 | If you can supply any information about the career of Kinya Aikawa, or his Maigret films or television series, please let me know. |
1. Maigret.
NTV (Japanese).
1970-.
Produced by Setsuko Mikuni.
Script editor: Yuki Ebara.
Maigret: Kinya Aikawa
Cast: Choko Ida, Shinjiro Ebara.
(series).
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 First Commissaire Maigret to appear on French television.emissions.ca: Louis Arbessier, French, a solid dramatic actor, founded in 1953, with Jean Vilar, the Company of the Seven, doing much radio and televised drama (a mainstay of "The camera explores time"), before joining the Comédie-Française, which used him little and poorly. He also made about fifteen films. He died in Paris, March 23, 1998. |
1. Liberty Bar
(Liberty Bar).
la 1ère chaîne de l'ORTF (France télé.) (French).
1960 (06/19/60), 96 mins.
Directed by Jean-Marie Coldefy.
Screenplay: Jean-Claude Youri.
Maigret: Louis Arbessier
Cast: Gaëtan Jor (Boutigne), Van Doude (Harry Brown), Margo Lion (Mme Martinelli), Mathilde Casadesus (Jaja), Lysiane Bey (Gina Martinelli), Marie Blanche Vergne (Sylvie), Claude Cernay (Joseph), Yves Barsacq (le docteur), Dominique Saint Pierre (la secrétaire), Michel Dacqin (Yan), Martine Koukan.
(First appearance on French television of Commissaire Maigret.).
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 If not the greatest character actor of his time, French stage and film star Harry Baur was certainly one of the most beloved. Baur was 24 when he made his Paris stage debut, and 30 when he made his earliest film appearance in Shylock (1910). Hitting his cinematic stride in the 1930s, Baur played almost as many famous factual and fictional personages than George Arliss and Paul Muni combined. He starred as Jean Valjean in the 1934 French adaptation of Les Miserables, Porfiry in Crime and Punishment (1935), Emperor Rudolph in 1936's Der Golem, and as the title character in Rothschild (1933), Taras Boulba (1936), Un Grande Amour de Beethoven (1936), Rasputin (1938) and Volpone (1939). Tragically, with the advent of Hitler, Baur learned that fame was no cushion against fanaticism. While he was in Berlin to star in his last film, 1942's Symphonie eines Lebens, Baur's Jewish wife was arrested on trumped-up espionage charges. His efforts to secure his wife's freedom led to his own arrest and torture at the hands of the Gestapo. In April of 1943, the Germans made a great show of releasing Harry Baur from prison; a few days later, however, he died under mysterious circumstances in Paris. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide |
 1. La Tête d'un homme
(La Tête d'un homme).
Film d'Art [SGPCF] (French).
1932 (02/18/33), 100 mins.
Produced and directed by Julian Duvivier.
Screenplay: Louis Delaprée, Julien Duvivier, Pierre Caldmann.
Maigret: Harry Baur
Cast: Valéry Inkijinoff (Radek), Gina Manès (Edna Reichenberg), Damia (la femme lasse), Line Noro (la fille), Missia (la chanteuse), Oléo (la femme de chambre), Gaston Jacquet (Willy Ferrière), Alexandre Rignault (Joseph Heurtin), Louis Gauthier (le juge), Echourin (l'inspecteur Ménard), Marcel Boudel (Janvier), René Alexandre, Frédéric Munié, Armand Numès, Charles Camus, Jean Brochard.
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 | Herbert Berghof was born in Vienna, Austria, September 13, 1909, and died on November 26, 1990. Television's "first Magiret," he appeared in the live adaptation of the short story "Stan the Killer" on American CBS TV in May, 1950. Better known as an acting coach, his students include Geraldine Page, Liza Minnelli, Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Matthew Broderick, Anne Bancroft and Fritz Weaver. A graduate of the University of Vienna and the Vienna State Academy of Dramatic Art, he directed the American premiere of Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot" in 1956. He was married to actress and teacher Uta Hagen from 1957 until his death. |
1. Stan the Killer
(Stan le tueur).
CBS TV "The Trap" (English).
1950 (05/20/50).
Directed by Joseph DeSantis.
Screenplay: David Gilman.
Maigret: Herbert Berghof
Cast: E.C. Marshall, Mary Powell.
(first TV performance of Maigret, live).
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 | Well-tailored Mexican actor/producer/playwright Romney Brent appeared in British films from 1936 onward. Usually cast as an indeterminate-origin foreigner, Brent appeared in such major productions as East Meets West (1936), and Under the Red Robe (1937). He both co-starred in and wrote the dialogue for the 1937 Anglo-American espionager Dinner at the Ritz (1937). In Hollywood from 1940, Romney Brent is best known for his portrayal of Spain's King Phillip II in The Adventures of Don Juan (1949) and his recurring appearances on the 1950s TV series Zorro." ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide |
1. Stan the Killer
(Stan le tueur).
CBS TV "Studio One" (English).
1952 (09/20/52).
Directed by Paul Nickell.
Screenplay: Paul Monash.
Maigret: Romney Brent
Cast: Eli Wallach (Ozep), Lisa Ferraday (Stan?).
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Brusse, Kees [1925-] (aka Kees Bruce)
 | Kees Brusse (born Rotterdam, February 26 1925) is one of the first Dutch actors who succeeded in combining a movie and stage career with work in radio, tv and commercials. Brusse's carreer spans almost seventy years of Dutch movie history.
 Filmography: Man, vrouw, hondje (1999), Vroeger Kon Je Lachen (1983), Een Pak Slaag (1979), Mysteries (1978), Dokter Pulder zaait papavers (1975), Rooie Sien (1975), Dakota (1974), VD (1972), Blue Movie (1971), Resistance (1963), De Overval (1962), Kermis in de Regen (1962), Fair In De Regen (Director, Screenwriter) (1962), De Zaak M.P. (1960), Jenny (1958), Ciske de Rat 1955 (1955), Merijntje Gijzen's Jeugd (1936). |
1. Maigret en de inbrekersvrouw
(Maigret et le voleur parasseux).
telefilm (Dutch).
1964 (10/23/64), 70 mins.
Maigret: Kees Brusse
Cast: Wies Andersen, Marcel Hendrickx, Caro Van Eyck.
(Season 1, episode 1).
2. De moedwillige vergissing
(Maigret se trompe).
telefilm (Dutch).
1964 (11/20/64).
Maigret: Kees Brusse
Cast: Wies Andersen, Richard Flink, Marcel Hendrickx, Mieke Verstraete.
(Season 1, episode 2).
3. Moord op Montmartre
(Maigret au Picratt's).
telefilm (Dutch).
1964 (12/18/64), 70 mins.
Maigret: Kees Brusse
Cast: Wies Andersen, Frits Butzelaar, Fred Ferris, Marcel Hendrickx, Mieke Verstraete.
(Season 1, episode 3).
4. Maigret en de kruidenier (Maigret at the grocers).
telefilm (Dutch).
1965 (01/29/65), 50 mins.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Kees Brusse
Cast: Wies Andersen (Lapointe), Marcel Hendrickx, Mieke Verstraete.
(Season 1 episode 4).
5. Maigret op kamers
(Maigret en meublé).
telefilm (Dutch).
1965 (02/26/65), 75 mins.
Maigret: Kees Brusse
Cast: Wies Andersen, Mary Dresselhuys, Marcel HendrickX, Mieke Verstraete.
(Season 1, episode 5).
6. De vriendin van mevrouw Maigret
(L'Amie de Mme Maigret).
telefilm (Dutch).
1965 (03/26/65), 70 mins.
Maigret: Kees Brusse
Cast: Wies Andersen, Marcel Hendrickx, Sieto Hoving, Mieke Verstraete.
(Season 1, episode 6).
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 According to a Nov. 26, 2003 Italian article by Valeria Chiari, at FILMup.com, the Italian actor Sergio Castellitto, 50, currently on the set as actor and director of the film "Non ti muovere" (based on a prize-winning novel by his wife, Margaret Mazzantini), will portray Maigret in a series of six television films scheduled to appear from May, 2004.
Produced by the Spanish Telecinco, in collaboration with Grundy Italia, PCM and TV3, the series will be filmed in Paris and Prague. The first two episodes will be Maigret Mystified (L'ombra cinese) [L'ombre chinoise] and Maigret Sets a Trap (La trappola di Maigret) [M tend un piège]. |
1. La trappola
(Maigret tend un piège).
Mediaset-RTI, Grundy Italia (Italian).
2004 (11/15/04).
Directed by Renato de Maria.
Screenplay: Francesco Scaradmaglia, Nicola Lusardi.
Maigret: Sergio Castellitto
Cast: Margherita Buy (Mme Maigret), Giuseppe Sanfelice (Lapointe), Paolo Calabresi (Coméliau), Paolo de Vita (Moers), Carlos Barden (Janvier), Juli Fabregas (Lucas), Eva Santolaria (Maguy), Renato Marchetti (Marcel Moncin).
2. Ombre cinese
(L'Ombre chinoise).
Mediaset-RTI, Grundy Italia (Italian).
2004 (11/16/04).
Directed by Renato de Maria.
Screenplay: Francesco Scaradmaglia, Nicola Lusardi.
Maigret: Sergio Castellitto
Cast: Margherita Buy (Mme Maigret), Giuseppe Sanfelice (Lapointe), Paolo Calabresi (Coméliau), Paolo de Vita (Moers), Carlos Barden (Janvier), Juli Fabregas (Lucas), Roberto Citran (Lionel Martin), Greta Schacchi (Mme Martin).
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 | Gino Cervi, born in Bologna May 3, 1901, died at Punta Ala January 3, 1974. He appeared in his first play in 1924, and his first film eight years later. He became famous in films directed by Alessandro Blassetti in the late 30s, and his biggest hits of the 1940s, The Iron Crown (1940) and Four Steps in the Clouds (1942), were also by Blassetti. After the war, Cervi was seen as the communist mayor in the Don Camillo films, and as Inspector Maigret in a long-running series of TV films based on the works of Georges Simenon. |
1. Un'ombra su Maigret
(Cécile est morte).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1964 (12/27/64).
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Mario Maranzana, Orazio Orlando, Franco Volpi, Giusy Raspani Dandolo.
2. L'affare Picpus
(Signé Picpus).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1965 (01/10/65).
