André Versini
Birthday: 1923-11-23
Deathday: 1966-12-08
Birthplace: Saint-Mandé, Val-de-Marne, France
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
André Versini (1923–1966) was a French film actor and screenwriter. He also directed a couple of films. He was a writer and actor, known for The Fabiani Affair (1962), Rue barrée (1967) and Stranger from Hong-Kong (1963). He was married to Vanna Urbino. He died on December 8, 1966 in Paris, France.
Credits
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1964-04-23 | Mission to Venice | |
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1962-12-19 | Mandrin | Marquis of Ulrich |
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1962-12-05 | The Captive | Le Doc |
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1960-10-14 | La grande bretèche | Roger |
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1959-11-04 | Atomic Agent | |
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1959-02-27 | Venetian Honeymoon | Le Marquis Thierry Lepel |
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1958-04-19 | The Cat | Henry |
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1957-12-06 | Anyone Can Kill Me | Antoine 'Tony' Lefébure |
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1956-08-22 | It Happened in Aden | Lusignan |
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1956-08-10 | Les pépées au service secret | Martin |
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1956-06-14 | Tonight the Skirts Fly | André Laurent-Maréchal |
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1955-12-06 | Une fille épatante | François de Chambon |
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1955-11-10 | Headlines of Destruction | |
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1955-08-26 | Cherchez la femme | Mike Cortese |
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1955-07-22 | La rue des bouches peintes | Ben Rhami |
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1955-03-29 | Give 'em Hell | The toothless |
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1954-11-25 | Queen Margot | Henri de Navarre / Henry of Navarra |
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1954-07-18 | Leguignon the Healer | Thierry Coq |
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1954-05-13 | The Secret of Helene Marimon | Delabarre |
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1953-01-30 | Deux de l'escadrille | |
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1952-11-14 | Crimson Curtain | A radio journalist |
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1952-01-23 | They Were Five | Serge - l'imprésario de Roger |
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1951-01-05 | The Straw Lover | Jimmy |
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1950-12-15 | Ils ont vingt ans | Paturel |
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1950-09-29 | La maison du printemps | Dominique |
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1950-09-20 | Mademoiselle Josette, ma femme | Vallorbier |
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1950-08-30 | No Pity for Women | Adrien |
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1949-08-24 | La Veuve et l'innocent | Gégène |
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1949-08-17 | Thus Finishes the Night | The commercial traveler Guy Moret |
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1949-03-13 | Firemen's Ball | Marcellin |
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1948-04-21 | 3rd chimney on the right | Jean Lartigue |