Jean Martin
Personal Info
Know For
Acting
Gender
Male
Birthday
1922-03-06 (87 years old)
Deathday
2009-02-02
Place of Birth
Paris, France
Also known As
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Jean Martin
Biography
Jean Martin (6 March 1922 - 2 February 2009) was a French actor. Coming from a Berry family, he spent part of his childhood in Biarritz, where his father worked for a furrier. During the Second World War, he hid to escape the Forced Labor Service. Staying in Paris, he appeared in two films by Maurice Tourneur: "The Devil's Hand" (1942) then "Cécile Est Mort" (1943). At the twilight of the forties, he started doing theater. In 1953, Jean Martin gained notoriety by playing the new play by Irish playwright Samuel Beckett, "Waiting for Godot", under the direction of Roger Blin, becoming the first to take on the role of Lucky. The same Roger Blin...
Acting
1975
as Colonel Pembroke
1973
as Victor Wolenski
1976
as Drieu La Rochelle (uncredited)
1980
as L’oiseau (voice)
1975
as Pontius Pilate
1973
as Sullivan
1975
as Divisional commissioner Sabin
1976
as Sainte-Rose
1975
as Le directeur de la banque
1966
as Colonel Philippe Mathieu
1978
as Vénus
1997
as Paul Lardanchet
1974
as Headmaster
1962
as Narrator
1944
as Le garçon d'étage (uncredited)
1973
as Mgr. Schneider
1971
as Bjorn
1962
as Un homme de la troupe (uncredited)
1981
as Gérard Le Tizou, head waiter
1968
as A henchman of Charles (uncredited)
1976
as Duchemin's Doctor at Clinic
1980
as Examination policeman (uncredited)
1971
as Homme de Varèse
1972
as René
1972
1970
1975
as Jean Croix
1980
as Le colonel Morange
1970
as Igor Igorevitch
1966
as Monnier
1976
as Orfanik, the Inventor
1979
as M. Bastias
1974
as The Priest
1968
as Un responsable d'édition
1970
as Mauvouloir
1974
as Direttore clinica / Sottocapo
1967
1952
1967
as Monsieur Hébert
1977
as Legrand
1974
as Marquis of La Rocherie
1977
as Surgeon
1967
as Stoewer
1974
as M. Bunkermann
1984
as Sculpteur
1960
as faux croque-mort
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