Directed by Mario Lanzi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Oreste Lionello, Sergio Tofano, Evi Maltagliati, Ivano Staccioli, Daniele Tedeschi, Andreina Pagnani (Mme Maigret), Franco Volpi, Daniele Tedeschi, Mario Maranza, Giuseppe Pertile, Gabriella Giacobbe, Claudia Di Lullo, Edoardo Toniolo, Loredana Savelli, Antonio Casagrande, Nino Pavese, Piero Cerlini, Nietta Zocchi.
3. Un Natale di Maigret
(Un Noël de Maigret).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1965 (01/24/65).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Andreina Pagnani (Mme Maigret), Andrea Checchi, Lis Angeleri, Elena de Merik, Manlio Busoni, Mario Maranzana, Gino Betti, Letizia Frezza, Gian Paolo Rosmino, Ugo Carboni, Aleardo Ward, Alvaro Alvisi, Mario Lombardini.
4. Una vita in gioco
(La Tête d'un homme).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1965 (02/07/65).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Ugo Pagliai, Gian Maria Volontè, Mario Maranzana, Franco Volpi.
5. Non si uccidono così i poveri diavoli
(On ne tue pas les pauvres types).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1966 (02/20/66).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Franco Volpi, Oreste Lionello, Loretta Goggi.
6. L'ombra cinese
(L'Ombre chinoise).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1966 (03/06/66).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Anna Miserocchi, Antonio Battistella, Franco Volpi, Marina Malfatti.
7. La vecchia signora di Bayeux
(La vieille dame de Bayeux).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1966 (04/03/66).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Ugo Pagliai, Anna Mazzamauro, Franco Silva.
8. L'innamorato della signora Maigret
(L'Amoureux de Mme Maigret).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1966 (04/17/66).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Carlo Hintermann, Didi Perego, Mario Maranzana, Leopoldo Trieste.
 9. Maigret a Pigalle (Le Commissaire Maigret a Pigalle)
(Maigret au "Picratt's").
1967.
Produced by Mario Attene.
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Georges & André Tabet, with Alfred Adam.
Music: Armando Trovajoli; Cinematography: Giuseppe Ruzzolini; Editing: Luciano Anconetani.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Lila Kedrova (Rise), Raymond Pellegrin (Fred), Alfred Adam (L'inspecteur Lognon), Daniel Ollier (Philippe), José Greci, Enzo Cerusico, Riccardo Garrone, Armando Bandini, Christian Barbier, Mario Feliciani, Antonio Battistella, Claudio Biava, Gabriella Giorgelli, Nera Donati, Marisa Traversi, Elena Demerik, Renato Lupi, Giulio Maculani, Gianluigi Crescenzi, Tino Bianchi, Antonella Della Porta, Diego Michelotti.
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10. Maigret e i diamanti
(La Patience de Maigret).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1968 (05/19/68).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Umberto Ciapetti, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Leopoldo Trieste, Mariolina Bovo, Mario Feliciani.
11. Il cadavere scomparso
(Le témoignage de l'enfant de chœur).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1968 (07/07/68).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Sergio Tofano, Lino Troisi.
12. Maigret e l'ispettore sfortunato
(Maigret et l'inspecteur malgracieux).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1968 (07/09/68).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Sergio Tofano, Antonio Battistella, Ileana Ghione.
13. La chiusa
(L'écluse n° 1).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1968 (07/14/68).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Umberto Ciapetti, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Arnoldo Foà, Andrea Checchi, Marisa Merlini.
14. Maigret sotto inchiesta
(Maigret se défend).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1968 (08/04/68).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Mario Maranzana, Cesco Baseggio, Vittorio Sanipoli, Iole Fierro.
15. Il pazzo di Bergerac
(Le fou de Bergerac).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1972 (09/09/72).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Marisa Merlini, Franco Scandurra, Paolo Carlini.
16. Il ladro solitario
(Le voleur de Maigret).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1972 (09/09/72).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Mario Maranzana, Gianni Musy, Mico Cundari.
17. Maigret và in pensione
(Maigret).
RAI-TV (Italian).
1972 (09/16/72).
Directed by Mario Landi.
Screenplay: Diego Fabbri, Romildo Craveri.
Maigret: Gino Cervi
Cast: Mario Maranzana, Giuseppe Pambieri, Gianni Musy, Amanda.
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 | Bruno Cremer was born October 6, 1929, in Saint-Mande, France. He began his career on-stage and first appeared in films in 1957, in Quand la femme s'en mêle, with over fifty to his credit. By the beginning of 2002, his French TV Maigret series had passed 40 episodes, by September of 2003, 50... Most of the data on this series is based on information from Jacques-Yves Depoix's website, "Bruno Cremer est Maigret." |
Maigret.
Dune (French).
1991-.
Produced by Robert Nador, Eve Vercel, Steve Hawes.
Directed by Jose Pinheiro, Claude Goretta, Serge Leroy, Bertrand Van Effenterre.
Script writers: Jacques Cortal, Serge Leroy, Santiago Amigorena.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Serge Beauvois (Torrence), Philippe Polet (Lapointe), Jean Claude Frissung (Janvier), Alexis Nitzar (Lognon).
(planned as a series of 104 90-minute episodes.).
1. Maigret et la grande perche
(Maigret et la grande perche).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1991 (12/01/91).
Directed by Claude Goretta.
Screenplay: Claude Goretta.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Anne Bellec (Mme Maigret), Michael Lonsdale (M. Serre), Renée Faure (Mme Serre), Elisabeth Macocco (Ernestine), Jean-Claude Frissung (Janvier), Philippe Fretun (Boissier), Serge Beauvois (Torrence).
2. Maigret chez les Flamands
(Maigret chez les Flamands).
Dune (French).
1992 (01/05/92).
Directed by Serge Leroy.
Screenplay: Serge Leroy.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Alexandra Vandernoot (Anna Peeters), Sabrina Leurquin (Marguerite Van de Weert), Gérard Darier (Machère), Pierre Dherte (Joseph Peeters), Hilde Uytterlinden (Madame Peeters), Olivier Darimont (Gérard Piedboeuf), Gerald Marti (Père Piedboeuf ), Raymond Avenière (Docteur Van de Weert), Marc Janssen (Père Peeters), Léo Dherte (L'enfant), Vincent Grass (Le Marinier de l'Étoile Polaire), Lucienne Troka (La femme qui garde l'enfant), Michel Wouters (Commis marinier), Victoire Theismann (Maria Peeters), Sandrine Laroche (Colette), Dominique Baeyens (Germaine Piedboeuf), Marie-Ange Dutheil (Mère supérieure), Isabelle Defosse (Soeur converse), Christine Smeysters (Patronne hôtel), Pieter Riemens (Joueur de cartes), Jean-Louis Sbille (Pharmacien Vadot), Georges Siatidis (Jeune policier), Robert Lemaire (Premier douanier), Maxime Durin (Second douanier), Henri Monin (Patron du café), François Vincentelli (Garçon de café).
3. Maigret et la maison du juge
(La maison du juge).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1992 (03/15/92).
Directed by Bertand Van Effenterre.
Screenplay: Santiago Amigorena, Bertrand Van Effenterre.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Michel Bouquet (le juge Forlacroix), Bruno Wolkowitch (Albert Forlacroix), Karin Viard (Thérèse), Julien Maurel (Marcel Airaud), Eric Thomas (Méjat), Josiane Lévêque (Didine/Adine Hulot), Marcel Champel (Justin Hulot), Julien Maurel (Marcel Airaud), Jean-Claude Bolle-Reddat (le maire), Sandrine Manciet (Lise), Jean-Marie Frin (le juge d'instruction), Fernand Gaillot (le procureur).
4. Maigret et les plaisirs de la nuit
(Maigret au "Picratt's").
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1992 (06/07/92).
Directed by Jose Pinheiro.
Screenplay: Jacques Cortal.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Jean-Louis Foulquier (Fred), Jacqueline Danno (Rose), Philippe Polet (Lapointe), Serge Beauvois (Torrence), Mariana Golovine (Lili), Virginie Robert (Dolly), Valérie Vogt (Tania), Véronique Barrault (Betty), Eric Doye (Philippe).
5. Maigret et le corps sans tête
(Maigret et le corps sans tête).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1992 (09/11/92).
Directed by Serge Leroy.
Screenplay: Serge Leroy.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Aurore Clément (Mme Calas), Philippe Polet (Lapointe), Nicolas Tronc (Triporteur), Patrick Floersheim (Dieudonné Page), Gérard Darier (Machère), Pierre Octave Arrichi (Marboeuf), François Marchasson (juge Coméliau), Pierre Baillot (Moers), Anna Gaylor (la mère d'Antoine).
6. Maigret et la nuit du carrefour
(La nuit du carrefour).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1992 (11/27/92), 94 mins.
Directed by Alain Tasma.
Screenplay: Gildas Bourdet et Alain Tasma.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Roland Blanche (Victor), Sunnyi Melles (Else), Johna Leysen (Karl), Solen Jarniou (Gilberte), Myriam Boyer (Elyane), Henri Courseaux (Roger), Philippe Dormoy (Colin), Hubert Deschamps (Edmond).
7. Maigret et les caves du Majestic
(Les caves du Majestic).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1993 (01/22/93).
Directed by Claude Goretta.
Screenplay: Santiago Amigorena, Claude Goretta.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Jérôme Deschamps (Prosper Donge), Veronike Ryke (Ellen), Maryvonne Schiltz (Charlotte Donge), Marilu Marini (Gigi), Terence Ford (M. Clark), Jean-Pierre Gos (Lucas).
8. Maigret se défend
(Maigret se défend).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1993 (05/07/93).
Directed by Andrzej Kostenko.
Screenplay: Gildas Bourdet, Andrzej Kostenko.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Agnès Soral (Aline), Claude Faraldo (Palmani), Anne Bellec (Mme Maigret), Eric Prat (Torrence), Raoul Delfosse (le directeur de la PJ).
9. Maigret et les témoins récalcitrants
(Maigret et les témoins récalcitrants).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1993 (11/05/93), 94 mins.
Directed by Michel Sibra.
Screenplay: Christian Rullier, Michel Sibra.
Musique : Laurent Petitgirard.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Jean-Claude Frissung (Janvier), Eric Prat (Torrence), Marc Duret (le juge Agnelot), Denise Chalem (Solange), Olivier Pajot (Armand), Gisèle Casadesus (Catherine), Alain Fromager (Destour), Jean-Luc Buquet (Maître Radel), Pierre Baillot (Moers), Christiane Cohendy (Véronique), Louison Roblin (la patronne du bistrot), Jean-François Vlerick (Sainval), Chantal Deruaz (la déléguée du personnel), Louis Navarre (le chanoine), Valérie Kaplanova (Mme Lachaume), Raoul Schranil (M. Lachaume).
