Willy Braque
Willy Braque has taken roles in front of the camera in French film and television, with a career better traced through credits than through interviews. Known work: 18 credits. The title that shows up beside his name is 'The Demoniacs', with the part of Bosco. His credits cluster in horror.
Willy Braque
18 Movies
Willy Braque has taken roles in front of the camera in French film and television, with a career better traced through credits than through interviews. Known work: 18 credits. The title that shows up beside his name is 'The Demoniacs', with the part of Bosco. His credits cluster in horror.
Movies
Plays Older Thief
Schoolgirl Hitchhikers
1973
Plays Bosco
The Demoniacs
1974
Director
Plays L'homme
Amnesie 25
1967
Plays Projector man
Little Girls
1966
Plays The Killer
Lips of Blood
1975
Plays Gómez
The Ticklish Ones
1975
Plays Willy
Massacre of Pleasure
1966
Plays Raymond Garcia
Lucky Jo
1964
Plays Un sbire de Larsen
A Taste for Women
1964
Plays Gangster
Sexy Erotic Job
1975
Plays Martin, accomplice of Sacha
Night of Lust
1963
Plays Frankie
Sexus
1965
Plays Kashfi
The Troublemakers
1976
Plays Émile
Jeff Gordon, Secret Agent
1964
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Lips of Blood
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The Troublemakers
Kashfi
1976
Film
The Ticklish Ones
Gómez
1975
Film
Sexy Erotic Job
Gangster
1975
Film
Lips of Blood
The Killer
1975
Film
The Demoniacs
Bosco
1974
Film
Sexy Boom
The 'fou du premier'
1974
Film
Schoolgirl Hitchhikers
Older Thief
1973
Film
Amnesie 25
L'homme
1967
Film
Long March
Robert
1966
Film
Willy Braque
1933-06-28 · Roanne, Loire, France
Willy Braque (born 6 June 1933) is a French actor, director, producer and writer. He is perhaps best known for his roles in Jean Rollin classics Les Démoniaques (The Demoniaques) and Lévres de Sang (Lips of Blood). Braque has also appeared in Rollin's more erotic films, such as Jeunes Filles Impudiques (Shameless Young Schoolgirls) and Tout le Monde il en a Deux. He has worked with many directors including Jess Franco, José Bénazéraf, Robert Hossein, Jean-Pierre Mocky and Lasse Braun.
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