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Maria Ventura(1890-1954)

  • Actress
  • Voice Actor - Dubbing
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Maria Ventura
Maria Ventura was born on 13 July 1890 in Bucharest, Romania. She was an actress, known for Les Misérables, Part 2: Fantine (1913), Les misérables (1912) and Les Misérables, Part 1: Jean Valjean (1913). She died in 1954.
BornJuly 13, 1890
Died1954
BornJuly 13, 1890
Died1954
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Known for

Les Misérables, Part 2: Fantine (1913)
Les Misérables, Part 2: Fantine
5.6
  • Fantine Thénardier
  • 1913
Les misérables (1912)
Les misérables
6.4
  • Fantine
  • 1912
Eugénie Nau in Les Misérables, Part 1: Jean Valjean (1913)
Les Misérables, Part 1: Jean Valjean
5.8
  • Fantine Thénardier
  • 1913
Maria Ventura and Georges Grand in Zaza (1913)
Zaza
Short
  • Zaza
  • 1913

Credits

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Actress

  • Gibier de potence (1951)
    Gibier de potence
    6.5
    • Consuelo (as Marie Ventura)
    • 1951
  • Maria Ventura and Georges Grand in Zaza (1913)
    Zaza
    Short
    • Zaza
    • 1913
  • Maria Fromet, Gabriel de Gravone, and Henry Krauss in Les Misérables, Part 4: Cosette and Marius (1913)
    Les Misérables, Part 4: Cosette and Marius
    6.9
    Short
    • Fantine Thénardier
    • 1913
  • Henry Krauss, Émile Mylo, and Eugénie Nau in Les Misérables, Part 3: Cosette (1913)
    Les Misérables, Part 3: Cosette
    6.6
    Short
    • Fantine Thénardier
    • 1913
  • Les Misérables, Part 2: Fantine (1913)
    Les Misérables, Part 2: Fantine
    5.6
    • Fantine Thénardier
    • 1913
  • Eugénie Nau in Les Misérables, Part 1: Jean Valjean (1913)
    Les Misérables, Part 1: Jean Valjean
    5.8
    • Fantine Thénardier
    • 1913
  • Antar
    Short
    • 1912
  • Nini l'assommeur (1912)
    Nini l'assommeur
    Short
    • La dactylo Marthe Dorzat
    • Nini
    • 1912
  • Les misérables (1912)
    Les misérables
    6.4
    • Fantine
    • 1912
  • Le fils de Charles Quint
    Short
    • 1912
  • Quentin Durward
    Short
    • Isabelle de la Croye (as Marie Ventura)
    • 1912
  • The End of Robespierre (1912)
    The End of Robespierre
    5.8
    Short
    • Thérésa Cabarrus (as Marie Ventura)
    • 1912
  • Herodias (1910)
    Herodias
    5.1
    Short
    • Salom (as Marie Ventura)
    • 1910
  • L'ensorceleuse
    Short
    • L'ensorceleuse (as Marie Ventura)
    • 1910
  • Le roman d'un jeune homme riche
    Short
    • 1909

Voice Actor - Dubbing

  • John Wayne, Walter Pidgeon, and Claire Trevor in Dark Command (1940)
    Dark Command
    6.7
    • Mrs. Cantrell / Mrs. Adams (French (France))
    • 1940

Personal details

  • Official sites
    • Comédie-Française (french)
    • France's national library catalogue
  • Alternative name
    • Marie Ventura
  • Born
    • July 13, 1890
    • Bucharest, Romania
  • Died
    • 1954

Did you know

  • Trivia
    Graduate of the "Dramatic Art Conservatory" of Bucharest in 1901, and of Paris in 1905.

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