Charles Boyer

Biography

Charles Boyer (28 August 1899 – 26 August 1978) was a French actor who appeared in more than 80 films between 1920 and 1976. After receiving an education in drama, Boyer started on the stage, but he found success in movies during the 1930s. His memorable performances were among the era's most highly praised romantic dramas, Algiers (1938) and Love Affair (1939). Another famous role was in the 1944 mystery-thriller Gaslight. He received four Academy Award nominations for Best Actor.

Known For

Golden Globe Awards

What's My Line?

I Love Lucy

The Ed Sullivan Show

MGM Parade

The Name of the Game

The Bob Hope Show

The Dinah Shore Chevy Show

All Movies (94)

• L'Enigme Charles Boyer2019
• 1939: Hollywood's Greatest Year2009 · as Self (archive footage)
• Reflections on 'Gaslight'2003 · as Self (archive footage)
• Ingrid Bergman Remembered1996 · as Self (archive footage)
• The Casting Couch1995
• Death In Hollywood1990
• Going Hollywood: The '30s1984 · as (archive footage)
• The Louvre1978 · as Narrator
• A Matter of Time1976 · as Count Sanziani
• Stavisky...1974 · as Le baron Jean Raoul
• Lost Horizon1973 · as The High Lama
• Hollywood: The Dream Factory1972 · as Self (archive footage)
• Garbo, by Joan Crawford1969 · as Self (archive footage)
• The Madwoman of Chaillot1969 · as The Broker
• The April Fools1969 · as Andre Greenlaw
• The Day the Hot Line Got Hot1968 · as Vostov
• Barefoot in the Park1967 · as Victor Velasco
• Casino Royale1967 · as Legrand
• Is Paris Burning?1966 · as Doctor Monod
• How to Steal a Million1966 · as Bernard De Solnay
• A Very Special Favor1965 · as Michel Boullard
• Love is a Ball1963 · as M. Etienne Pimm
• Adorable Julia1962 · as Michael Grosselyn
• The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse1962 · as Marcelo Desnoyers
• Demons at Midnight1961 · as Pierre Guérande
• Fanny1961 · as Cesar
• The Buccaneer1958 · as Dominique You
• Maxime1958 · as Maxime Cherpray
• La Parisienne1957 · as Le prince Charles
• Paris, Palace Hôtel1956 · as Henri Delormel
• Around the World in 80 Days1956 · as Monsieur Gasse
• What a Woman!1956 · as Count Gregorio Sennetti
• Nana1955 · as Comte Muffat
• The Cobweb1955 · as Dr. Douglas N. Devanal
• The Wild Bunch1955 · as George
• The Earrings of Madame de...1953 · as Général André de...
• Thunder in the East1952 · as Primer Minister Singh
• The Happy Time1952 · as Jacques Bonnard
• The First Legion1951 · as Father Marc Arnoux
• The 13th Letter1951 · as Dr. Paul Laurent
• Riviera Dream1950 · as Charles Boyer
• A Woman's Vengeance1948 · as Henry Maurier
• Arch of Triumph1948 · as Dr. Ravic
• Cluny Brown1946 · as Adam Belinski
• The Battle of the Rails1946 · as Narrator (voice)
• Confidential Agent1945 · as Luis Denard
• Together Again1944 · as George Corday
• The Fighting Lady1944 · as Narrator (French version)
• Gaslight1944 · as Gregory Anton
• Flesh and Fantasy1943 · as Paul Gaspar (segment 3)
• The Constant Nymph1943 · as Lewis Dodd
• Breakdowns of 19421942 · as Self
• Tales of Manhattan1942 · as Paul Orman
• Little Isles of Freedom1942 · as Narrator (voice)
• Appointment for Love1941 · as Andre Cassil
• Hold Back the Dawn1941 · as Georges Iscovescu
• Back Street1941 · as Walter Louis Saxel
• All This, and Heaven Too1940 · as Duc de Praslin
• When Tomorrow Comes1939 · as Phillipe Andre Chagal
• Love Affair1939 · as Michel Marnet
• Hollywood Goes to Town1938 · as Self
• Algiers1938 · as Pepe le Moko
• Orage1938 · as André Pascaud
• Tovarich1937 · as Prince Mikail Alexandrovitch Ouratieff
• Conquest1937 · as Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte
• The Romance of Celluloid1937 · as Self (archive footage)
• History Is Made at Night1937 · as Paul Dumond
• The Garden of Allah1936 · as Boris Androvsky
• Mayerling1936 · as L'archiduc Rodolphe
• Shanghai1935 · as Dimitri Koslov
• Break of Hearts1935 · as Franz Roberti
• Private Worlds1935 · as Dr. Charles Monet
• Caravan1934 · as Latzi
• Caravane1934 · as Lazi
• Le Bonheur1934 · as Philippe Lutcher
• Liliom1934 · as Liliom Zadowski
• The Battle1934 · as Captain Yorisaka
• La bataille1934 · as Le marquis Yorisaka
• The Hawk1933 · as Count Georges de Dasetta
• The Only Girl1933 · as André Robert Maxim, Duke of Pontignac
• Moi et l'impératrice1933
• Red-Headed Woman1932 · as Albert
• The Man from Yesterday1932 · as Rene Gaudin
• Tumultes1932 · as Ralph Schwarz
• The Trial of Mary Dugan1931 · as Le procureur
• The Magnificent Lie1931 · as Jacques
• The Big House1931 · as Fred Morgan
• The Barcarolle of Love1930 · as André Le Kerdec
• Captain Fracasse1929 · as The Duke
• La ronde infernale1928
• Esclave1922
• The Cricket on the Hearth1922
• Chantelouve1921
• The Man of the Sea1920 · as Guenn la Taupe

All TV Shows (39)

• Film '721971 · as Self
• The Name of the Game1968 · as Henri Jarnoux
• The Rogues1964 · as Marcel St. Clair
• Alcoa Theatre1957 · as Dr. Jacques Roland
• The Dinah Shore Chevy Show1956 · as Self
• MGM Parade1955 · as self
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Paul
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Mr. Graham
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Andre
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as The Man
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Captain
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Eric
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Claude Le Beau
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Renneck
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Carl Baxter
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Carl
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Dr. Giboux
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Dr. Dumont
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Alan Abbey
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as John
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Robert
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as George
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Jacques
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Frank Hepp
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Major Tinnente
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Roger
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Grisby
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Alan
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Henri
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Montaigne
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Sampan Joe
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Martin
• Four Star Playhouse1952 · as Dr. Severson
• Hallmark Hall of Fame1951 · as Dr. Karoly Valkay
• I Love Lucy1951 · as Charles Boyer
• The Bob Hope Show1950 · as Self
• What's My Line?1950 · as Self
• The Ed Sullivan Show1948 · as Self
• Golden Globe Awards1944 · as Self - Presenter