Fernandel
Personal Info
Known For Actor
Gender Male
Birthday 1903-05-08
Deathday 1971-02-26 (67 years old)
Place of Birth Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, France
Also Known As Фернандель, Fernand Joseph Désiré Contandin, Fernand Contandin
Fernandel
Biography
Fernand Joseph Désiré Contandin (8 May 1903 – 26 February 1971), better known as Fernandel, was a French actor and singer. Born in Marseille, France, to Désirée Bedouin and Denis Contandin, originating in Perosa Argentina, an Occitan town located in the province of Turin. He was a comedy star who first gained popularity in French vaudeville, operettas, and music-hall revues. His stage name originated from his marriage to Henriette Manse, the sister of his best friend and frequent cinematic collaborator Jean Manse. So attentive was he to his wife that his mother-in-law amusingly referred to him as Fernand d'elle ("Fernand of her"). (Wikipedia)
Known For
Actor
as Self (archive footage)
as Self (archive footage)
as Self - Actor (archive footage)
as Self (archive footage)
as Self
as Self (archive footage)
as Antonin
as Armand Favrot
as Monsieur Fernand
as Fernand
as Mr Quantin, paysan jurassien
as Charles Migue
as Don Camillo Tarocci
as Adolphe Lartigue
as François Faustin
as Fernand Jouvin
as M. Pelletan / Le roi Dagobert
as Jeff Burlington
as Guillaume Dodut
as Attilio Capellaro
as Dieu / God
as Albert Rimond
as Self
as Dynamite Jack / Antoine Espérandieu
as The widower
as Don Camillo Tarocci
as Marc-Antoine
as Crésus
as Justin Migonnet, professor of philosophy in Arles
as Charles Bailly
as Giuliano Goberti
as Antoine Venturen
as Self
as Marcel Caboufigue
as Ferdinand Pastorelli
as Henri Levrier, l'ami d'Hubert, producteur de champagne
as Fernydel
as Baptistin Lachaud aka 'Tistin'
as François, Lucien Sénéchal
as Albert Constantin
as Paul Verdier
as Honoris, le guerrier grec, Honorius, le romain, Honoré maître tailleur à Marseille
as French Coachman
as Sganarelle / Falso Don Juan
as Fernand Vignard
as Self
as Don Camillo Tarocci
as Fernand "Noël" Sarrazin, nougatier
as Ali Baba
as Edouard de Saint-Forget
as Célestin / Floridor
as Joe Calvet
as Don Camillo Tarocci
as Dardamelle
as Félicien Hébrard, Valorgue baker
as Dr. Charles Pellegrin
as Mario Marius
as Don Camillo Tarocci
as The Monk
as Urbain Coindet, paysan et conseiller municipal
as Adhémar Pomme
as Victor Boniface
as Albert Topaze
as Luc, doorman of the "Miramar"
as Noël Annequin
as Fortuné Richard
as Casimir
as Le peintre en bâtiment dévot
as Bob
as Boniface
as Alfred Puc
as Martial Gonfaron
as Emile Boulard
as Guide
as Irma / Le client
as Tulipe Barbaroux, ouvrier imprimeur
as Pétrus
as Cabassou
as Toine
as Désiré Le Sec
as Pons
as Adrien Moulinet
as Antonin
as Vincent Fleuret
as Gustave Bourdillon
as Auguste
as Astier
as Simplet, 'le fada de Miéjour'
as Antoine Valoisir
as Fadinard
as Ernest Sauce
as le berger
as Félipe Rambert
as Hector
as Bien-Aimé, le facteur, le baron de Mondésir et ses aïeux
as Marcel
as François Arnaud
as Armand Lavarède
as Modeste Manosque
as Ernest Pic
as Tricoche
as Barnabé
as Irénée Fabre
as Hercule Maffre
as Urbain Gedemus
as Acteur
as Fabien Coutissol
as Ignace Boitaclou, jeune paysan, ordonnance du colonel
as The orderly Patard
as Honorin
as Albert Durandal
as Fernand Espitalion
as Marivol Lambinet
as Moluchet
as Ferdinand Piat
as Fernand Lafleur
as Un passant dans la rue (uncredited)
as Boulot, le garçon d'étage
as Saturnin
as Michelet
as Lafraise
as Croquebol
as Fernand
as (Paul, un "deuxième classe")
as Maruche
as Billenbuis
as Eloi, le chauffeur
as Etienne
as Medard
as Sam Hackitt
as Lidoire
as Vanderague
as Casimir
as le garçon d'honneur
as Isidore
as L'amant
as Joseph, le valet de chambre
as Truchet
as Fernand
as Le groom
as Lucien Pivoine
as l'amant qui s'est trompé d'étage
Director
Producer
as Producer