Born in Paris, France — Mar 06 1922• Died Feb 02 2009

Jean Martin (6 March 1922 - 2 February 2009) was a French actor. Coming from a Berry family, he spent part of his childhood in Biarritz, where his father worked for a furrier. During the Second World War, he hid to escape the Forced Labor Service. Staying in Paris, he appeared in two films by Maurice Tourneur: "The Devil's Hand" (1942) then "Cécile Est Mort" (1943). At the twilight of the forties, he started doing theater. In 1953, Jean Martin gained notoriety by playing the new play by Irish playwright Samuel Beckett, "Waiting for Godot", under the dir…
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Larsen

Gaston

Victor Wolenski

Sullivan
Marquis de persan

Colonel Philippe Mathieu

Le médecin

faux croque-mort

René

Examination policeman (uncredited)

L’oiseau (voice)

Mgr. Schneider

Colonel Pembroke

Headmaster

Bully

Le colonel Morange

Le directeur de la banque
Le commissaire

Paul Lardanchet

Homme de Varèse

Monsieur Hébert

M. Bastias

Divisional commissioner Sabin

Legrand

Pontius Pilate

Surgeon


Sculpteur

Un homme de la troupe (uncredited)

The Priest

Drieu La Rochelle (uncredited)

A henchman of Charles (uncredited)

Monnier

M. De Plassans

Butler

Vénus

Le garçon d'étage (uncredited)

Un responsable d'édition

Igor Igorevitch

Robert de Cazes


Gérard Le Tizou, head waiter

Sainte-Rose



Stoewer

Orfanik, the Inventor

Narrator

Self

Marquis of La Rocherie

Jean Croix

Bjorn

M. Bunkermann

Direttore clinica / Sottocapo