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Jean Boyer (I) (1901–1965)

Jean Boyer was born on June 26, 1901 in Paris, France as Jean Marie Joseph Boyer. He was a writer and director, known for Chocolat (2000), Cent francs par seconde (1953) and Un mauvais garçon (1936). He was married to Jeanne Dastor. He died on March 10, 1965 in Paris. See full bio »

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(age 63) in Paris, France

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Known For

Chocolat
Chocolat Soundtrack
(2000)
Un mauvais garçon
(1936)
Romance de Paris
(1941)

Filmography

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 1962 Virginie
 1960 Bouche cousue
 1959 Le confident de ces dames (dialogue)
 1959 L'increvable (adaptation)
 1959 Nina (writer)
 1958 Les vignes du seigneur (writer)
 1957 Le chômeur de Clochemerle (screenplay)
 1957 Mademoiselle et son gang (adaptation)
 1957 Sénéchal le magnifique (adaptation)
 1955 La Madelon (adaptation)
 1954 Une vie de garçon (story, scenario & dialogue)
 1954 Il paese dei campanelli (scenario)
 1953 Femmes de Paris (adaptation)
 1953 Cent francs par seconde (adaptation)
 1952 Le trou normand (adaptation)
 1952 Coiffeur pour dames (adaptation & dialogue)
 1951 Le passe-muraille (adaptation - uncredited) / (screenplay)
 1951 Monte Carlo Baby (screenplay)
 1949 Une femme par jour (screenplay)
 1948 Les aventures des Pieds-Nickelés (adaptation)
 1948 Mademoiselle s'amuse (scenario & adaptation)
 1944 Il diavolo va in collegio (adaptation) / (screenplay)
 1942 À vos ordres, Madame (adaptation) / (dialogue)
 1942 Signé illisible (dialogue) / (screenplay)
 1941 Chèque au porteur (dialogue) / (screenplay)
 1941 Romance de Paris (dialogue) / (screenplay)
 1941 L'acrobate (adaptation)
 1940 Miquette (adaptation)
 1939 Circonstances atténuantes (scenario)
 1938 La chaleur du sein (adaptation)
 1938 Ma soeur de lait (writer)
 1937 Abus de confiance (adaptation)
 1937 Mademoiselle ma mère (writer)
 1937 La chaste Suzanne (dialogue)
 1935 Le contrôleur des wagons-lits (dialogue)
 1935 Antonia, romance hongroise (scenario and dialogue)
 1934 Dédé (dialogue) / (screenplay)
 1934 La garnison amoureuse (dialogue)
 1933 Un soir de réveillon (adaptation)
 1933 Moi et l'impératrice (lyrics)
 1933 Nu comme un ver (writer)
 1933 Voyage de noces (writer)
 1933 L'amour guide (adaptation)
 1932 Embrassez-moi (screenplay)
 1932 Passionnément (scenario)
 1932 Le vainqueur (dialogue)
 1932 Monsieur, Madame et Bibi (dialogue)
 1931 Le congrès s'amuse (dialogue)
 1931 Calais-Douvres (dialogue) / (screenplay)
 1931 Dactylo (dialogue) / (screenplay)
 1931 Princesse, à vos ordres! (dialogues)
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Other Works:

"L'École des Femmes Nues" (operetta) at the Théâtre de l'Étoile in Paris. Staging by Max Révol. Libretto by Serge Veber. Music by Henri Betti. Lyrics by Jean Boyer.
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Trivia:

Son of Lucien Boyer.

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Cancer

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