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Jean De Briac - Actor & Filmmaker | The Couch Critic
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Jean De Briac
Born
August 14, 1891
Died: October 18, 1970
(Lived 79 years)
Place of Birth
Paris, France
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
69
Movies
1
TV Shows
Also Known As
Jean de Briac
Jean-Frederic Weitler
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Jean De Briac
Movies
69
TV Shows
1
Tender Is the Night
as
Dr. Faurore (uncredited)
January 19, 1962
The Purple Mask
as
Count de Chauvac (uncredited)
June 15, 1955
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
as
Gendarme (uncredited)
July 14, 1953
April in Paris
Cast
December 24, 1952
Target Unknown
as
Theresa's Father (uncredited)
February 8, 1951
To the Victor
as
Lurcat
October 26, 1948
Half Past Midnight
as
Alex
March 1, 1948
Saigon
as
Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
December 5, 1947
The Unfaithful
as
Jean, Maitre D'
July 1, 1947
Deception
as
Andre the Matre'd (uncredited)
October 26, 1946
Gilda
as
French Cartel Member (uncredited)
April 25, 1946
The Catman of Paris
as
Butler (uncredited)
April 20, 1946
Yolanda and the Thief
Cast
November 22, 1945
Salty O'Rourke
as
Maitre d'Hotel (uncredited)
March 22, 1945
To Have and Have Not
as
Gendarme (uncredited)
January 20, 1945
Wintertime
as
Moving Man (uncredited)
September 17, 1943
Fired Wife
as
Headwaiter
September 4, 1943
Background to Danger
as
Levantine Porter
July 3, 1943
Mission to Moscow
as
French Maniac (uncredited)
April 29, 1943
Casablanca
as
Orderly (uncredited)
January 15, 1943
Appointment for Love
as
Phillip (uncredited)
October 31, 1941
Arise, My Love
as
Waiter at Maxim's (Uncredited)
November 8, 1940
Bitter Sweet
as
Croupier (uncredited)
November 8, 1940
Buck Benny Rides Again
as
Waiter
May 31, 1940
A Chump at Oxford
as
Pierre (uncredited)
January 25, 1940
City in Darkness
as
Puppeteer
November 15, 1939
Pack Up Your Troubles
as
French Aviation Captain
October 24, 1939
Espionage Agent
as
Waiter
September 30, 1939
Bachelor Mother
as
Waiter (uncredited)
June 30, 1939
The Three Musketeers
as
Footman
February 17, 1939
Adventure in Sahara
as
Recruiting Officer
November 15, 1938
Suez
as
Engineer (uncredited)
October 28, 1938
Bulldog Drummond in Africa
as
Walter
August 5, 1938
I'll Give a Million
as
Policeman (uncredited)
July 27, 1938
Swiss Miss
as
Enrico
May 20, 1938
Bluebeard's Eighth Wife
as
Waiter in the Hall (uncredited)
March 25, 1938
Wise Girl
as
George
December 31, 1937
The Sheik Steps Out
as
French Lieutenant
September 5, 1937
I Met Him in Paris
as
Steward
May 28, 1937
Shall We Dance
as
Producer (uncredited)
May 7, 1937
Café Metropole
as
First Gendarme on Train (uncredited)
April 28, 1937
Dodsworth
as
Official (Uncredited)
September 23, 1936
The Road to Glory
as
Sergeant (uncredited)
September 4, 1936
Anthony Adverse
as
Stranger
August 26, 1936
To Mary - with Love
as
Clerk
August 1, 1936
The Princess Comes Across
as
French Baggage Official (uncredited)
May 22, 1936
Here's to Romance
as
Maître d'hôtel
October 4, 1935
Diamond Jim
as
Chef
September 1, 1935
The New Adventures of Tarzan
as
Lt. d'Arnot
May 21, 1935
Journal of a Crime
as
Butler (uncredited)
March 10, 1934
Coming Out Party
as
Frenchman
March 9, 1934
The Solitaire Man
as
Henri
September 22, 1933
Men of Chance
as
Hotel Manager
December 26, 1931
The golf player
Cast
April 19, 1930
The Night Life
as
Shopkeeper (uncredited)
April 19, 1930
Blotto
as
Shopkeeper
February 8, 1930
Behind the Make-Up
as
Sculptor
January 18, 1930
The Divine Woman
as
Stage Director
January 13, 1928
The Eagle
as
Minor Role (uncredited)
November 8, 1925
Parisian Love
as
Knifer
August 1, 1925
Pal o' Mine
as
George Mendoza
March 15, 1924
The Marriage Market
as
Count Dimitri
October 25, 1923
Around the World in 18 Days
as
Desplayer
January 1, 1923
Another Man's Shoes
as
John Alvara
November 6, 1922
The Man Unconquerable
as
Perrier
July 2, 1922
Over the Border
as
Pretty Pierre
June 4, 1922
The Lady from Longacre
as
Ex-King Pedro
October 2, 1921
The Love Light
as
Antonio Carlotti
January 8, 1921
The Frisky Mrs. Johnson
as
Max Dendeau
November 12, 1920