10. Maigret et l'homme du banc
(Maigret et l'homme du banc).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1993 (12/17/93).
Directed by Etienne Périer.
Screenplay: Jean-Pierre Sinapi, Daniel Tonacchela.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Andréa Ferreol (Mariette), Marie Dubois (Mme Thouret), Julie Jézéquel (Monique), Eric Prat (Torrence), Anne Bellec (Mme Maigret), Fred Personne (Saimbron), Samuel Lebihan (jeune inspecteur), Jean-Marie Juan (Santoni), Jean-Pierre Germain (Jorisse), Michel Berto (Jef Schrameck).
11. La Patience de Maigret
(La Patience de Maigret).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1994 (04/15/94).
Directed by Andrzej Kostenko.
Screenplay: Gildas Bourdet.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Agnès Soral (Aline), Claude Faraldo (Palmani), Eric Prat (Torrence), Vincent Martin (Lourtie), Fernand Berset (le juge Ancelin), Eric Deshors (Barillard), Anne Bellec (Mme Maigret), Raoul Delfosse (Bluzet), Marie-Christine Rousseau (Mme Barillard), Sylvie Herbert (la concierge), Catherine Hosmalin (la prostituée), Michel Cremades (le bijoutier), Jean-Pierre Bernard (Pernelle).
12. Maigret et le fantôme
(Maigret et le fantôme).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1994 (05/13/94), 90 mins.
Directed by Hannu Kahakorpi.
Screenplay: Henri de Turenne et Akli Tadjer.
Musique : Laurent Petitgirard.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Heinz Bennent (Jonker), Elisabeth Bourgine (Mirella), Timo Torikka (Ari), Nadine Spinoza (Marinette), Annie Bertin (Mme Lognon), Paavo Pentikainen (Bergen), Jonathan Hutchings (Stanley Hobson), Taneli Makela (Carl), Sanna Saarijarvi (l'hôtesse de l'air), Milka Ahlroth (l'hôtesse de l'hôpital), Esko Pesonen (Lognon).
13. Maigret et l'écluse n°1
(L'écluse n° 1).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1994 (10/21/94).
Directed by Olivier Schatzky.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Jean Yanne (Ducrau), Georges Staquet (Gassin), Jean-Claude Frissung (Janvier), Eric Berger (Jean), Isabelle Pradau (Françoise), Céline Samie (Mathilde), Edwige Navarro (Aline), Françoise Bertin (Catherine), Brigitte Defrance (la concierge), Talial (Rose), Catherine Oudin (Jeanne).
14. Cécile est morte
(Cécile est morte).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1994 (10/28/94).
Directed by Denys de la Patellière (Olivier Schatzky?).
Screenplay: Alexandre et Denys de la Patellière, Christian Watton.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Claude Piéplu (Dandurand), Sophie Caffarel (Cécile), Annick Alane (Louise), Jean-Claude Frissung (Janvier), Jean-Pierre Gos (Lucas), Anne Bellec (Mme Maigret), Arnaud Giovaninetti (Gérard).
15. Maigret se trompe
(Maigret se trompe).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1994 (11/04/94).
Directed by Joyce Bunuel.
Screenplay: Dominique Roulet.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Bernadette Lafont (Mme Brault), Danièle Lebrun (Mme Gouin), Brigitte Catillon (Antoinette Lollivier), Anny Romand (Melle Decaux), François Perrot (Gouin), Isabelle Petit-Jacques (Mme Cornet).
16. Maigret et la vieille dame
(Maigret et la vieille dame).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1995 (03/17/95).
Directed by David Delrieux.
Screenplay: Catherine Ramberg, David Simenon.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Odette Laure (Valentine), Béatrice Agenin (Arlette), Bernard Freyd (Charles), Olivier Cruveiller (Castaing), Philippe Morier-Genoud (Théo), André Chaumeau (Homère), Pierre Cassignard (Henri), Philippe Beglia (Charlie), Annie Jouzier (Mimi).
17. Maigret et la vente à la bougie
(Vente à la bougie).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1995 (06/16/95).
Directed by Pierre Granier-Deferre.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Dominique Roulet.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Etienne Chicot (Fred), Daniel Gélin (Nicolas), Michelle Moretti (Juliette), Pierre Forest (Groult), Frédéric Pierrot (Canut), Gilles Treton (Gentil), Margot Abascal (Thérèse), Lionel Astier (docteur Breton), Henri Lambert (Borchain), Stéphane Boucher (inspecteur Claudel).
18. Les Vacances de Maigret
(Les Vacances de Maigret).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1995 (09/09/95).
Directed by Pierre Joassin.
Screenplay: Catherine Ramberg, Pierre Joassin.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Alain Doutey (Dr Delaunay), Anne Bellec (Mme Maigret), Ronny Coutteure (commissaire Mansuy), Catherine Aymerie (Odette Delaunay), Christine Divito (Liliane Godreau), Vincent Grasse (Francis), Yolande Moreau (Popine), Pierre Laroche (le juge de Folletier), Etienne Draber (M. Lourceau), Dominique MacAvoy (Mme Lourceau), Jeanine Godinas (la mère supérieure).
19. Maigret et l'affaire Saint-Fiacre
(L'Affaire Saint-Fiacre).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1995 (10/26/95).
Directed by Denys de la Patellière.
Screenplay: Denys de la Patellière.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Anne Bellec (Mme Maigret), Jacques Spiesser (le comte), Pierre Gerard (Jean Metayer), Jacques Giraud (le père Gauthier), Nicolas Moreau (Emile Gauthier), Claude Winter (la comtesse), Marie Verdi (Marie Tatin), Arno Chevrier (le prêtre), Jacques Sereys (le médecin).
20. Maigret et le port des brumes
(Le port des brumes).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1996 (02/02/96).
Directed by Charles Nemes.
Screenplay: Guy-Patrick Sainderichin.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Jean-Claude Dauphin (Grandmaison), Jeanne Marine (Julie), Jean-Marie Cornille (Verduret), Luc Thullier (Grand Louis), Delphine Rich (Hélène Grandmaison), Frédéric Van Den Driessche (Martineau).
21. Maigret et la tête d'un homme
(La Tête d'un homme).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1996 (02/23/96).
Directed by Juraj Herz.
Screenplay: Christian Rullier.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Emmanuel Salinger (Radek), Marisa Berenson (Mrs. Crosby), Jay Benedict (Mr. Crosby), Jean-Claude Frissung (Janvier), René Remblier (Dufour), Eric Prat (Torrence), Zora Jandova (Edna), Eric Desmaretz (Le Juge Benneau), Zora Jandova (Edna) Olivier Achard (Joseph Heurtin), Philippe Baillot (Moers), Jean-Pol Brissart (Bob), Alain Lifman (Patrice), Eric Franklin (Richard), Carlo Nell (Le Patron de la Citanguette), Gérard Billon (Le Barman), Micheline Cornil (La Patronne de l'Hôtel), Mireille Franchino (La Dame de la Coupole).
22. Maigret en Finlande
(Un crime en Hollande).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1996 (09/27/96).
Directed by Pekka Parikka.
Screenplay: Bernard Marié.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Robin Renucci (Jean Duclos), Timo Torikka (Ari), Sara Paavolainen (Elisa Porola), Jonna Järneflet (Anita KAri), Irina Björklund (Leena Liikanen), Esko Nikkari (Liikanen), Jukka-Pekka Palo (Konrad Porol).
23. Maigret tend un piège
(Maigret tend un piège).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1996 (10/10/96).
Directed by Juraj Herz.
Screenplay: Bernard Marié.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Bruno Todeschini (Moncin), Hélène Surgère (Mme Moncin - mère), Laurence Masliah (Mme Moncin), Pascale Vignal (Marthe), Elie Semoun (Rougin), Jean-Claude Frissung (Janvier), Hubert Saint Macary (le juge Lambert), Gilles Detroit (Josselin), Jean-Noël Brouté (le jeune inspecteur), Victor Garrivier (Tissot), Pierre Baillot (Moers), Jean-Paul Muel (baron), Hélène Scott (Odile).
24. Maigret a peur
(Maigret a peur).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1996 (11/01/96).
Directed by Claude Goretta.
Screenplay: Claude Goretta (et Christian Karcher).
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Jean-Paul Roussillon (Julien Chabot), Didier Flament (Dr Vernoux), Raymond Gérôme (Hubert Vernoux), Maurice Aufair (Féron), Jean-Michel Noirey (Chabiron).
25. Maigret et l'enfant de chœur
(Le témoignage de l'enfant de chœur).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1997 (10/03/97).
Directed by Pierre Granier-Deferre.
Screenplay: Dominique Roulet, Pierre Granier-Deferre.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Stanislas Crevillen (Etienne), Anne Roussel (Hélène), Jean Martin (le juge), Philippe Duclos (Thiberge), Steve Kalfa (Castagnet), Ginette Garcin (Denise), Jacqueline Jehanneuf (Marthe), Sylvie Granotier (Mme Dupin-Duclos), Roger Dumas (M. Dupin-Duclos), André Penvern (Luchard).
26. Maigret et le Liberty Bar
(Liberty Bar).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1997 (10/17/97).
Directed by Michel Favart.
Screenplay: Bernard Marié.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Pascale Roberts (Mado), Marina Golovine (Sylvie), Françoise Christophe (Miss Martini), Jeanne Goupil (Gina Martini), Philippe Uchan (Boutigues), Eric Boucher (Joseph), Gavin Van Den Berg (Harry Brown), Graham Clarke (Yann), Pascal Leclair (un policier), Nigel Kent (le chauffeur de taxi).
27. L'improbable Monsieur Owen
(L'Improbable Monsieur Owen).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1997 (12/12/97).
Directed by Pierre Koralnik.
Screenplay: Virginie Brac.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Arielle Dombasle (Mylène Turner), Bernard Haller (monsieur Louis), Camille Japy (Germaine), Michel Voïta (Schaft), Eric Petitjean (l'inspecteur), Joao Lagarto (Niklos), Bruno Slagmulder (Roger), François d'Artemarc (Owen), Filipe Ferrer (l'antiquaire), Isabel Ruth (la femme de chambre), Luisa Barbosa (la vieille femme), Ricardo Carrico (le plagiste), Joao Braz (l'inspecteur adjoint).
28. Maigret et l'Inspecteur Cadavre
(L'Inspecteur Cadavre).
