Claude Génia
22 Movies
2 Series
Movies
Plays La Carconte
The Count of Monte Cristo
1954
Plays Wife
Manon 70
1968
Plays Jeanne Larivière
Repeated Absences
1972
Plays Marguerite
Dracula and Son
1976
Plays Mrs. Golovine
I Killed Rasputin
1967
Plays La visiteuse
Misdeal
1969
Plays La mère
Ankle Bone
1968
Plays Henriette
La Louve
1949
Plays Herminie
The Farm of Seven Sins
1949
Plays Jeanne Donge
The Truth About Bebe Donge
1952
Plays Hélène de Lormel
Life of Pleasure
1944
Plays Gisèle Morland
The Honorable Catherine
1943
Plays Geneviève de Campredon
The Beautiful Days of King Murat
1947
Plays Delphine de Nucingen
Father Goriot
1945
Plays Simone
Carrefour du crime
1948
Plays Gisèle d'Angoulême
Le Capitan (1ère époque) Flamberge au vent
1946
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Dracula and Son
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Dracula and Son
Marguerite
1976
Film
Les Rosenberg ne doivent pas mourir
Miss Bentley · 2 episodes
1975
TV
Un curé de choc
Mme Perdriel · 1 episode
1974
TV
Repeated Absences
Jeanne Larivière
1972
Film
Huit femmes
Pierrette, la soeur du mari
1972
Film
Misdeal
La visiteuse
1969
Film
Ankle Bone
La mère
1968
Film
Manon 70
Wife
1968
Film
I Killed Rasputin
Mrs. Golovine
1967
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Claude Génia still alive?
Claude Génia passed away on May 18, 1979 at age 66.
What are the most famous roles of Claude Génia?
Claude Génia is best known for roles in The Count of Monte Cristo, The Truth About Bebe Donge, Dracula and Son.
How many movies has Claude Génia been in?
Over a 36-year career (since 1943), Claude Génia has appeared in 22 movies and 2 TV shows.
What was Claude Génia's first movie?
The career of Claude Génia began with The Honorable Catherine (1943).
What is Claude Génia's most recent movie or series?
Claude Génia's most recent release is Dracula and Son, which premiered on September 14, 1976.
What TV shows has Claude Génia appeared in?
On television, Claude Génia has appeared in Un curé de choc, Discorama, Les Rosenberg ne doivent pas mourir.
Claude Génia
1913-03-04 · Vetluga, Russian Empire [now Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, Russia]