Louis Jouvet

Belmondo: The Incorrigible 5th September 2022

Lusitanian Illusion 22nd April 2010 as Self (archive footage)

Stars Never Die 7th May 1957 as Self (archive footage)

Young Love 14th November 1951 as Inspector Ernest Plonche

Dr. Knock 21st March 1951 as Docteur Knock

Brasil 31st December 1950 as Self

Lady Paname 26th May 1950 as M. Gambier dit « Bagnolet », le voisin photographe

Miquette 14th April 1950 as Monchablon

Return to Life 14th September 1949 as Jean Girard (segment "Le retour de Jean")

Between Eleven and Midnight 23rd March 1949 as Inspector Carel

Monelle 15th September 1948 as Gérard Favier, famous composer

Jenny Lamour 4th October 1947 as Inspector Antoine

Carbon Copy 9th July 1947 as Ismmora / Dupon / Duke of Niolles / Mover / Norwegian

A Lover's Return 18th October 1946 as Jean-Jacques Sauvage

The Heart of a Nation 7th April 1943 as Pierre Froment / Félix Froment

Volpone 10th May 1941 as Mosca

Schubert's Serenade 28th February 1940 as Le baron Hartmann

The Phantom Wagon 7th September 1939 as Georges

The End of the Day 24th March 1939 as Raphaël Saint-Clair, former Don Juan and adored actor

Hôtel du Nord 17th December 1938 as Monsieur Edmond

Bargekeepers Daughter 11th October 1938 as René Cercleux

The Curtain Rises 6th October 1938 as M. Lambertin, professeur au Conservatoire

The Shanghai Drama 23rd September 1938 as Ivan

Sirocco 22nd September 1938 as Rossignol

Ramuntcho 24th February 1938 as Itchoua

La Marseillaise 10th February 1938 as Roederer

Alibi 22nd December 1937 as Commissioner Calas

Forfaiture 24th November 1937 as Valfar

Bizarre, Bizarre 20th October 1937 as Archibald Soper, évèque de Bedford

Life Dances On 9th September 1937 as Pierre Verdier, dit Jo

Street of Shadows 13th April 1937 as le commandant Simonis, l'agent allemand

The Lower Depths 11th December 1936 as Le baron

Mister Flow 30th October 1936 as Achille Durin / Mr. Flow

Carnival in Flanders 3rd December 1935 as The Priest

Knock, ou le triomphe de la médecine 3rd November 1933 as Dr Knock

Topaze 6th January 1933 as Albert Topaze