Artémis Productions, RTBF, Dune (France - Suisse - Belgique) (French).
1998 (01/09/98), 90 mins.
Directed by Pierre Jossain.
Screenplay: Pierre Jossain, Catherine Ramberg.
Musique : Laurent Petitgirard.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Jacques Boudet (Cavre), Nade Dieu (Geneviève Naud), Jean-Pierre Moulin (Etienne Naud), Philippe Bas (Louis), Renaud Verley (Alban Groult-Cotelle), Axelle Abbadie (Louise), Raymond Pradel (le chauffeur de taxi), Jo Rensonnet (Désiré), Gaëtan Wenders (Edouard), André Debaar (docteur Petit), Valérie Coton (la bonne), Christophe Sermet (Albert).
29. Madame Quatre et ses enfants
(Madame Quatre et ses enfants (non-Maigret)).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1999 (01/15/99).
Directed by Philippe Bérenger.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Dominique Roulet.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Marianne Bassler (Mme Quatre), Claude Duparfait (Lagarde), Sacha Briquet (le militaire retraité), Christian Morin (Vaimber), Delphine Zentout ( Mathilde), Hélène Babu (Janine).
30. Meurtre dans un jardin potager
(Le deuil de Fonsine (non-Maigret)).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1999 (02/05/99), 94 mins.
Directed by Edwin Baily.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Dominique Roulet.
Musique : Laurent Petitgirard.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Michèle Simonnet (Fernande), Rémy Kirch (Picard), Christophe Kourotchkine (Paturel), Geneviève Fontanel (Fonsine), Renée Le Calm (Grand-mère Fouly), Martin Amic (Louis Fouly), Thierry Raguneau.
31. Un meurtre de première classe
(Jeumont, 51 minutes d'arrêt!).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
1999 (11/26/99), 83 mins.
Directed by Christian de Chalonge.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Dominique Roulet.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Alexandre Brasseur (Paul Lachenal), Hélène de Saint-Père (Lena Leinbach), Veronika Varga (Véronika Frankel), François-Régis Marchasson (Arnaud), François Caron (Albert Dutoit), Laurent Schilling (Eric Dorléac), Philippe Lamedin (Guillaume Collet), Christian Pereira (René Bonvoisin), Alain Frèrot (Le chef de station), Fabien Béhar (Inspecteur Luciani), Christophe Le Masne (Le docteur), Idwig Stephane (Le consul), Michel Robin, Frédéric Haddou.
32. Maigret voit double
(On ne tue pas les pauvres types).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
2000 (03/03/00).
Directed by François Luciani.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Dominique Roulet.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Alexandre Brasseur (Paul Lachenal), Laure Duthilleul (Evelyne Tremblet), Aladin Reibel (Monsieur Magine), Julien Cafaro (Inspecteur Olmetta), Eléonore Gosset (Francine Tremblet), Consuelo De Haviland (Josette Keller), Jean-Paul Muel (Monsieur Mauvre).
33. Maigret chez les riches
(Maigret hésite).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
2000 (05/26/00), 92 mins.
Directed by Denys Granier-Deferre.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Dominique Roulet.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Alexandre Brasseur (Paul Lachenal), Caroline Sihol (Madame Parendon), Michel Duchaussoy (Maître Parendon), Cécile Bois (Mademoiselle Vague), Célia Granier-Deferre (Bambi), Jocelyn Quivrin (Gus), Wilfred Benaïche (Ferdinand), Pascal Decolland (Tortu), Stéphane Cottin (Baud), Blandine Lenoir (Lise), Colette Maire (La cuisinière), Roland Farrugia (Le directeur de la PJ), Jacques Brunet (Le procureur Raynouard).
34. Maigret et la croqueuse de diamants
(Le charretier de "La Providence").
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
2001 (02/16/01), 89 mins.
Directed by André Chandelle.
Screenplay: Daniel Tonachella.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Alexandre Brasseur (Paul Lachenal), Michael Lonsdale (Sir Lampson), Renaud Danner (Willy), Jean-Claude Adelin (le boxer), Maaike Jansen (la Hollandaise), Frédéric Bodson (Jean), Alexia Portal (Gloria), Ivan Franck (Vladimir).
35. Mon ami Maigret
(Mon ami Maigret).
France 2/Dune/ Filmes Do Tejo/RTBF/Télévision Suisse Romande/ Ceska TV (French).
2001 (05/25/01).
Directed by Bruno Gantillon.
Screenplay: Stéphane Palay.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Alexandre Brasseur (Paul Lachenal), Michaël Morris (Inspecteur Pyke), Annie Sinigalia (Ginette), Anna Korwin (Mrs Wilcox), Marc Chapiteau (Carrouge), François Lalande (Zucca), Jean-Michel Portal (Yann Deferre), Blandine Bury (Anna), Emmanuel Guttierez (Philippe De Moricourt), Georges Neri (Justin), Sara Martins (Jojo), Jean-Christian Grinevald (Le dentiste), Mama Prassinos (Aglaë).
36. Maigret et la fenêtre ouverte
(La fenêtre ouverte).
2001 (06/22/01).
Directed by Michel Grisolia.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Michel Grisolia.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Florence Darel (Sylvie Laget), Jacques Boudet (Descharneaux), Jacques Daqmine (Oscar Laget), Clément Harari (Feldman), Evelyne Grandjean (Madeleine Le Goff), Célia Granier-Deferre (Odile Rivière), Fabien Béhar (Inspecteur Luciani).
37. Maigret et le marchand de vin
(Maigret et le marchand de vin).
2002 (01/16/02).
Directed by Christian de Chalonge.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Dominique Garnier.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Alexandre Brasseur (Lachenal), Thierry Frémont (Pigou), Nicole Croisille (Mme Blanche), Éric Laugerias, Carol Brenner (Jeanne Chabut), Bruno Abraham-Kremer (Inspecteur Lorenzi), Jacques Frantz (René Chabut), Gérard Lartigau (Caucasson).
38. Maigret chez le ministre
(Maigret chez le ministre).
2002 (02/01/02).
Directed by Christian de Chalonge.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Dominique Garnier, Stéphane Palay.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Alexandre Brasseur (Lachenal), Bernard Freyd (Auguste Point), Gisèle Casadesus (Mme Calame), Laure Marsac (Claire Point), Christophe Reymond (Jacques Fleury), Laurent Schilling, Olivier Broche (Piquemal), Bruno Abraham-Kremer (Inspecteur Lorenzi), Pascal Leguennec (René Bonnet), Jean Dautremay (Mascoulin).
39. Maigret et le fou de Saint-Clothilde
(Le fou de Bergerac).
2002 (05/10/02).
Directed by Claude Tonetti.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Michel Grisolia.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Alexandre Brasseur (Paul Lachenal), Philippe Khorsand (Me Duhour), Philippe Magnan (Dr Rivaud), Anne Kreis (Florence Rivaud), Philippe Dormoy (Commissaire Leduc), Sonia Vollereaux (Mme Bellenger), Michel Vuillermoz ( Bellenger), Dora Doll (Tativa), Chrystelle Labaude (Janine).
40. La Maison de Félicie
(Félicie est là).
2002 (06/03/02).
Directed by Christian de Chalonge.
Screenplay: Christian de Chalonge, Dominique Garnier.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Jeanne Herry (Félicie), Jean O'Cotrell (Janvier), Renée Le Calm (Mme Chauchoi), Nicolas Gimbard (Jacques Pétillon), Jean-Pierre Bagot (Charles Morin), Pierre Tabouriech (Emile).
41. Maigret à l'école
(Maigret à l'école).
2002 (11/11/02).
Directed by Yves de Chalonge.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Michel Grisolia.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Jean Claude Dreyfus (Dr Xavier Bresseles), Carole Richert (Mme Gastin), Stéphane Jobert (Marcellin Rateau), Philippe Duquesne (Louis Paumelle), Thierry Levaret (Yann Valois), Ilroy Plowright (Jean-Paul Gastin), Jean-Claude Lecas.
42. Maigret et la princesse
(Maigret et les vieillards).
2003 (02/21/03).
Directed by Laurent Heynemann.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Michel Grisolia.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Colette Renard (Jacqueline Larrieux), Micheline Boudet (Isabelle de Wissemberg), Guillaume Gallienne (Cormière), Pierre Aussedat (Abbé Desnoyers), Pierre Diot (inspecteur Christiani), Jean-Paul Bonnaire (inspecteur Battesti), Mario Pecqueur (Alain Mazeron), Jacques Ciron (Dr Josserand), Marie-Thérèse Arene (Me Denise Aubonnet).
43. Un échec de Maigret
(Un échec de Maigret).
2003 (03/31/03).
Directed by Jacques Fansten.
Screenplay: Steve Hawes, Claire-Marine Level.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Jean-Luc Bideau (Fumal), Manuela Gourary (Mme Fumal), Isabelle Candelier (Louise), Daniel Laloux (Victor), Pierre Diot (Inspecteur Christiani).
44. Signé Picpus
(Signé Picpus).
2003 (06/30/03).
Directed by Jacques Fansten.
Screenplay: Pierre Granier-Deferre, Michel Grisolia.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Martine Sarcey (Mme Lecloagen), Maurice Chevit (M. Lecloagen), Frédérique Bonnal (Melle Roy), Olivier Pajot (M. Blaise), Florence Pelly (Berthe).
45. L'Ami d'enfance de Maigret
(L'Ami d'enfance de Maigret).
2003.
Directed by Laurent Heynemann.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Roger Pierre.
46. Les Scrupules de Maigret
(Les Scrupules de Maigret).
2003.
Directed by Pierre Joassin.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
47. Les petits cochons sans queues
(Les petits cochons sans queues (non-Maigret)).
2003.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
48. Maigret et le clochard
(Maigret et le clochard).
2003.
Directed by Laurent Heynemann.
Screenplay: Dominique Garnier et Christian de Chalonge.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
Cast: Jean-Paul Bonnaire (Inspecteur Battesti), Pierre Diot (Inspecteur Christiani), Franck Gourlat (Jeff Van Houtte), Emilie Lafarge (Léa), Georges Gilbert-Cazeneuve (Franç)ois Keller), Chloé Lambert (Juliette Keller), Nicolas Larzul (Hubert Van Houtte), Philippe Bardy (Pierre Rousselet), Eva Saint-Paul (Mme Keller), Christine Paolini (Mme Guillot), Jacques Brucher (Professeur Magnin), Michel Modo (Patron du bougnat), Anne Mercier (Patronne du bougnat), Benjamin Broux (Lucien Hardouin), Rémy Roubakha (Jean Guillot), Christian Zanetti (Dédé).
