Acting in Films
1933 : L'Ange gardien. 1934 : Mauvaise graine : The secretary. 1934 : L'Or : Zorloff. 1934 : Liebe, Tod und Teufel : Vikhom. 1935 : Le Diable en bouteille : Vikhom. 1936 : The First Offence. 1936 : Un de la légion : The Russian legionnaire. 1937 : La Dame de Malacca : A guard. 1938 : La Tragédie impériale : Begger. 1938 : S.O.S. Sahara : Ivan. 1938 : Le Joueur. 1939 : Le Corsaire. 1939 : Derrière la façade : The taxi driver. 1939 : La Tradition de minuit : A gangster. 1939 : La Loi du nord. 1939 : Pièges. 1940 : Eine kleine Nachtmusik. 1940 : Les Musiciens du ciel. 1941 : Remorques : Un marin.
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