Antoine Balpêtré(1898-1963)

Antoine Balpêtré was born on 3 May 1898 in Lyon, Rhône, France. He was an actor, known for Casablanca (1942), La maison du mystère (1933) and The Red and the Black (1954). He was married to Justine Duret. He died on 28 March 1963 in Paris, France.

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Colorado Territory
7.2
- Basil Ruysdael (French (France), uncredited)
- 1949
Devotion
6.6
- Sydney Greenstreet (French (France), uncredited)
- 1946
Casablanca
8.5
- Signor Ferrari (French (France), 1947 Mondial-Film)
- 1942
Santa Fe Trail
6.2
- Charles Middleton (French (France), uncredited)
- 1940
The Sea Hawk
7.6
- Alan Hale (French (France), uncredited)
- 1940
Virginia City
6.8
- Howard C. Hickman (French (France), uncredited)
- 1940
Only Angels Have Wings
7.6
- Sig Ruman (French (France), uncredited)
- 1939
Angels with Dirty Faces
7.8
- George Bancroft (French (France), uncredited)
- 1938
The Sign of the Cross
6.8
- Charles Laughton (French (France), uncredited)
- 1932

Official sites
- Comédie-Française (french)
- Discogs
Alternative names
- Antoine Balpetre
Born
- May 3, 1898
- Lyon, Rhône, France
Died
- March 28, 1963
- Paris, France
Spouse
- Justine Duret(divorced)
Relatives
Other works
He acted in Tennessee Williams' play, "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," known as "La Chatte Sur Un Toit Brulant," at the Theatre Antoine in Paris, France with Jeanne Moreau, Paul Guers, Georges Sellier, Monique Melinand, and Maurice Dorleac in the cast. Peter Brook was director.