49. Maigret et le chien jaune
(Le Chien jaune).
2003.
Directed by Philippe Isard.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
50. Maigret en meublé
(Maigret en meublé).
2003.
Directed by Laurent Heynemann.
Maigret: Bruno Cremer
|
 Rupert Davies was born in Wales, May 22, 1916, and died in London, November 22, 1976, of cancer. (He is buried in the graveyard of the small church dedicated to St Beuno in Pistyll, Wales.)
Davies, a British character actor who first appeared onscreen in the '60s, is best known for his role as Maigret in the long-running BBC TV series. In 1961 he was voted British actor of the year. He was not quite the original BBC Maigret: After the first (1959) episode Basil Sydney had to leave the series due to injury; Davies played Maigret for the remaining 51 episodes from 1960 through 1963, becoming more or less synonymous with the role. Simenon once gave him a novel inscribed, "At last I have found the perfect Maigret." |
1. Murder in Montmarte
(Maigret au "Picratt's").
BBC TV (English).
1960 (10/31/60).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Freda Jackson, April Olrich, Aubrey Woods, Thomas Gallagher.
([from the 1950's British television nostalgia Maigret page.]
Maigret was first introduced to BBC TV as a part of their Sunday-Night Theatre presentations with 'Maigret and the Lost Life' (6/12/59), written by Giles Cooper from a 1954 novel by Georges Simenon and produced/directed by Campbell Logan. Basil Sydney played Commissioner Maigret in the 75-minute production, supported by Henry Oscar, Patrick Troughton, Mary Merrall, and Andre Van Gyseghem.
The actual series began in October 1960, the first of what would eventually become four series totalling 51 episodes of 45/55 mins. The BBC had acquired the rights, with Simenon's blessing, against worldwide competition, making it their most ambitious series production to that date. The casting of Rupert Davies as Maigret greatly pleased Simenon at the time; supporting players included Ewen Solon (as his assistant Lucas) and Helen Shingler (as Madame Maigret).).
2. Unscheduled Departure.
BBC TV (English).
1960 (11/07/60).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Eric Taylor.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Pamela Brown, Peter Copley, Charmian Eyre.
([from the 1950's British television nostalgia Maigret page.]
Maigret was first introduced to BBC TV as a part of their Sunday-Night Theatre presentations with 'Maigret and the Lost Life' (6/12/59), written by Giles Cooper from a 1954 novel by Georges Simenon and produced/directed by Campbell Logan. Basil Sydney played Commissioner Maigret in the 75-minute production, supported by Henry Oscar, Patrick Troughton, Mary Merrall, and Andre Van Gyseghem.
The actual series began in October 1960, the first of what would eventually become four series totalling 51 episodes of 45/55 mins. The BBC had acquired the rights, with Simenon's blessing, against worldwide competition, making it their most ambitious series production to that date. The casting of Rupert Davies as Maigret greatly pleased Simenon at the time; supporting players included Ewen Solon (as his assistant Lucas) and Helen Shingler (as Madame Maigret).).
3. The Burglar's Wife
(Maigret et la grande perche).
1960 (11/14/60).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Julian Amyes.
Screenplay: Roger East.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Hugh Burden, Noel Hood, Andree Melly.
4. The Revolver
(Le revolver de Maigret).
BBC TV (English).
1960 (11/21/60).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Chloe Gibson.
Screenplay: Roger East.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Margaretta Scott, Harold Scott, Dandy Nichols, Campbell Singer.
5. The Old Lady
(Maigret et la vieille dame).
BBC TV (English).
1960 (11/28/60).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Eric Taylor.
Screenplay: Margot Bennett.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Marie Ney, Neil McCarthy, Anthony New lands.
6. Liberty Bar
(Liberty Bar).
BBC TV (English).
1960 (12/05/60).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Margot Bennett.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Renee Houston, Paul Eddington, Colin Douglas, Erik Chitty.
7. A Man of Quality
(Monsieur Gallet, décédé).
BBC TV (English).
1960 (12/12/60).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Gerard Glaister.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Maurice Denham, Jean Anderson, Peter Barkworth, Charles Lloyd Pack, Wilfred Brambell.
8. My Friend The Inspector
(Mon ami Maigret).
BBC TV (English).
1960 (12/19/60).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Eric Taylor.
Screenplay: Margot Bennett.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Marian Spencer, Pete Murray, Toke Townley, Leslie French.
9. The Mistake
(Maigret se trompe).
BBC TV (English).
1960 (12/26/60).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Roger East.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), John Robinson, Annabel Maule, Peggy Thorpe Bates, Valerie White, Eric Thompson.
10. On Holiday
(Les vacances de Maigret).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (01/02/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Eric Taylor.
Screenplay: Margot Bennett.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Griffiths Jones, Perlita Neilson, Bernard Kay, Nanette Newman.
11. The Experts
(Maigret, Lognon et les gangsters).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (01/09/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Henry Oscar, Bruno Barnabe, Sylva Langova, Lee Hamilton.
12. The Cactus
(Maigret en meublé).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (01/16/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Eric Taylor.
Screenplay: Roger East.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Sheila Burrell, Betty Baskcomb, Stratford Johns, Penny Morrell.
13. The Children's Party
(Le pendu de Saint-Pholien).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (01/23/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Gerard Glaister.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Alan Tilvern, George Little, Denis Holmes.
14. Shadow Play
(L'Ombre chinoise).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (10/23/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by John Harrison.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Michael Barrington, Delena Kidd, Richard Martin.
15. The Simple Case (Maigret and the Headless Corpse)
(Maigret et le corps sans tête).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (10/30/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Gerard Glaister.
Screenplay: Roger East (adapt: Giles Cooper)?.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Faith Brook (Aline), George Baker, Noel Howlett.
16. Death of a Butcher (Maigret's Failure)
(Un échec de Maigret).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (11/06/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Eric Pohlmann, Anthony Jacobs, Gwen Cherrell, Pauline Letts.
17. The Winning Ticket
(Maigret et son mort).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (11/13/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Harold Clayton.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), George Pravda, Nadja Regin, Michael Reeves, Michael Ripper, Marianne Stone.
18. Inspector Lognon's Triumph
(Maigret et l'inspecteur malgracieux).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (11/20/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by John Harrison.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Henry Oscar, Delphi Lawrence, Ann Firbank, Leslie Glazer, Warren Mitchell.
19. The Lost Sailor
(Le port des brumes).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (11/27/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Gerard Glaister.
Screenplay: Margot Bennett.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Frederick Schiller, Alan Wheatley, John Forbes Robertson, Iris Russell.
20. The Golden Fleece
(L'écluse n° 1).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (12/04/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Rudolph Cartier.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Francis de Wolfe, Michael Brennan, Jan Kenny, A1 Mulock.
21. Raise Your Right Hand
(Maigret aux assises).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (12/11/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Roger East.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Gene Anderson, Patrick Troughton, Edward Evans.
22. The Liars
(Maigret à l'école).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (12/18/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Rudolph Cartier.
Screenplay: Vincent Tilsley.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Joseph Furst, Rita Webb, Patrick Newell, Victor Platt.
23. A Crime for Christmas
(Un Noël de Maigret).
BBC TV (English).
1961 (12/25/61).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Campbell Logan.
Screenplay: Margot Bennett.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Barry Foster, Heather Chasen, Esma Cannon, Jenny Laird, George Coulouris, Toke Townley.
24. The Reluctant Witnesses
(Maigret et les témoins récalcitrants).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (01/01/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Gerard Glaister.
Screenplay: Donald Bull.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Jean Cadell, Peter Sallis, Althea Parker, John Hawksworth.
25. The White Hat
(L'Amie de Mme Maigret).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (01/08/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Gerard Glaister.
Screenplay: Roger East.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), John Carson, Edwin Richfield, Frank Shelley, Edith Saville.
26. Murder on Monday
(Maigret et l'homme du banc).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (01/15/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Terence Williams.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Sylvia Kay, Madge Ryan, Jack Rodney, Stratford Johns, Tom Adams.
27. Voices From The Past
(Maigret et les vieillards).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (09/24/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Gerard Glaister.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Terence Alexander, Fay Compton, Charles Gray, Catherine Lacey, Richard Vernon.
28. The Madman of Vervac
(Le fou de Bergerac).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (10/01/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Roger East.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Laurence Payne, Pauline Yates, Roger Delgardo, Lockwood West.
29. The Countess
(L'Affaire Saint-Fiacre).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (10/08/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Roger East.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), William Franklyn, Clive Morton, William Mervyn, Philip Stone, Colin Jeavons.
30. The Wedding Guest
(La guinguette à deux sous).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (10/15/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Terence Williams.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), John Slater, Philip Lathan, Katherine Blake, Peter Madden, Frank Williams.
31. High Politics (Maigret and the Minister)
(Maigret chez le ministre).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (10/22/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Roger East.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Noel Johnston, Betty McDowall, Leonard Sachs, Ellen Pollock, William Devlin.
32. Love from Felicie
(Félicie est là).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (10/29/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Lana Morris, Olaf Pooley, Anthony Morton, Alan Browning.
33. The Dirty House
(Maigret se fâche).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (11/05/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Terence Williams.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Beatrix Lehmann, Nicolette Bernard, Rosalie Crutchley, Ernest Clark, Christopher Sandford.
34. The Crystal Ball
(Signé Picpus).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (11/12/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by John Harrison.
Screenplay: Roger East.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Neal Arden, John Kidd, Robert Bernal, Linda Gardner.
35. The Crooked Castle
(La nuit du carrefour).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (11/19/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Donald Bull.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Kevin Brennan, Gerard Heinz, Lisa Daniely, Roland Curram, Charles Farrell.
36. Death in Mind
(La tête d'un homme).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (11/26/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by John Elliott.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper & John Elliott.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Anton Rodgers, John Ronane, Gabriella Licudi, Robin Chapman.
37. Seven Little Crosses
(Sept petites croix dans un carnet (non-Maigret)).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (12/03/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Gerard Glaister.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Michael Phillips (François Lecour), George Roderick (the murderer), Alfred Burke, James Maxwell, Arthur Lowe, Fanny Carby.
38. The Trap
(Maigret tend un piège).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (12/10/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Terence Williams.
Screenplay: Margot Bennett.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Sonia Dresdel (Mme Moncin), Aubrey Woods (Marcel Moncin), Jacqueline Hill (Yvonne Moncin).
