François Périer
Acting
Born November 10, 1919, Paris, France
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia François Périer, (10 November 1919 – 29 June 2002), born François Pillu in Paris, was a French actor. He made over 110 film and TV appearances between 1938 and 1996. He was also prominent in the theatre. Among his most notable parts was that of Hugo in the first production of Jean-Paul Sartre's Les Mains Sales in 1948. He was the narrator of the French-language version of Fantasia.
Filmography
- 2022Belmondo: The Incorrigible
- 1996Mémoires d'un jeune con — Frédéric's father
- 1992Voyage à Rome — The father
- 1991La Pagaille — Gabriel
- 1991Madame Bovary — Narrateur
- Le Gorille — Berthomieu
- 1990The Elegant Criminal — Lacenaire's father
- 1987Keep Your Right Up — Man
- 1985Enquête sur une parole donnée : La lettre perdue — Jacque Alavarez
- 19842084: Video Clip for the Trade Unions' Reflection and Pleasure — Narrator
- 1984Jacques the Fatalist and His Master — Denis Diderot / Narrator
- 1984Le Tartuffe — Orgon
- The Octopus — Avvocato Terrasini
- 1983The Fighter — Gino Ruggieri
- Thérèse Humbert — Moi Dumort
- 1980The Telephone Bar — Commissaire Claude Joinville
- 1979The Police War — Colombani, Chief of police
- Mazarin — Mazarin
- 1978State Reasons — Prof. Marrot
- 1977A Grin Without a Cat — Narrator (voice)
- 1977Baxter, Vera Baxter — Jean Baxter (voice)
- 1976Doctor Francoise Gailland — Gérard Gailland
- 1976Police Python 357 — Commissaire Ganay
- 1976The Spiral — Narrator (voice)
- 1975Sara — Restif de la Bretonne
- 1974Antoine and Sebastian — Antoine
- 1974Stavisky... — Albert Borelli
- 1973We Want the Colonels — On. Gigino Di Cori
- 1972La Nuit bulgare — Lafond
- 1972The Assassination — René Rouannat
- 1971Just Before Nightfall — François Tellier
- 1971Max and the Junkmen — Commissioner Rosinsky
- 1971The Train Rolls On — Narrator
- 1971Tumuc Humac — The judge
- 1970Give Her the Moon — Jean-Jules de Lépine
- 1970Le Cercle Rouge — Santi
- 1969Les Gauloises bleues — Le juge
- 1969Z — Public Prosecutor
- 1968The Child of the High Seas — Dit par
- 1967Le Samouraï — Superintendant
- 1967Le temps des doryphores — Commentator (voice)
- 1967Shock Troops — Moujon
- 1964Weekend at Dunkirk — Alexandre
- 1963People in Luck — Jérôme Boisselier (segment "Le Vison")
- 1963Sweet and Sour — Legrand (le nounou 1)
- 1963The Bamboo Stroke — Léon Brissac
- 1963The Organizer — Maestro Di Meo
- 1963The Visitor — Adolfo Di Palma
- 1962Hitch-Hike — l'homme de 40 ans
- 1962Mandrin — Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
- 1961Five Day Lover — Georges
- 1961Paris Loves — Maurice Lasnier
- 1961Réveille-toi, chérie — Robert
- 1960Love and the Frenchwoman — Michel, le mari (segment "Le Divorce")
- 1960Lovers on a Tightrope — Daniel
- 1960Testament of Orpheus — Heurtebise(non crédité)
- 1959Bobosse — Tony Varlet / Bobosse / The six jurors / President of the court / Attorney general / Lawyer / Guard
- 1959The Dreadful — Commentaire
- 1959The Magistrate — Luigi Bonelli
- 1958L'américain se détend — Narration
- 1958Maxime — Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
