André Dalibert
Biography
André Dalibert was born on March 11, 1908 in Sourdeval, Manche, France. He died on June 7, 1997.
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Movies (46)
Shock Troops
as Le brigadier de gendarmerie
1967
Idiot in Paris
as Un agent de police
1967
The Gardener of Argenteuil
as Le brigadier (uncredited)
1966
The Boss of Champignol
as Cafe owner
1966
Diamonds Are Brittle
as Policeman at the police station (uncredited)
1965
God's Thunder
as Un client de Simone (uncredited)
1965
Monsieur
as Tailor
1964
Anatomy of a Marriage: My Days with Françoise
1964
Maigret Sees Red
as Un inspecteur
1963
A Monkey in Winter
as Maurice, le brigadier
1962
Emile's Boat
as Gendarme
1962
The Count of Monte Cristo
as Le brigadier
1961
The Nina B. Affair
1961
The Old Guard
as Anselme Poulossière, son of Blaise
1960
Time Bomb
as Carminati
1959
A Certain Mr. Jo
1958
Les Misérables
as Peasant with the horse in Montfermeil
1958
Mademoiselle and Her Gang
as Marcel, police station employee
1957
To Catch a Spy
1957
The Terror with Women
1956
Les Truands
as Un gendarme
1956
People of No Importance
as Un routier
1956
The Fugitives
as (uncredited)
1955
Les Hommes en blanc
as Un paysan
1955
Rififi
as Webb, le bijoutier
1955
Tempest in the Flesh
1954
Une vie de garçon
1953
To Hell with Virtue
as Striptease Spectator (uncredited)
1953
The Sparrows of Paris
1953
Le Gang des pianos à bretelles
1953
Les Dents longues
as Un maître d'hôtel (uncredited)
1953
Un trésor de femme
1953
One Hundred Francs Per Second
as Un cheminot en grève (uncredited)
1953
It Happened in Paris
as Florist
1952
Beauties of the Night
as Le général (uncredited)
1952
Crazy for Love
as Firmin, le paysan à cheval à la femme alitée
1952
Full House
as Commissioner Malaise (segment "L'alibi de monsieur Wens")
1952
Mister Taxi
as Le commissaire de police
1952
Matrimonial Agency
as (uncredited)
1952
Poison
as Le gendarme
1951
Alone in Paris
as (uncredited)
1951
Monte Carlo Baby
as Brigadier
1951
The Red Inn
as Woodcutter
1951
Mr. Peek-a-Boo
1951
Dr. Knock
as Le deuxième gars
1951
The Prize
as Célestin, un conseiller communal (uncredited)
1950