Louis Velle
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Louis Velle | |
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| Born | Louis André Charles Marie Velle  29 May 1926 3rd arrondissement of Paris (France) |
| Died | 3 February 2023 (aged 96) Morainvilliers (France) |
Louis Velle (29 May 1926 – 2 February 2023) was a French actor. He appeared in numerous films including Stopover in Orly, The Impossible Mr. Pipelet, and Kings for a Day.[1][2][3]
Personal[edit]
Louis Velle was married since 1949 to writer, director, actress and novelist Frédérique Hébrard, with whom he lived for over 70 years[4] and with whom he has three children, Catherine, Nicolas and François, director and screenwriter.
He died on 2 February 2023 at the age of 96.[5]
Filmography[edit]
Feature films[edit]
1951: Marriage agency of Jean-Paul Le Chanois
1953: The Three Musketeers by André Hunebelle
1953: A boy's life by Jean Boyer
1954: The Eye behind the scenes by André Berthomieu
1954: I had seven daughters by Jean Boyer
1954: Stopover at Orly by Jean Dréville
1955: The Impossible Monsieur Pipelet by André Hunebelle
1955: The Best Part of Yves Allégret
1956: The Joyful Prison by André Berthomieu
1956: The Inspector loves the fight by Jean Devaivre
1957: The Quiet Corner by Robert Vernay
1961: Over the Wall by Jean-Paul Le Chanois
1962: Because, because of a woman by Michel Deville
1964: Among the Vultures (Unter geiern) by Alfred Vohrer
1966: Martin soldier by Michel Deville
1968: The Unfaithful Night by Antoine d'Ormesson
1971: La Poudre d'escampette by Philippe de Broca
1972: The Angels by Jean Desvilles
1973: Jean Girault 's driving license
1974: The walls have ears by Jean Girault
1975: Intrepid by Jean Girault
1975: When the City Awakens by Pierre Grasset
1976: A husband is a husband by Serge Friedman
1985: Kikuo Kawasaki 's Private Passions
1987: Duo solo by Jean-Pierre Delattre (unreleased in theaters)
1996: Like Kings by François Velle
Short films[edit]
1972: The Line of Seals by Jean-Paul Torok
1996: Bitumen by François Velle
Television[edit]
1958: Snow Hotel by Jean Vernier
1962: Just published by Édouard Bourdet , directed by André Pergament
1963: Things see by André Pergament
1964: Subscriber to line U by Yannick Andréi: Monsieur Roux
1965: How Not to Marry a Billionaire by Roger Iglésis: Robert de Gissac (television adaptation of the novel by Spanish author Luisa-Maria Linarès: Sous la coupe de Barbe-Bleue ).
1966: The blue train stops 13 times by Serge Friedman, episode: Beaulieu, the trap
1966: The Happy Age of Odette Joyeux: Frédéric Aubry
1970: The Thursdays of Madame Giulia (I giovedi della signora Giulia): Luciano Barsanti[6]
1972: La Demoiselle d'Avignon by Michel Wyn: François Fonsalette
1972: The Man Who Returns from afar by Michel Wyn based on the novel by Gaston Leroux
1972: The 16th at Kerbriant by Michel Wyn: Captain Franz Madelin
1973: Docteur Caraïbes by Jean-Pierre Decourt (+ short version theatrically released): title role
1974: Laurels for Lila by Claude Grinberg
1979: The Strange Mr. Duvallier by Victor Vicas
1982: The Lys in the Valley by Fabrice Maze based on the novel by Honoré de Balzac: Monsieur de Mortsauf
1988 : The Happiness Opposite by Teff Erhat (episode 24)
1990 : The Ambassador 's Husband by François Velle : Pierre-Baptiste Lambert
1993 : The Castle of Olive Trees by Nicolas Gessner
1997 : Le Grand Batre by Laurent Carceles
2005 : We only lend to the rich by Arnaud Sélignac
2006 : The Secrets of the Volcano by Michaëla Watteaux
2010 : Chestnuts of the Desert by Caroline Huppert
At the theater tonight[edit]
1969: The Love of the Four Colonels by Peter Ustinov, adapted by Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon, directed by Jean-Pierre Grenier, directed by Pierre Sabbagh, Théâtre Marigny
1972: Scrap metal and rags by Garson Kanin , directed by Pierre Mondy, directed by Pierre Sabbagh, Théâtre Marigny
1972: Eve and the Men by Gabriel Arout , directed by Bernard Dhéran, directed by Pierre Sabbagh, Théâtre Marigny
1979: Nina by André Roussin , directed by Jean-Laurent Cochet, directed by Pierre Sabbagh, Théâtre Marigny
1980: Ninotchka by Melchior Lengyel , adapted by Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon, directed by Jacques Ardouin, directed by Pierre Sabbagh, Théâtre Marigny
Voice-over[edit]
1964: 1989 by Roger Leenhardt (short film): Narrator
1964: The Archives of France by Henri Calef (short film): Narrator
1971: In war as in war (Le eccitanti guerre di Adeline) by Bernard Borderie: Narrator
Dubbing[edit]
1968: Bullitt: Senator Walter Chalmers (Robert Vaughn)
Radio[edit]
1982: Chloé by Jérôme Touzalin.
