Bourvil

Bourvil was a beloved French actor and singer known for his charm, humor, and endearing personality.

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Profession :

Fiction Writer | Movie Actor | Soundtrack

Birthday :

July 27, 1917

Death Date:

September 23, 1970

Age :

53

André Raimbourg, better known as Bourvil, was a cherished French actor and singer who gained fame for his comedic roles in French cinema during the 1950s and 1960s. He starred in numerous successful films, such as “La Grande Vadrouille,” which held the record for the highest-grossing French film for over four decades. Other significant works in his career include “Le Cerveau,” “Le Corniaud,” “The Longest Day,” and “Le Mur de l’Atlantique.”

During World War II, Bourvil participated in the French Resistance, carrying messages and transmitting radio broadcasts. His contributions to French cinema earned him various accolades, including a César Award for Best Actor in 1969. Bourvil’s charm, humor, and endearing personality made him a beloved figure in the world of entertainment.