(Thanks to David Wilkins (1/8/04) for confirming with BBC that The Amateurs was rescheduled and this performance of The Trap substituted.).
39. The Amateurs
(Le voleur paresseux).
BBC TV (English).
1962 (12/17/62).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Terence Williams.
Screenplay: Donald Bull.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Mervyn Johns, Georgina Cookson, George Pastell, Trader Faulkner, Edwin Richfield, Alan Howard.
40. Poor Cecile!
(Cécile est morte).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (10/01/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Michael Hayes.
Screenplay: Donald Bull.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Joan Sanderson, Anthony Jacobs, Mary Chester, Brian Waldron.
41. The Fontenay Murders
(Maigret a peur).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (10/08/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Alan Bridges.
Screenplay: Elaine Morgan.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Edward Chapman, Margaret Rawlings, Alan Wheatley, Norman Scace, Alan Rowe.
42. The Lost Life
(Maigret et la jeune morte).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (10/15/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Gilchrist Calder.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Henry Oscar, Olga Lindo, Patsy Smart, Marne Maitland, Vanda Godsell, Eileen Way.
43. The Cellars of the Majestic
(Les caves du Majestic).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (10/22/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Eric Tayler.
Screenplay: Anthony Steven.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Redmond Phillips, Peter Dyneley, Sheila Brennan, Ivor Salter, George Coulouris.
44. A Man Condemned
(Une confidence de Maigret).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (10/29/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Terence Williams.
Screenplay: Roger East.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Patricia Laffan, Terence de Marnay, Ballard Berkeley, Trader Faulkner, Philip Madoc.
45. The Flemish Shop
(Chez les Flamands).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (11/05/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Eric Tayler.
Screenplay: Rex Rucker.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Margaret Tyzack, Joyce Carey, Mike Leigh, Grace Arnold, Michael Brennan.
46. A Taste of Power
(La première enquête de Maigret, 1913).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (11/12/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Terence Williams.
Screenplay: Donald Bull.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), John Carson, Terence Alexander, William Mendall, Margaret Elliott.
47. The Log of the Cap Fagnet
(Au rendez-vous des Terre-Neuvas).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (11/19/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Michael Hayes.
Screenplay: Elaine Morgan.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Victor Platt, Jerrold Wells, Thomas Baptiste, Alex Farrell, John Hollis.
48. The Judge's House
(La maison du juge).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (11/26/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Terence Dudley.
Screenplay: Elaine Morgan.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Leslie French, Lyn Ashley, Raymond Mason, Patricia Hayes, Paul Bacon.
49. Another World (Maigret and the Millionaires)
(Maigret voyage).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (12/03/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Michael Hayes.
Screenplay: Donald Bull.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Clare Kelly, Alan MacNaughtan, Moira Redmond, Ferdy Mayne.
50. The Crime at Lock 14
(Le charretier de "La Providence").
BBC TV (English).
1963 (12/10/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Screenplay: Anthony Coburn.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Hugh Burden, Isa Miranda, Andrew Faulds, Paul Whitsun Jones, Philip Ray.
51. Peter the Lett
(Pietr-le-Letton).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (12/17/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Rudolph Cartier.
Screenplay: Giles Cooper.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Marius Goring (Pietr), Peter Illing (Nikos Strophades), Arthur Ridley, Roger Delgardo (Pepito), Magda Miller (Berthe)., Lina Lalandi (Cleo Strophades), Derek Sydney (hotel manager).
52. Maigret's Little Joke
(Maigret s'amuse).
BBC TV (English).
1963 (12/24/63).
Executive Producer: Andrew Osborn.
Directed by Terence Williams.
Screenplay: Donald Bull.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Ewen Solan (Lucas), Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Neville Jason (Lapointe), Victor Lucas (Torrence), Michael Goodliffe, Neil McCallum (Dr. Negrel), Stephanie Bidmead, Shelagh Fraser, Barry Letts, Lucy Young (Martine Negerel).
53. Maigret at Bay
(Maigret se défend).
BBC Play of the Month (English).
1969 (02/09/69), 90 mins.
Maigret: Rupert Davies
Cast: Yootha Joyce, Gillian Hills, Helen Shingler (Madame Maigret), Victor Langley.
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 | Armen Borisovich Djigarkhanyan was born on October, 3, 1935 in Yerevan, Armenia. In school he had taken an interest in theater and cinema, and after school went to Moscow and tried unsuccessfully to enter GITIS. Returning to Yerevan, Djigarkhanyan got a job at film studio "Armenfilm" as an assistant to the director. In 1958 he graduated from the Yerevan Art and Theater Institute, a course taught by A.K.Gulakjan. He first appeared on a theater stage in January, 1955 - in play "Ivan Rybakov" at Russian drama theatre of K.S.Stanislavskogo. In 1967 Anatoly Efros invited the actor to the Moscow theatre of LENKOM... full bio here. |
1. Megre u ministra
(Maigret chez le minister).
(Soviet Union) (Russian).
1987, 2:16 mins.
Directed by Vyacheslav Brovkin.
Screenplay: Vyacheslav Brovkin.
Maigret: Armen Djigarkhanyan
Cast: Peter Velyaminov (Minister Point), Boris Khimichev (Mascolin), Igor Vernik (Lapointe), Galiks Kolchitsky (Prime Minister), Lyudmila Arinina (Madame Calame), Vitaly Varganov (Benoît), Igor Kashintsev (Janvier), Gennady Korotkov (Fleury), Yuri Volkov (Chief of Police), Elena Molchenko (Mlle Point), Vladimir Izotov, Radij Afanasyev, Inna Kara-Mosko, Arkady Peselev, Sergei Taraneev, Svetlana Misery, Elena Molchenko, Victor Vishnyak.
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 Jean-Alexis Moncourge (May 27, 1904 - Nov 15, 1976) was born in Paris. He assumed his father's stage name to become Jean Gabin. He was married three times (Gaby Basset 1928-1931, Jeanne Susanne Mauchin 1932-1942, and Dominique Fournier 1949-), and had three children. In addition to his acting career, Gabin was a war hero. He joined the Free French in 1943 and was part of the Normandy invasion. He won the Croix de Guerre and the Medaille Militaire.
Gabin made over 90 films between 1931 and 1975. He twice won Best Actor at the Venice Festival and twice won Best Actor at the Berlin Festival. While not an emotional standout, Gabin was a steady leading man who radiated a solid strength.Thomas, Nicholas, ed.
International Dictionary of Films
and Filmmakers - 3: Actors and Actresses,
St. James Press, London, 1992, ISBN 1-55862-039-7. |
 1. Maigret tend un piège (Inspector Maigret)
(Maigret tend un piège).
CFA (French).
1957.
Directed by Jean Delannoy.
Screenplay: Rodolphe-Maurice Arlaud, Michel Audiard, Jean Delannoy.
Maigret: Jean Gabin
Cast: Jean Desailly (Marcel Maurin), Annie Girardot (Yvonne Maurin), Lucienne Bogaert (Mme Maurin mère), Jeanne Boitel (Mme Maigret), Gérard Séty (Jojo), Olivier Hussenot (Lagrume), Alfred Adam (le boucher Barberot), Paulette Dubost (Mauricette Barberot), Jean Debucourt (directeur de la P. J.), Jean Tissier (journaliste), André Valmy (Lucas), Lino Ventura (Torrence), Guy Decomble (Mazet), Pierre Louis (Rougin), Nadine Basile (assistante police), Maurice Sarfati (Lapointe), Amédée (Alfonsi), Germaine Michel (voisine de Marguerite Juteau), Dominique Davray (Marguerite Juteau), Hubert de Lapparent (le juge Coméliau), Florence Brière (dame pipi), Madeleine Barbulée (cliente boucherie), Dominique Page (la bonne), Mary Magey (dactylo de la P. J.), F. Asselin (auxiliaire police), Denise Clair (concierge), Michèle Nadal (journaliste), Gaby Basset (la bonne), Maryse Paillet (bouchère), Raphaël Patorni (Janvier), Nicolas Amato (standardiste), P.J. Moncorbier (photographe), Henri Coutet (garçon brasserie), Georges Lycan (inspecteur), Louis Bugette (flic 4ème), Jacques Hilling (médecin légiste), Georges Lannes (maître Lieutard), Jean-Louis Le Goff (Goudier), Daniel Emilfork (le maniaque), Charles Bouillaud (inspecteur Mondar), Gérard Darrieu (agent), Pierre Duncan (agent), Albert-Michel (gardien), Louis Saintève (promeneur), [Jacques Ciron, Georges Moncorbier].
(UK "Maigret lays a trap"; US: "Inspector Maigret", "Woman Bait"; It.: "Il commissario Maigret"; Mex.: "Asesino des Mujeres"; Sp.: "El comisario Maigret"; Ger.: "Kommissar Maigret stellt eine Falle").
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 2. L'Affaire Saint-Fiacre (Maigret Keeps a Rendezvous)
(L'Affaire Saint-Fiacre).
CFA (French).
1959.
Directed by Jean Delannoy.
Screenplay: Jean Delannoy & Alan Jouvet.
Maigret: Jean Gabin
Cast: Michel Auclair [Audiart?], Valentine Tessier, Robert Hirsch, Pérès, Paul Frankeur, Jacques Hilling.
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 3. Maigret voit rouge (Maigret Sees Red)
(Maigret, Lognon et les gangsters).
CFA, Films Copernic (Paris), Titanus (Rome) (French).
1963 (09/18/63), 90 mins.
Directed by Gillies Grangier.
Screenplay: Jacques Robert et Gilles Grangier.
Dialogue: Jacques Robert, Image: Louis Page, Décor: Jacques Colombier, Montage: Marie-Sophie Dubus, Musique: Michel Legrand et Francis Comacico.
Maigret: Jean Gabin
Cast: Françoise Fabian (Lily), Michel Constantin (Cicero), Vittorio Sanipoli (Pozzo), Paul Frankeur (Bonfils) Guy Decomble (l'inspecteur Lognon), Paul Carpenter (Harry MacDonald), Ricky Cooper (Charlie), Brad Harris (Bill Larner), Edward Meeks, Marcel Bozzufi (l'inspecteur Torrence), Paulette Dubost (la patronne de l'hôtel), Roland Armontel (le docteur Fezin), Harry Max (Curtiss), Jacques Dynam (Lucas), Albert Michel (le veilleur), Carlo Nell (le serveur), Laurence Badie (la bonne), Jean-Louis Le Goff, Jean-Jacques Steen, André Dalibert, Roger Dutoit, Charles Bouillaud, Pierre Verret, Louis Viret, Edouard Francomme.
