Julien Bertheau

Biography

Julien Bertheau was born on June 19, 1910 in Algiers, Alger, France as Julien Désiré Bertheau. He was a french actor.

Known For

Discorama

Cinépanorama

Un curé de choc

That Obscure Object of Desire

The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie

The Count of Monte Cristo

The Phantom of Liberty

Love on the Run

All Movies (38)

• Les paradoxes de Buñuel1998 · as Self
• Family Business1986 · as Owner of the Darts House
• Love on the Run1979 · as Monsieur Lucien
• That Obscure Object of Desire1977 · as Édouard
• La facture1976 · as André
• Special Section1975 · as L'avocat général Victor Dupuich
• Jury of One1974 · as Verlac
• The Phantom of Liberty1974 · as The First Police Prefect
• The Watchmaker of St. Paul1974 · as Edouard, friend of Michel
• The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie1972 · as Monsignor Dufour
• The Milky Way1969 · as Richard
• Madame1961 · as Napoléon Bonaparte
• The Gigolo1960 · as Commissioner
• The Possessors1958 · as Le père de Lesquendieu
• Love Is My Profession1958 · as Inspector
• The Wheel1957 · as Périer
• Sunday Buddies1957 · as Jean Raymond dit Raf
• That Is the Dawn1956 · as Commissioner Fasaro
• Lord Rogue1955 · as Duke of Mantes
• Émile Zola1954 · as Narrateur
• The Count of Monte Cristo1954 · as Napoleon
• Serenade to the Executioner1951
• Sud1951 · as Narrator (voice)
• Green is the Mountain1950 · as Narrateur
• Télévision, œil de demain1947 · as Narrator (voice)
• Homeland1946 · as Guillaume d'Orange
• Raboliot1946 · as Pierre Fouques aka 'Raboliot'
• La Comédie avant Molière1946 · as Self
• Carmen1944 · as Lucas, le matador
• The White Waltz1943 · as Bernard Lampré
• Secrets of a Ballerina1943 · as James de Poulay
• Love Around the Clock1943 · as Reciter (voice)
• La Symphonie fantastique1942 · as Victor Hugo (uncredited)
• Life Is Ours1936 · as René - l'ouvrier en chômage / The unemployed
• Pasteur1935 · as Student (uncredited)
• Barranco1932 · as Gérard Fortiolis
• Little Lise1930 · as André
• The crime of Sylvestre Bonnard1929

All TV Shows (4)

• Un curé de choc1974 · as L'Évêque
• Le Chevalier de Maison Rouge1963 · as Fouquier-Tinville
• Discorama1959 · as Self
• Cinépanorama1956 · as Self