Jean d'Yd
French actor (1880–1964)
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Jean Paul Félix Didier Perret, who used the stage name Jean d'Yd, was a French actor and comedian who was born in Paris on 17 May 1880. He died in Vernon, Eure, France on 14 May 1964.
Born
17 May 1880
Jean Paul Félix Didier Perret
17 May 1880
Paris, France
Died14 May 1964 (aged 83)
Vernon, Eure, France
Jean d'Yd | |
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| Born | Jean Paul Félix Didier Perret 17 May 1880 Paris, France |
| Died | 14 May 1964 (aged 83) Vernon, Eure, France |
Selected filmography
- 1923: La Dame de Monsoreau (directed by René Le Somptier) – Chicot
- 1923: Le chant de l'amour triomphant (directed by Victor Tourjansky) – Le serviteur hindou
- 1923: La souriante Madame Beudet (directed by Germaine Dulac) – Monsieur Labas
- 1923: Gossette (directed by Germaine Dulac) – Maître Varadès
- 1924: The Thruster (directed by André Hugon) – L'avocat général
- 1924: La main qui a tué (directed by Maurice de Marsan and Maurice Gleize) – Inspecteur Bréchet
- 1926: Nitchevo (directed by Jacques de Baroncelli) – Commandant Le Gossec
- 1927: Napoléon (directed by Abel Gance) – La Bussière
- 1928: La Passion de Jeanne d'Arc (directed by Carl Dreyer) – Guillaume Evrard
- 1931: La fin du monde (directed by Abel Gance) – M. de Murcie
- 1931: Fra Diavolo (directed by Mario Bonnard)
- 1931: Tu m'oublieras (directed by Henri Diamant-Berger) – Adolphe Dautrive
- 1932: Monsieur de Pourceaugnac (directed by Gaston Ravel et Tony Lekain) – Le médecin
- 1932: Une heure (Short, directed by Léo Mittler) – Le père de Jacques
- 1932: La vitrine (Short, directed by Léo Mittler)
- 1933: Direct au coeur (directed by Roger Lion) – Journalist #2
- 1933: Rothchild (directed by Marco de Gastyne) – Le professeur
- 1934: Les Misérables (directed by Raymond Bernard) – Le directeur de l'école (uncredited)
- 1934: Tartarin of Tarascon (directed by Raymond Bernard) – Ladevèze
- 1934: L'article 330 (Short, directed by Marcel Pagnol)
- 1935: Amour et publicité (Short, directed by Léo Mittler)
- 1938: La Rue sans joie (directed by André Hugon) – L'avocat général
- 1938: Alerte en Méditerranée (directed by Léo Joannon) – Le père Blanc
- 1939: Entente cordiale (directed by Marcel L'Herbier) – Joë Chamberlain
- 1940: The Emigrant (directed by Léo Joannon) – L'ingénieur-chef
- 1942: Les hommes sans peur (directed by Yvan Noé) – Un médecin
- 1942: Les Visiteurs du soir (directed by Marcel Carné) – Le baladin
- 1942: Les petits riens (directed by Raymond Bernard)
- 1943: L'Éternel retour (directed by Jean Delannoy) – Amédée Frossin
- 1944: Félicie Nanteuil (directed by Marc Allégret) – Le docteur Socrate
- 1945: La Vie de bohème (directed by Marcel L'Herbier) – (uncredited)
- 1946: Raboliot (directed by Jacques Daroy) – Touraille
- 1946: Jericho (directed by Henri Calef) – Un conseiller
- 1946: Martin Roumagnac (directed by Georges Lacombe) – L'oncle de Blanche
- 1946: Impasse (directed by Pierre Dard) – Le professeur Sartory
- 1947: Dreams of Love (directed by Christian Stengel) – Cadolle
- 1947: Capitaine Blomet (directed by Andrée Feix) – (uncredited)
- 1948: The Private Life of an Actor (directed by Sacha Guitry) – Lucien Guitry enfant
- 1948: The Last Vacation (directed by Roger Leenhardt) – Walter Lherminier
- 1948: The Cavalier of Croix-Mort (directed by Lucien Gasnier-Raymond) – Louis-Antoine
- 1948: Le colonel Durand (directed by René Chanas)
- 1949: Fantomas Against Fantomas (directed by Robert Vernay) – Le neurologue
- 1950: La Belle que voilà (directed by Jean-Paul Le Chanois) – Ceccati
- 1950: Justice est faite (directed by André Cayatte) – Le supérieur de l'école religieuse
- 1950: God Needs Men (directed by Jean Delannoy) – Corentin Gourvennec
- 1952: Agence matrimoniale (directed by Jean-Paul Le Chanois) – Le père de la jeune fille jourde
- 1953: Lucrèce Borgia (directed by Christian-Jaque) – Le médecin
- 1954: On Trial (directed by Julien Duvivier) – Le président
- 1955: The Little Rebels (directed by Jean Delannoy) – Le grand-père de Francis
- 1956: L'Homme et l'Enfant (directed by Raoul André) – Félix Mercier
- 1956: Les Truands (directed by Carlo Rim) – Le grand-père
- 1958: Les Misérables (directed by Jean-Paul Le Chanois) – Le père Mabeuf
- 1958: Les naufrageurs (directed by Charles Brabant) – Le curé (final film role)
Theatre
- 1958 Monsieur de France by Jacques François, directed by Christian-Gérard Théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens