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Robert Burnier
1897 - 1974 |
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. The actor Robert Burnier was especially active for the stage and the operetta during the 20s and 30s and also appeared as a bariton singer. He took part in movies in 1931 for the first time, among others "Quand te tues-tu?" (31) and "Marions-nous" (31). In the next years came "Bariole" (32), "Maquillage" (32), "Le chasseur de chez Maxim's" (33) and "Ciboulette" (36) into being. Afterwards he retired from the film business in the meantime and concentrated again to the stage. Only from 1949 he returned to the front of the camera with "Une femme par jour" (49) and he acted in movies for cinema and later for television till to his death. To his well-known movies of the 50s and 60s belong "L'amour, Madame" (52), "Raspoutine" (54), "Il visconte di Bragelonne" (54), "Messieurs les ronds de cuir" (59), "Fugue" (60), "Les moutons de Panurge" (61), "La belle Américaine" (61), "Arsène Lupin contre Arsène Lupin" (62), "Allez France!" (64), an episode of the serial "Les enquêtes du commissaire Maigret: Cécile est morte" (67) and "Le scandale" (67). In the last years of his life he took part in "Amour" (70), "La tragédie de Vérone" (72) and an episode of the serial "Au théâtre ce soir: Je l'aimais trop" (73). Other movies with Robert Burnier:
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