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Renée Passeur

1905 – 1975

French actress

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Lived 1905 – 1975 (aged 69). Renée Passeur was a French film actor.

Renée Passeur (21 October 1905 – 16 January 1975) was a French actress and singer. Extravagant personality of the so-called Tout-Paris, Renée Passeur embodied eccentric characters in films. She was the spouse of author and screenwriter Steve Passeur (1899-1966).

Partial filmography

1928: Dans l'ombre du harem (by Léon Mathot and André Liabel) 1928: L'Occident (by Henri Fescourt) - Arnaud's fiancée 1929: The Wonderful Day (by René Barberis) - L'inconnue 1930: La nuit est à nous (by Roger Lion) - (uncredited) 1931: Roumanie, terre d'amour (by Camille de Morlhon) - Zanfira 1931: Mon cœur et ses millions (by André Berthomieu) (under the name Modeste Arveyres) - Yolande de Vaneuse 1931: Monsieur cambriole (Short, by Maurice de Canonge) 1931: Diablette (Short, by Lucien Jaquelux) 1932: L'Affaire Blaireau (by Henry Wulschleger) - Mademoiselle de Chaville 1932: Les tutti-frutti (Short, by Jean Gourguet) 1933: (by Karl Anton) 1934: Surprise partie (Short, by Marc Didier) 1934: Six trente cinq (Short, by Pierre de Rameroy) 1940: Face au destin (by Henri Fescourt) 1951: Young Love (by Guy Lefranc) - Léa 1953: Carnival (by Henri Verneuil) - an aunt 1953: Le Guérisseur (by Yves Ciampi) - the countess 1954: Les Intrigantes (by Henri Decoin) - Mme Marcange, the author's wife 1955: Papa, maman, ma femme et moi (by Jean-Paul Le Chanois) - la visiteuse snob 1955: L'impossible Monsieur Pipelet (by André Hunebelle) - Mme Richet, the landlord's wife 1955: The Little Rebels (by Jean Delannoy) - Francis's grandmother 1956: Maid in Paris (by Pierre Gaspard-Huit) - the woman with the gigolo 1956: Les carottes sont cuites (by Robert Vernay) 1957: La Garçonne (by Jacqueline Audry) - Mme Sorbier 1958: Rafles sur la ville (by Pierre Chenal) - the gamer 1958: Le Miroir à deux faces (by André Cayatte) - Carine, a patient of doctor Bosc 1959: Oh ! Qué mambo (by John Berry) - lady Gobert, a student of the fitness teacher on the beach 1959: Les Liaisons dangereuses (by Roger Vadim) - a guest of the Valmont (uncredited) 1961: Captain Fracasse (by Pierre Gaspard-Huit) - Dame Léonarde, the duenna of the troop 1963: Strip-tease (by Jacques Poitrenaud) - the rich woman 1964: Circle of Love (by Roger Vadim) - the neighbour 1964: Male Companion (by Philippe de Broca) - the boss 1965: La Métamorphose des cloportes (by Pierre Granier-Deferre) - a friend of Léone

Theatre 1951: La Reine Mère ou Les Valois terribles Opéra-bouffe by Pierre Devaux, music by Georges Van Parys, directed by Michel de Ré, Théâtre du Quartier latin 1952: N'écoutez pas, mesdames ! by Sacha Guitry, directed by the author, Théâtre des Variétés

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Renée Passeur?

French actress (1905–1975)

When was Renée Passeur born?

Renée Passeur was born on 21 October 1905 in Paris, 14th arrondissement of Paris.

When did Renée Passeur die?

Renée Passeur died on 16 January 1975 in Paris, 13th arrondissement of Paris.

What was Renée Passeur's occupation?

Renée Passeur was a film actor.

What nationality was Renée Passeur?

Renée Passeur was French.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Renée Passeur

· Wikidata: Q3427169

· DBpedia: Renée Passeur

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