Guy Lefranc | |
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Born | Paris, France | 21 October 1919
Died | 1 February 1994 74) | (aged
Occupation(s) | Director, screenwriter |
Years active | 1946–1989 |
Guy Lefranc (21 October 1919 - 1 February 1994) was a French director and screenwriter.
Year | Title | Role | Box Office | Notes |
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1946 | A Friend Will Come Tonight | Assistant director | / | Directed by Raymond Bernard |
Goodbye Darling | Assistant director | / | Directed by Raymond Bernard | |
Dropped from Heaven | Assistant director | / | Directed by Emil-Edwin Reinert | |
1947 | Destiny Has Fun | First Assistant Director | / | Directed by Emil-Edwin Reinert |
La colère des dieux | Assistant director | / | Directed by Karel Lamač | |
Monsieur Vincent | Assistant director | $52,914,675 [1] | Directed by Maurice Cloche | |
1948 | Le destin exécrable de Guillemette Babin | Assistant director | / | Directed by Guillaume Radot |
1949 | Pattes blanches | Assistant director | / | Directed by Jean Grémillon |
1950 | Tuesday's Guest | Assistant director | / | Directed by Jacques Deval |
1951 | Dr. Knock | Director | / | |
Young Love | Director | / | ||
Without Leaving an Address | Assistant director | $15,167,782 [2] | Directed by Jean-Paul Le Chanois | |
Diary of a Country Priest | First Assistant Director | / | Directed by Robert Bresson | |
1952 | The Man in My Life | Director | / | |
She and Me | Director | / | ||
1953 | Capitaine Pantoufle | Director | / | |
1954 | Le fil à la patte | Director | $13,480,312 [3] | |
1955 | Blackmail | Director | / | |
1956 | La Bande à papa | Director | $21,849,420 [4] | |
Fernand Cowboy | Director | / | ||
1957 | Bonjour la chance | Director | / | |
1958 | Why Women Sin | Director & writer | / | |
Suivez-moi jeune homme | Director & writer | / | ||
1961 | Keep Talking, Baby | Director & writer | / | |
1962 | The Elusive Corporal | Assistant director & Writer | $16,940,677 [5] | Directed by Jean Renoir |
Driving on the Left | Director | / | ||
L'inspecteur Leclerc enquête | Director | / | TV series (1 episode) | |
1964 | Laissez tirer les tireurs | Director | / | |
1966 | The Malabars Are in the Perfume | Director & writer | $12,262,020 [6] | |
Commissaire San Antonio | Director | $13,341,847 [7] | ||
1968 | Béru et ces dames | Director & Editor | $11,192,437 [8] | |
Salut Berthe! | Director | / | ||
1969 | L'auvergnat et l'autobus | Director | / | |
1970 | Et qu'ça saute! | Director & writer | / | |
1974 | L'implantation | Director | / | TV movie |
1975 | Le secret des dieux | Director | / | TV mini-series |
Marie-Antoinette | Director | / | TV mini-series | |
1978 | La filière | Director | / | TV mini-series |
1979 | Désiré Lafarge | Director | / | TV series (1 episode) |
1980 | L'enterrement de Monsieur Bouvet | Director & writer | / | TV movie |
Commissaire Moulin | Director | / | TV series (1 episode) | |
Julien Fontanes, magistrat | Director | / | TV series (2 episodes) | |
1981 | Dickie-roi | Director & writer | / | TV series (6 episodes) |
1982 | Julien Fontanes, magistrat | Director | / | TV series (1 episode) |
1983 | Julien Fontanes, magistrat | Director | / | TV series (1 episode) |
1984 | Julien Fontanes, magistrat | Director | / | TV series (1 episode) |
1989 | Julien Fontanes, magistrat | Director | / | TV series (1 episode) |
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