Xavier Depraz
Born in Albert, Somme, France — Apr 22 1926• Died Oct 18 1994
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Xavier Depraz, né Xavier Marcel Delaruelle (22 April 1926 – 18 October 1994) was a French opera singer and actor. Born in Albert (Somme), Depraz was a bass at the Paris Opéra until 1971. He took part in the premieres of operas by Marcel Landowski and Sergei Prokofiev. He also appeared as an actor, first on television, where he played the role of Ursus in The Man who laughs by Jean Kerchbron, then on the big screen. Depraz entered the Conservatoire de Paris in 1947 where he attended the classes of Fernand Francell for singing, Louis Musy for the stage a…
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Cadet Rousselle
Self
Les Cent Livres des Hommes
Le chapelier fou
The Accursed Kings
Jacques de Molay, Grand Maître du Temple
Death of a Corrupt Man
Marcel
Au plaisir de Dieu
Constantin Sergueievitch
A Pain in the Ass
Louis Randoni
The Bronte Sisters
Monsieur Hager
For a Cop's Hide
Kasper
Would-Be Gentleman
Le Grand Turc
Lucky Luke: The Ballad of the Daltons
(voice)
The Gang
Jo
Butterfly on the Shoulder
Michel Carrabo
The Man Who Laughs
Ursus
The Right to Love
Cher Victor
Black Thursday
Carmen - Glyndebourne Festival Opera
Zuniga
L'Atlantide
Bielowsky
The Hundred Books: Alice in Wonderland
Le chapelier fou
Paris la belle
Singer
The Man Who Laughs
Ursus