- 1958The Amorous Corporal — La Bigorne
- 1958The Creation of the World
- 1957Anyone Can Kill Me — Paul, le directeur de la prison
- 1957Demoniac — Gervais Larauch / Bernard Pradal
- 1957Nights of Cabiria — Oscar D'Onofrio
- 1957Que les hommes sont bêtes — Roland Devert
- 1957Stars Never Die — Narrator (voice)
- 1957The Melbourne Rendezvous — Narrator
- 1957Too Many Lovers — Robert
- 1956Gervaise — Henri Coupeau - le second compagnon de Gervaise, un ouvrier zingueur
- 1956I'll Get Back to Kandara — André Barret
- 1955Intermediate Landing in Paris — Pierre Brissac
- 1955The Fugitives — François, employé de commerce
- 1954Cadet Rousselle — Cadet Rousselle
- 1954Marriage Episodes — M. Trielle
- 1954The Anatomy of Love — L'innamorato
- 1954The Secrets of the Bed — Alfred Germain-Latour (segment "Lit de la Pompadour, Le")
- 1953Captain Slipper — Emmanuel Bonnavent, deputy head of the bank
- 1953Hello Paris — Narrateur (Voice)
- 1953It Happened in the Park — Greek Professor (segment "Pi-greco")
- 1953Jeunes mariés — Jacques Delaroche
- 1953Un trésor de femme — François Delaroche
- 1952Love, Madame — François Célerier
- 1952She and Me — Jean Montaigu
- 1951My Seal and Them — François Verville
- 1951Under the Paris Sky — Reciter (voice)
- 1950Au P'tit Zouave — M. Denis
- 1950Lost Souvenirs — Jean-Pierre Delagrange (episode "Une couronne mortuaire")
- 1950Orpheus — Heurtebise
- 1950Sorceror — Michel Riverain
- 1950The Elders of Saint-Loup — Charles Merlin
- 1949Jean de la Lune — Clotaire, aka Cloclo
- 1949Return to Life — Antoine (segment "Le retour d'Antoine")
- 1948A Girl Knew — 'Coco' Levaison
- 1948Femme sans passé — Michel
- 1948The Loves of Colette — François Lecoc
- 1947Silence Is Golden — Jacques Francet
- 1946A Lover's Return — François
- 1946Happy Go Lucky — Denis Carignol
- 1946Sylvia and the Ghost — Ramure, thief
- 1946The Temptation of Barbizon — Ben Atkinson / The Devil
- 1944Good Evening Ladies, Good Evening Gentlemen — Dominique Verdelet
- 1944L'Enfant de l'amour — Maurice Orland
- 1943The White Truck — François Ledru
- 1943The Wolf Farm — Bastien
- 1942Love Letters — François de Portal
- 1942Love Marriage — Pierre
- 1941Happy Days — Bernard
- 1941Premier bal — Ernest Vilar
- 1941The Duel — François
- 1939Nightclub Hostess — Jean
- 1939The End of the Day — Journalist
- 1939The Fatted Calf — Gaston Vachon
- 1938Hôtel du Nord — Adrien
- 1938Mother Love — Batilly
Appearances as themselves (19)
- 2026Mentir, jouer et devenir François Périer — Self
- 2006Fellini dice... — Self
- 1993De force avec d'autres — self (archive footage)
- 1989Histoire(s) du Cinéma 1b: A Single (Hi)story — Self - Narrator (voice)
- La nuit des molières — Self
- Sacrée soirée — Self
- 1983Fellini nel cestino — Self
- Aujourd'hui la vie — Self
- Champs-Elysées — Self
- Apostrophes — Self
- Les Rendez-vous du dimanche — Self
- 1974Les Deux mémoires — Self
- Spécial cinéma — Self
- 1972La Légende du siècle — Self
- Le Grand Échiquier — Self, Self (voice), Self - Main guest
- Midi trente — Self
- Samedi soir — Self
- La Joie de vivre — Self - Guest
- 1950The Century Is Fifty — Self