Gib Grossac
Born in Landau, Germany — Jun 29 1927• Died Oct 04 1980
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Gib Grossac is a French actor born Pierre Giboyau in Landau (Germany) on June 29, 1927 and died in Saclay (Essonne) on October 4, 1980. He is best known for his interpretation of the convict on the run "Le Tigre" alongside Fernand Raynaud, in the film Le Mouton, Pierre Chevalier, released in 1960. From Wikipedia (fr), the free encyclopedia
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Un mystère par jour
Mollard
Rosebud
The Lovers
Potatoes
Saingery
The Marseille Contract
Fournier
The Gambler
Player
Candide or The Optimism in the 20th Century
Le chef des eunuques (uncredited)
Sheep
Le Tigre
The Four Charlots Musketeers
Porthos
The Four Charlots Musketeers 2
Porthos
Scandal Man
Newspaper director
The Terror with Women
Deux Romains en Gaule
Clash of Steel
Reproduction interdite
Brazilian
Wasteland
Announcer for the show at the funfair
The Motorcycle Cops
Spy who eats bananas
The Heirs
Foreman who is looking for his bowl
The Adventures of Zadig
Arbogad
The Price of Flesh
The Captive
Le Planteur
Adventures in Indochina
Bago