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Albert Préjean : Héros de la grande guerre, sportif de haut niveau, chanteur populaire, acteur, héros populaire à la française, mais supplanté par Jean Gabin...
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Cécile est morte!: Directed by Maurice Tourneur. With Albert Préjean, Santa Relli, Germaine Kerjean, Luce Fabiole. A woman keeps coming to Quai Des Orfevres to see Inspector Maigret about disturbing events in her household.Maigret and his colleagues are annoyed, until this woman is found dead and they realize she was on to something.
Patrick Préjean. Den Albert Préjean, gebuer de 27. Oktober 1894 zu Pantin a gestuerwen den 1. November 1979 zu Paräis, war e franséische Schauspiller a Sänger. Hie war a Filmer vu bekannte Regisseure wéi René Clair, Jacques Feyder, Henri Decoin, André Cayatte a Marcel Carné ze gesinn. Hien huet an den 1940er Joren dräimol d'Roll vum ...
Whilst it is hardly his finest work, it is probably the best of the three Maigret films featuring Préjean - Tourneur's love of the macabre and his dark humour certainly makes it the most enjoyable entry in the series. After this, Albert Préjean would return to the role of Maigret one more time, in Les Caves du majestic (1945).
Nov 5, 2023 · Albert Préjean’s soulful rendition of “DEDE DE MONTMARTRE” adds another layer of emotional depth to the song. His heartfelt delivery and melodic vocals bring the lyrics to life, making listeners feel as though they are strolling through the cobblestone streets, soaked in the bohemian atmosphere.
M ade by Continental Films at the time of the Nazi Occupation, Picpus was the first of three films to feature popular actor Albert Préjean in the role of Inspector Maigret. (The other two films were Cécile est morte (1944) and Les Caves du Majestic (1945)).
May 9, 2023 · This record contains the title song of the film Sous les toits de Paris by René Clair from 1930, in which Albert Préjean plays a leading role. The accompaniment is provided by the fantastic Lewis Ruth Band conducted by Theo Mackeben, who also played the accompaniment of the Threepenny Opera with Lotte Lenya from 1930.