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 | Granada Television cast Michael Gambon (b. Dublin, 1940) as Maigret, for their 12 1992-93 productions. Gambon had achieved fame as Philip Marlow in Dennis Potter's "The Singing Detective" (1986), with a viewing audience of over 8 million, nomination as Best TV Drama of the Year, and a BAFTA award for Gambon. |
1. The Patience of Maigret
(La patience de Maigret).
Granada (English).
1992- (02/09/92).
Produced by Jonathan Alwyn.
Directed by James Cellan Jones.
Screenplay: Alan Plater.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Geoffrey Hutchings (Sgt. Lucas), Jack Galloway (Insp. Janvier), James Larking (Insp. Lapointe), Ciaran Madden (Mme Maigret), John Moffat (M. Coméliau), Christian Rodska (Moers), Cheryl Campbell, Trevor Peacock, Rachel Fielding, Greg Hicks, Ann Todd.
2. Maigret and the Burglar's Wife
(Maigret et la grande perche).
Granada (English).
1992- (02/16/92).
Produced by Jonathan Alwyn.
Directed by John Glenister.
Screenplay: Alan Plater.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Geoffrey Hutchings (Sgt. Lucas), Jack Galloway (Insp. Janvier), James Larking (Insp. Lapointe), Ciaran Madden (Mme Maigret), John Moffat (M. Coméliau), Christian Rodska (Moers), Sandy Ratcliffe (Ernestine), Margery Withers (Mme. Serre), Christopher Benjamin (Guillaume Serre), Melinda Kendall, Vilma Hollingbery, John Gill.
3. Maigret Goes To School
(Maigret à l'école).
Granada (English).
1992- (02/23/92).
Produced by Jonathan Alwyn.
Directed by James Cellan Jones.
Screenplay: William Humble.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Adrian Lukas (Captain Danielou), Struan Rogers (Joseph Gastin), Joanna David (Mme. Gastin), Max Beasley (Jean Paul Gastin), Godfrey James (Louis Paunelle), Jim Norton (Dr. Bressalles).
4. Maigret and the Mad Woman
(La folle de Maigret).
Granada (English).
1992- (03/02/92).
Produced by Jonathan Alwyn.
Directed by John Glenister.
Screenplay: William Humble.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Geoffrey Hutchings (Sgt. Lucas), Jack Galloway (Insp. Janvier), James Larking (Insp. Lapointe), Ciaran Madden (Mme Maigret), John Moffat (M. Coméliau), Christian Rodska (Moers), Marjorie Somerville (Mme. Antoine), Mark Lockyer (Emile Lovett), Mark Frankel (Marcel), Frances Cuka (Angela Lovett), Harold Innocent (Pepito Giovanni), Zoe Hodges (little girl), Tricia Vincent (girl's mother), Andras Ambrasis (Dr. Caille).
5. Maigret on Home Ground
(L'Affaire Saint-Fiacre).
Granada (English).
1992- (03/09/92).
Produced by Jonathan Alwyn.
Directed by James Cellan Jones.
Screenplay: Robin Chapman.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Geoffrey Hutchings (Sgt. Lucas), Daniel Moynihan (Farth Martin), Jonathan Adams (Dr. Boucharchon), James Clyde (Jean Metayer), John Warnaby (Count Maurice), Gareth Thomas (M. Gautier), Paul Brightwell (Emile Gautier), Eva Orkeny (Farth Martin).
6. Maigret Sets A Trap
(Maigret tend un piège).
Granada (English).
1992- (03/16/92).
Produced by Jonathan Alwyn.
Directed by John Glenister.
Screenplay: Douglas Livingstone.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Geoffrey Hutchings (Sgt. Lucas), Jack Galloway (Insp. Janvier), James Larking (Insp. Lapointe), Ciaran Madden (Mme Maigret), John Moffat (M. Coméliau), Christian Rodska (Moers), Ann Mitchell (Mme. Monein), Richard Willis (Marcel Monein), Leonie Mellinger (Yvonne Monein), Catherine Russell (Martha Jusserand), Jonathan Tafler.
7. Maigret and the Night Club Dancer
(Maigret au "Picratt's").
Granada (English).
1993 (03/14/93).
Produced by Paul Marcus.
Directed by John Strickland.
Screenplay: Douglas Livingstone.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Geoffrey Hutchings (Sgt. Lucas), Jack Galloway (Insp. Janvier), James Larkin (Insp. Lapointe), Barbara Flynn (Mme. Maigret), Minnie Driver, Sandor Korospatsky, Tony Doyle, Brenda Blethyn, Jill Freud, Michael Billington.
8. Maigret and The Hotel Majestic
(Les caves du Majestic).
Granada (English).
1993 (03/21/93).
Produced by Paul Marcus.
Directed by Nick Renton.
Screenplay: William Humble.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Geoffrey Hutchings (Sgt. Lucas), Jack Galloway (Insp. Janvier), James Larkin (Insp. Lapointe), Barbara Flynn (Mme. Maigret), Michael J. Jackson, Nicola Duffet, Clifford Rose, John Kavanagh, Toyah Willcox, Roger Hume.
9. Maigret on the Defensive
(Maigret se défend).
Granada (English).
1993 (03/28/93).
Produced by Paul Marcus.
Directed by Stuart Burge.
Screenplay: William Humble.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Geoffrey Hutchings (Sgt. Lucas), Jack Galloway (Insp. Janvier), James Larkin (Insp. Lapointe), Barbara Flynn (Mme. Maigret), Pip Torrens, Deborah Findlay, Oliver Ford Davies, John Benfield, Liza Walker, John Salthouse.
10. Maigret's Boyhood Friend
(L'Ami d'enfance de Maigret).
Granada (English).
1993 (04/04/93).
Produced by Paul Marcus.
Directed by John Strickland.
Screenplay: William Humble.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Geoffrey Hutchings (Sgt. Lucas), Jack Galloway (Insp. Janvier), James Larkin (Insp. Lapointe), Barbara Flynn (Mme. Maigret), Edward Petherbridge, Betty Marsden, Alan David, Peter Blythe, Kenneth Haigh.
11. Maigret and the Minister
(Maigret chez le ministre).
Granada (English).
1993 (04/11/93).
Produced by Paul Marcus.
Directed by Nick Renton.
Screenplay: Bill Gallagher.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Geoffrey Hutchings (Sgt. Lucas), Jack Galloway (Insp. Janvier), James Larkin (Insp. Lapointe), Barbara Flynn (Mme. Maigret), Peter Barkworth, Eileen Page, Michael Melia, Jane Wymark, Sorcha Cusak, John Hartley.
12. Maigret and the Maid
(Félicie est là).
Granada (English).
1993 (04/18/93).
Produced by Paul Marcus.
Directed by Stuart Burge.
Screenplay: Douglas Livingstone.
Maigret: Michael Gambon
Cast: Geoffrey Hutchings (Sgt. Lucas), Jack Galloway (Insp. Janvier), James Larkin (Insp. Lapointe), Barbara Flynn (Mme. Maigret), Edward Tudor Pole, Ralph Nossek, Susie Lindeman, Christopher Ryan, Tony Rohr, Paul Moriarty.
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 | Though he once declared, "I hate movies. They're a waste of time," Irish actor Richard Harris built a film career that lasted six decades and withstood a long fallow period in the 1970s and '80s. Often as famous for his offscreen exploits as his acting, Harris nevertheless was lauded for charismatic performances ranging from the tough, inarticulate rugby player in This Sporting Life (1963) to the wry bounty hunter in Unforgiven(1992) and the contemplative emperor in Gladiator (2000). Harris died in 2002, after winning over a new generation of fans with Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001) and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002). |
1. Maigret.
HTV (English).
1988 (05/21/88).
Produced by Arthur Weingarten.
Directed by Paul Lynch.
Screenplay: Arthur Weingarten.
Maigret: Richard Harris
Cast: Patrick O'Neal (Kevin Portman), Victoria Tennant (Victoria Portman), Ian Ogilvy (Daniel Portman), Barbara Shelley (Mme Louise Maigret), Dominique Barnes (Tara Portman), Eric Deacon (Tony Portman), Richard Durden (Julian Braden), Andrew McCulloch (Sergeant Lucas), Annette Andre (Judith Hollenbeck), Caroline Munro (Carolyn Page), Don Henderson (Barge Captain), Mark Audley (Ekers), Eve Ferret (Mrs. Tippet), Lachelle Carl (Sergeant Leila Normand), Milo Sperber (Durbin), Vernon Dobtcheff (Gannett), John Abineri (Renault), Adrian Cairns (Dr. Parton).
(2-hour composite drama, drawn from several novels).
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 | Anglo-American actor, b. Scarborough, England. A large, versatile character actor, Laughton was successful both in films and on the stage. In The Private Life of Henry VIII (1933), his lusty portrait of the king, for which he won the Academy Award, was startlingly direct. Other notable roles include Ruggles of Red Gap (1935), Mutiny on the Bounty (1935), Witness for the Prosecution (1957), and Advise and Consent (1962). He directed one film, The Night of the Hunter (1955), a forceful allegory of good and evil. In 1951 he directed and starred in a dramatic reading of Shaw's Don Juan in Hell. |
 1. Man on the Eiffel Tower, The
(La Tête d'un homme).
RKO Radio (English).
1949.
Produced by Irving Allen.
Directed by Burgess Meredith.
Screenplay: Harry Brown, John Cortez.
Maigret: Charles Laughton
Cast: Franchot Tone (Radek), Burgess Meredith (Huertin), Robert Hutton (Bill Kirby), Jean Wallace (Edna Wallace), Patricia Roc (Helen Kirby), Belita (Gisella), George Thorpe (Comelieu), William Phipps (Janvier), William Cottrell (Moers), Chaz Chase (Waiter), Wilfrid Hyde-White (Professor Grollet), Howard Vernon (uncredited).
(first English Maigret, first Maigret in color).
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 | Born Moritz Levine in 1913 in Toronto to Russian Jewish immigrant parents, he moved to New York to become an actor and worked steadily on and off Broadway throughout the 1930s and into the 1940s. Among his credits were productions of "Othello," and "MacBeth" at the Barrymore Theater. In the 1950s he moved to Hollywood, and was cast mostly in small roles. Movie buffs might have seen him in movies including "Hellcats of the Navy" and "The Spirit of St. Louis." On TV he did guest spots on shows from "Perry Mason" and "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" to "Leave It To Beaver" and "The Munsters." |
 1. Maigret dirige l'enquête
(Cécile est morte).
