André Reybaz
15 Movies
3 Series
Movies
Plays Ulric
Ondine
1975
Plays Le père Simon
We Are All Murderers
1952
Plays Gérard Pardon
Cecile Is Dead
1944
Plays Vicar
Eyes of Love
1959
Plays Principal
To Die of Love
1971
Plays Jean Baudu
Shop Girls of Paris
1943
Plays Émile Manu
Strangers in the House
1942
Plays Baron of Vergnas
The French Calvinists
1972
Plays Abbot Pierre
The Ragpickers of Emmaus
1955
Plays Athanase Pernath
The Golem
1967
Plays Comte Saint-Germain
The Collector of Brains
1981
Plays Bastien Bienvenu
Valley of Hell
1943
Plays Robespierre
Green is the Mountain
1950
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Ondine
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Police Commissioner Moulin
Blaireau · 1 episode
1976–1979
TV
Mazarin
Vincet de Paul · 2 episodes
1978
TV
Ondine
Ulric
1975
Film
Molière pour rire et pour pleurer
Pierre Corneille · 2 episodes
1973
TV
Song of Love
Guard (uncredited)
1972
Film
The French Calvinists
Baron of Vergnas
1972
Film
Ruy Blas
Covadenga
1972
Film
To Die of Love
Principal
1971
Film
Eyes of Love
Vicar
1959
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is André Reybaz still alive?
André Reybaz passed away on April 7, 1989 at age 59.
What are the most famous roles of André Reybaz?
André Reybaz is best known for roles in Song of Love, To Die of Love, We Are All Murderers.
How many movies has André Reybaz been in?
Over a 48-year career (since 1941), André Reybaz has appeared in 15 movies and 2 TV shows.
What was André Reybaz's first movie?
The career of André Reybaz began with Her First Affair (1941).
What is André Reybaz's most recent movie or series?
André Reybaz's most recent release is The Collector of Brains, which premiered on January 7, 1981.
What TV shows has André Reybaz appeared in?
On television, André Reybaz has appeared in Police Commissioner Moulin, Mazarin, Molière pour rire et pour pleurer, Discorama.
André Reybaz
1929-10-29 · Paris, France
André Reybaz was a French actor. He had a long career spanning 40 years, which mostly consisted of numerous French television appearances. In 1950 he starred in the writer Jean Genet's only film, the influential Un chant d'amour (aka A Song Of Love), which focused on the longing desires of a prison guard and prisoners of a French jail.