Robert Ozanne
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Robert Ozanne does screen work in French productions, though the trail in the film databases is short. 'Pépé le Moko' is the title most often attached to his name, where he plays Gendron. Everything on file postdates 1932. Drama is the recurring genre in the filmography. The workload is steady enough, if quiet: 33 credits.
Robert Ozanne
33 Movies
Robert Ozanne does screen work in French productions, though the trail in the film databases is short. 'Pépé le Moko' is the title most often attached to his name, where he plays Gendron. Everything on file postdates 1932. Drama is the recurring genre in the filmography. The workload is steady enough, if quiet: 33 credits.
Movies
Plays Gendron
Pépé le Moko
1937
Plays Electrician
The Fatted Calf
1939
Plays 'Cinq-de-trique'
Extenuating Circumstances
1939
Plays L'inspecteur Dallandier
The Last One of the Six
1941
Plays L'infirmier
Boys' School
1938
Plays Legionnaire with Tatoo'd Face
La Bandera
1935
Plays Le patron du bistrot
La Belle Équipe
1936
Plays Administrator of the retirement home
The End of the Day
1939
Plays Santos
The Oil Sharks
1933
Plays Le tireur à la carabine
Abused Confidence
1937
Plays The Lorrainer
Chéri-Bibi
1938
Plays Journalist
Woman of Malacca
1937
Plays de Wardes
The Three Musketeers
1932
Plays Pontac
The Ironmaster
1933
Plays Victor
Nightclub Hostess
1939
Plays Champion
The Spanking
1937
Plays Hairdresser
Un scandale aux Galeries
1937
Plays Brigadier
Behind the Facade
1939
Plays A traveler
Return at Dawn
1938
Plays Bartender
Paris - New-York
1940
Plays René Lambert
The disappearance from the elevator
1932
Plays Lieutenant
Narcisse
1940
Plays L'inspecteur Chenut
Mr. Nobody
1936
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Pépé le Moko
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Bearer Check
The strong one
1941
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The Last One of the Six
L'inspecteur Dallandier
1941
Film
Paris - New-York
Bartender
1940
Film
Narcisse
Lieutenant
1940
Film
Beating Heart
Deputy Mayor (uncredited)
1940
Film
The Emigrant
Tino's friend (uncredited)
1940
Film
Whirlwind of Paris
Julot (uncredited)
1939
Film
Extenuating Circumstances
'Cinq-de-trique'
1939
Film
Nightclub Hostess
Victor
1939
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Robert Ozanne still alive?
Robert Ozanne passed away on September 14, 1941 at age 39.
What are the most famous roles of Robert Ozanne?
Robert Ozanne is best known for roles in Pépé le Moko, La Belle Équipe, Boys' School.
How many movies has Robert Ozanne been in?
Over a 9-year career (since 1932), Robert Ozanne has appeared in 33 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Robert Ozanne's first movie?
The career of Robert Ozanne began with The disappearance from the elevator (1932).
What is Robert Ozanne's most recent movie or series?
Robert Ozanne's most recent release is The Heart of a Nation, which premiered on April 7, 1943.
Robert Ozanne
1902-05-03 · Paris, France
Robert Ozanne does screen work in French productions, though the trail in the film databases is short. 'Pépé le Moko' is the title most often attached to his name, where he plays Gendron. Everything on file postdates 1932. Drama is the recurring genre in the filmography. The workload is steady enough, if quiet: 33 credits.