Henri Tisot (1 June 1937 – 6 August 2011) was a French actor, writer, and humorist. He was best known for playing Adolf Hitler in the farcical film The Fuhrer Runs Amok, for his parodies of the speeches of General Charles de Gaulle, and for the television series La trilogie marseillaise. Henri Tisot was born in La Seyne-sur-Mer. He died at the age of 74 in Sanary-sur-Mer, Var, France. Source: Article "Henri Tisot" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

Filmography

• 2005Clémy — Modeste
• La Trilogie marseillaise — Honoré Panisse
• 1986Le Dindon — Soldignac
• 1985Hell Train — Mr. Guilabert
• 1985La Poudre aux yeux — M. Malingear
• 1983Une jeunesse — L’obsédé
• 1982La Baraka — le pêcheur
• 1979Charles and Lucie — Le gradé municipal
• 1977Les Petits Oiseaux — Blandinet
• 1975Ah ! La Police de papa — Jules, le préfet de police
• 1974Bedmania — L'amateur de parties fines
• 1974Gross Paris — Von Dupont
• 1974The Fuhrer Runs Amok — Adolf Hitler
• 1973The Edifying and Joyous Story of Colinot — 'Tournebeuf'
• 1973The Novice Lovers — Le prince Azoun
• 1970Happy He Who Like Ulysses — Gendarme at the Plan-d'Orgon crossroads
• 1969Aux frais de la princesse — Valentin
• 1969Les gros malins — Ambassador who speaks like Salvador Dali
• 1965Killer Spy — Agent 07 on the phone
• 1963Le Roi du village — Moïse
• 1963Le temps des copains — Lucien Gonfaron
• 1962Lafayette — Monsieur
• 1962My Uncle from Texas — Dieudonné
• 1962Tales of Paris — Eric (segment "Ella")
• 1962The Devil and the Ten Commandments — Philippe Dancourt
• Le Temps des copains — Lucien Gonfaron
• 1961Paris Loves
• 1961The Menace — Jérôme
• 1960Cyrano de Bergerac — First poet
• 1959Marriage of Figaro — Pedrille
• 1958Would-Be Gentleman — A tailor boy
• La Comédie-Française — L'aubergiste

Appearances as themselves (5)

• 2009Comiques de toujours (Vol. 1 à 4) — Self (archive footage)
• Champs-Elysées — Self
• Midi trente — Self
• Samedi soir — Self
• Cinépanorama — Self