Films Francais (French).
1955.
Produced and directed by Stany Cordier.
Screenplay: Rene May & Stany Cordier.
Maigret: Maurice Manson
Cast: Svevtlana Pitoëff (Cécile Pardon), Peter Walker (Janvier), Michel André, André Tabet, Frank MacDonald, Ben Omanoff, Joseph Weiner, Albert Teynac, Rene Genin.
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 | Canadian (Quebec) actor, founded the Theâtre Sun Valley in 1953, died June 12, 1981. Filmography: Le Diable est parmi nous (1972), Valérie (1969), Les Dossiers de l'agence O: Le vieillard au porte-mine (1968), La Douzième heure (1966), La Corde au cou (1965), Les Enquêtes Jobidon (1962), La Merciuère assassinée (1958), Coeur de maman (1953), Côté cour... côté jardin (1953). |
1. Monsieur Gallet, décédé
(Monsieur Gallet, décédé).
Télévision canadienne (Montréal) (French).
1956.
Directed by Jean Faucher.
Screenplay: Robert Choquette.
Maigret: Henri Norbert
Cast: Andrée Basilières, Gaétan Labrèche, Jean Rafa, Christiane Ranger.
2. La Nuit du carrefour
(La Nuit du carrefour).
Télévision canadienne (Montréal) (French).
1956.
Directed by Jean Faucher.
Screenplay: Robert Choquette.
Maigret: Henri Norbert
Cast: Lucille Cousineau, Henry Deyglun, Jan Doat, Paul Dupuis, Christofer Ellis, Paul Gauthier, Jacques Godin, Madame Hands, G. Jaunac, Jean-Claude Robillard, Lise Roy.
3. Maigret en Vacances
(Les vacances de Maigret).
Télévision canadienne (Montréal) (French).
1956.
Directed by Jean Faucher.
Screenplay: Robert Choquette.
Maigret: Henri Norbert
Cast: Pierre Boucher, Teddy Burns-Goulet, Marcel Cabay, Roger Garceau, Paul Gauthier, Roger Joubert, Nathalie Naubert, Rose Rey-Duzil.
4. Maigret et la grande perche
(Maigret et la grande perche).
Télévision canadienne (Montréal) (French).
1964.
Screenplay: Robert Choquette.
Maigret: Henri Norbert
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 | A former WWI flying ace, French actor Albert Prejean is best known for playing heroes in the silent films of René Clair. Before entering the military, Prejean had worked as a nightclub entertainer and acrobat. His popularity in film began to wane after the advent of sound and he spent the rest of his career appearing in average-quality mainstream films. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide |
 1. Picpus
(Signé Picpus).
Continental Films [SGPCF] (French).
1942 (02/12/43), 85 mins.
Produced and directed by Richard Pottier.
Screenplay: Jean-Paul Le Chanois [Rene May?].
Maigret: Albert Prejean
Cast: Jean Tissier (Honoré Mascouvin), Gabriello (Lucas), Delmont (Le Cloaguen), Juliette Faber (Mlle Berthe), Guillaume de Sax (Laignan), Noël Roquevert (Arno de Bedarieu), Henri Vilbert, Palau, Antoine Balpêtré, Colette Regis, Gabrielle Fontan, Héléna Manson, Jean Dasté, Jean Daurand, Maximilienne, Marguerite Ducouret, Huguette Vivier, Jacques Denoël, Jeanne Veniat, Marcelle Rexiane, Marcel Duhamel, André Varennes, Frédéric Mariotti, Jean-Marie Boyer, Maurice Marceau, France Delahalle, Fabienne Fortaire, Albert Brouett, Georges Gosset, Henry Charrett, Pierre Ferval, Raymond Dardelin, Edouard Francomme, [Henri Echourin, Michel Vadet?].
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 2. Cécile est morte
(Cécile est morte).
Continental Films [SGPCF] (French).
1943 (03/08/44), 80 mins.
Produced and directed by Maurice Tourneur.
Screenplay: Jean-Paul Le Chanois, Michel Duran [Rene May?].
Maigret: Albert Prejean
Cast: Santa Relli (Cécile Pardon), Germaine Kerjean (Juliette Boynet), Luce Fabiole (Mme Petitot le concierge), Liliane Maigné (Nouchi), Gabriello (Lucas), André Reybaz (Gérard), Jean Brochard, Yves Deniaud, Marcel Carpentier, Marcel André, Henry Bonvallet, Charles Blavette, Julienne Paroli, Charlotte Ecard, Maurice Salabert, Eugène Frouhins, Henri Vilbert, Gustave Gallet, Marcel Raine, Jean Martin, Charles Camus, Marcel Melrac, Georges Gosset, Marius David, [Michel Vadet, Line Noro?].
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 3. Les Caves du Majestic
(Les Caves du Majestic).
SGPCF (French).
1944 (10/31/45), 100' mins.
Produced and directed by Richard Pottier.
Screenplay: Charles Spaak [Gilbert de Knyff?].
Maigret: Albert Prejean
Cast: Gabriello (Lucas), Suzy Prim (Mme Emilie Peterson), Jean Marchat (M. Peterson), Denise Grey (Mme Van Bell), Jacques Baumer (Arthur Donge), René Génin (Ramuel), Florelle (Charlotte Donge), Gina Manés, Jean-Jacques Delbo, Charpin, Gabrielle Fontan, Denise Bose, Robert Demorget, Raymond Rognoni, Maurice Salabert, Henri Vilbert, Marie-José, Jeanne Manet, Julienne Paroli, Charlotte Ecard, Marcel Levesque, Georges Chamarat, Marcel Melrac, Emile Genevois, Richard Francoeur, Jean-Marie Boyer, Serge Berry, Marius David, Edouard Francomme, [Marcel Damia, Marthe Bessi?].
(released in the US in the 50s as "Death on the Champs Elysees" (subtitles)).
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 The son of impressionist artist Auguste Renoir, actor Pierre Renoir was also the older brother of director Jean Renoir and the father of cinematographer Claude Renoir. He made his stage debut in the first decade of the 20th century and his first film in 1911. In 1932 he became the first actor to portray Georges Simenon's Inspector Maigret in La Nuit de Carrefour. His subsequent screen assignments included Charles Bovary in Madame Bovary (1933) and Louis XVI in La Marseillaise (1935), both directed by his brother Jean Renoir. During the war years he appeared in only a handful of films, most memorably as Jericho in Marcel Carne's Children of Paradise (1945). Pierre Renoir's final film was Dr. Knock, completed the year before his death. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide |
 1. La Nuit du carrefour
(La Nuit du carrefour).
Europa Films [SGPCF] (French).
1932 (04/23/32), 75 (?) mins.
Produced by Jacques Becker.
Directed by Jean Renoir.
Screenplay: Jean Renoir, Georges Simenon.
Image: Marcel Lucien, Georges Asselin, assistés de Paul Fabian, Décor: William Auget assisté de Jean Castanier, Montage: Marguerite Houllé-Renoir, assisté de Suzanne de Troye et Walter Ruttman.
Maigret: Pierre Renoir
Cast: Winna Winfried (Else Andersen), Georges Koudria (Carl Andersen), Georges Térof (Lucas), Dignimont (M. Oscar), Lucie Vallat (Mme Oscar), Jean Gehret (Emile Michonnet), Jane Pierson (Mme Michonnet), Michel Duran (Jojo), G.A. Martin (Grandjean), Jean Mitry (Arsène), Max Dalban (le docteur), Gaillard (le boucher), Boulicot (le gendarme), Manuel Rabby (Guido).
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 | Jean Richard was born in Bessines, western France, on April 18, 1921. He died of cancer on December 12, 2001, near Paris. He began his working life as a caricaturist before turning to comedy and then acting. He went on to appear in some 80 movies, but it was his TV role as Simenon's Maigret, for which he had been selected by director Claude Barma, that made him famous. Beginning with Cécile est morte in 1967, for over 20 years and 92(?) episodes, more than any other actor, Richard portrayed the most celebrated French commissioner, ending with Maigret à New York in June, 1990. His memoirs, Ma vie sans filet [My life without a safety net], were published in 1984 by Robert Laffont. |
1. Cécile est morte
(Cécile est morte).
la 1ère chaîne de l'ORTF: Téléfilm de, la série Les Enquêtes du Commissaire Maigret (French).
1967 (10/14/67).
Directed by Claude Barma.
Screenplay: Claude Barma et Jacques Remy.
Maigret: Jean Richard
Cast: Maud Rayer (Cécile), Gérard Berner (Gérard), Maurice Garrel (Dandurand), Jean Michaud (Juge Comeliau), Bernard Charlan (Maître Leloup), Martine Ferrière (concierge), Dagmar Deisen (Nouchy), Pierre Penoux (Marlou), Christian Remy (Jourdan), Maurice Gautier (Thorens), Fred Personne (Cassieux), Robert Burnier (commissaire financier), Jacques Galland (commissaire Garnis), Jean Desailly (texte dit par...).
2. La Tête d'un homme
(La Tête d'un homme).
la 1ère chaîne de l'ORTF: Téléfilm de la série Les Enquêtes du Commissaire Maigret (French).
1967 (12/09/67).
Directed by René Lucot (1re version).
Screenplay: Claude Barma et Jacques Remy.
Ph.: Gilbert Sandoz -Ing.Vision: Pierre Pourcheron -Mont.film: Andrée Lemaire -ASS.Réal.: Edouard Kneuse, Guy Dut.
Maigret: Jean Richard
Cast: Serge Merlin (Radek), Jean Saudray (Heurtin), François Cadet (Lucas), Jean Lanier (le directeur de la P. J.), Jean Michaud (le juge Coméliau), John Abbey (William Crosby), Anne-Marie Baumann (Ellen Crosby), Marja Goud (Edna Reichberg), Eric Gits (l'ami de Crosby), Marcel Pérès ( le père Heurtin), Lina Roxa (la mère Heurtin), Marius Laurey (le commissaire du XIV°), Bernard Klein (Lefèvre), Marius Albinot, Monime Favre-Bertin (les patrons de la guingette), André Dumas (Jaminet), René Fleur (l'huissier), Marc Monjou (le secrétaire), Robert Lepers (le concierge du Continental), Aline Blomé (Mme Albertine), Bernard Tardif (le garçon de la Coupole), Robert Blomé (le patron de la Coupole), Robert Danjou (le docteur), Jean Desailly |
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