Theater[edit]
Playwright[edit]
1956: At the Pope 's Currency by Louis Velle, directed by René Dupuy, Théâtre Gramont
1959: Mousseline by Louis Velle, directed by the author, Théâtre Fontaine
1967: The Sentimental Life of Louis Velle, directed by Michel Fagadau, Théâtre des Ambassadeurs
Actor[edit]
1946: The Holy Family by André Roussin, directed by Jean Meyer, Théâtre Saint-Georges
1948: The Revenge of a Russian Orphan by Henri Rousseau, directed by René Dupuy, Théâtre de l'Œuvre
1949: The Revenge of a Russian Orphan by Henri Rousseau, directed by René Dupuy, Studio des Champs-Elysées
1949: L'Habit vert by Gaston Arman de Caillavet and Robert de Flers , directed by Pierre Aldebert , Théâtre de Chaillot
1952: Vice-Versa by Louis Velle, Fontaine Theater
1953: Hamlet de Tarascon by Jean Canolle, directed by Christian-Gérard, Théâtre La Bruyère
1954: The Love of the Four Colonels by Peter Ustinov, directed by Jean-Pierre Grenier, Théâtre Fontaine
1959: Mascarin by José-André Lacour, directed by Jean Négroni, Théâtre Fontaine
1959: Mousseline by Louis Velle, directed by the author, Théâtre Fontaine
1960: Histoire de rire by Armand Salacrou, directed by Jean Meyer, Théâtre de la Madeleine
1960: My father was right by Sacha Guitry, directed by André Roussin, Théâtre des Célestins
1963: Laure and the Jacques by Gabriel Arout, directed by Jean Piat, Saint-Georges Theater
1963: Six Men in Question by Frédéric Dard & Robert Hossein, directed by Robert Hossein, Théâtre Antoine
1963: You Can Never Say by George Bernard Shaw, directed by René Dupuy, Théâtre Gramont
1965: La Crécelle by Charles Dyer, directed by Michel Fagadau, Théâtre des Célestins, Georges Herbert tour
1966: Tonight in Samarkand by Jacques Deval, directed by Jean Piat, Théâtre de Paris
1967: The Sentimental Life of Louis Velle, directed by Michel Fagadau, Théâtre des Ambassadeurs
1973: The Arc de Triomphe by Marcel Mithois , directed by Jacques Charon , Saint-Georges Theater
1976: Nina by André Roussin , directed by Jean-Laurent Cochet, Théâtre des Nouveaux
1978: Nina by André Roussin, directed by Jean-Laurent Cochet, Théâtre des Célestins, Karsenty-Herbert tour
1992: The Girl in the Back Seat by Bernard Slade, directed by Jacques Sereys, Antoine Theater
1995: The Absence of War by David Hare, directed by Daniel Benoin, Comédie de Saint-Étienne
1995: The Rubicon by Maurice Horgues, directed by Daniel Delprat, Boulogne-Billancourt Theater
2002: Festen by Thomas Vinterberg, directed by Daniel Benoin, National Theater of Nice
2003: Festen by Thomas Vinterberg, directed by Daniel Benoin, Théâtre du Rond-Point
2004: Festen by Thomas Vinterberg, directed by Daniel Benoin, National Theater of Nice, Theater La Criée
Director[edit]
1959: Mousseline by Louis Velle, Fontaine Theater Sentimental Life, Antoine Theater.
Publications[edit]
Louis Velle is co-author, with his wife Frédérique Hébrard of:
- The Lady of Avignon, 1971
- The Protestant and the Catholic , 1999 (memorabilia)
- As long as there are cats... in a family, 2010
- The young lady of Avignon is back, 2014
Louis Velle is also the author of the books:
- Triumph in the Stock Market Despite Hard Times, 1989 (Le Rocher)
- Ma petite femme, 1953 (Éditions La Bougie du Sapeur, taken over in club edition by France Loisirs), Prix Alphonse-Allais
References[edit]
- ^ "Décès à 96 ans du comédien Louis Velle, un des doyens du cinéma français". RFI. 3 February 2023.
- ^ "Le comédien Louis Velle est décédé". Le Point. 3 February 2023.
- ^ "Mort à 96 ans du comédien Louis Velle, un des doyens du cinéma français". BFMTV.
- ^ "Le comédien Louis Velle est décédé". Le Pointe.
- ^ Bricard, Manon (3 February 2023). "Louis Velle, comédien connu pour "La demoiselle d'Avignon", est mort à 96 ans". www.linternaute.com (in French). Retrieved 6 February 2023.
External links[edit]
- Louis Velle at IMDb