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René Navarre

René Navarre

Acting

Born: 1877-07-08 in Limoges, Haute-Vienne, Limousin, France

Biography

René Navarre (8 July 1877 – 8 February 1968) was a French actor of the silent era. He appeared in 109 films between 1910 and 1946, and was often credited simply as Navarre. His most famous role was probably the master criminal Fantômas.

Known For

Fantômas

Fantômas

Fantômas / Various Disguises

Tragic Error

Tragic Error

René de Romiguières

The Obsession

The Obsession

Jean Trévoux

The Trust, or The Battles for Money

The Trust, or The Battles for Money

Le détective Julien Kieffer

Monsieur Coccinelle

Monsieur Coccinelle

Un habitué du bistrot (uncredited)

Méphisto

Méphisto

le professeur Bergmann

Chéri-Bibi

Chéri-Bibi

Monsieur Charles

Belphégor

Belphégor

Chantecoq

No Poster

André Chénier

Le docteur Guillotin

L'Intruse

L'Intruse

Breschard

Radio Surprises

Radio Surprises

The secretary

Bécassine

Bécassine

No Poster

The New Dawn

Judex

Judex

Kerjean

Le train d'amour

Le train d'amour

The Enchanted Road

The Enchanted Road

Durosier

La Belle Revanche

La Belle Revanche

Maître Dorcel

His Uncle from Normandy

His Uncle from Normandy

Les 3 tambours

Les 3 tambours

President of the Tribunal

No Poster

La Justicière

Stanislas Wolfberg

No Poster

Le Mariage de l'aînée

No Poster

Les Braves Gens

No Poster

Le Poison

No Poster

A General Strike

No Poster

Le Chef-lieu de canton

No Poster

Le Pont sur l'abîme

The Open Eyes

The Open Eyes

No Poster

Jean Chouan

Maxime Ardouin - le délégué aux armées de la République

No Poster

The Dungeon

Le détective Dervieux

La Cassette de l'émigrée

La Cassette de l'émigrée

Roussot

No Poster

A Race for Millions

Dervieux

The Cavalry

The Cavalry

De Moranges

No Poster

The Toledo Chest

The Living Dead

The Living Dead

No Poster

L'Accident

The Seneschal's Diamond

The Seneschal's Diamond

No Poster

The Way Through the Night

No Poster

The Fate of Mothers

At the Hour of Dawn

At the Hour of Dawn

Ferragus

Ferragus

Ferragus