma vache et moi (1952)
as
Deux sous de violettes (1951)
as L'employé du gaz (uncredited)
Caroline chérie (1951)
as Le valet de Pont-Bellanger
Bibi Fricotin (1951)
as Oncle unijambiste
Vendetta en Camargue (1950)
as Zacramir
Vagabonds imaginaires (1950)
as Shepherd (segment 'The Stars')
Histoires extraordinaires à faire peur ou à faire rire... (1949)
as The Drunken Conscript
La Ferme des sept péchés (1949)
as François Sovignant
Le Destin exécrable de Guillemette Babin (1948)
as Monk
La Figure de proue (1948)
as Commander Clement
Brigade criminelle (1947)
as Lucien
Le Bateau à soupe (1947)
as Zélize
Premier de cordée (1944)
as Fernand Lourtier
Autour d'un Film de Montagne (1944)
as Self
Adieu Léonard (1943)
as Chestnut merchant (uncredited)
Croisières sidérales (1942)
as Lumberjack (uncredited)
Vincendon ()
as Vincendon
Vagabonds imaginaires (1950)
Director