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Gérard Philipe was a prominent French actor who appeared in 32 films between 1944 and 1959 known for his outspoken communist views. He came to prominence during the later period of the poetic realism movement of French Cinema in the late 1940s. His best known credits include Such a Pretty Little Beach (1949), Beauty and the Devil (1950), Fan Fan the Tulip (1953), Montparnasse 19 (1958) and Les lia…
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entertainment · French actor (1922–1959) · actor · stage actor · film actor · film director · director · screenwriter · also Gérard Philipe, Gerard Philipe, Gerard Albert Philip, Philipe
Born 4 December 1922 · Died 25 November 1959 · Q150662
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“for me, the TNP is my home, it”
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Le Journal du Centre: Varennes-Vauzelles : activités créatives et lectures au Centre Gérard-Philipe cet été
lamontagne.fr: Le collège Gérard-Philipe, à Clermont-Ferrand, fait courir ses élèves
L'Est Eclair: L’espace Gérard-Philipe ou le bonheur de séduire tous les publics
L'Est Eclair: Lancement de la saison à Gérard-Philipe : la culture, une main qui s’ouvre aux autres
Ladepeche.fr: Fermeture de la salle Gérard-Philipe à Castres : manifestations déplacées et polémique sur le manque d’anticipation
MidiLibre: Au collège Gérard-Philipe, "un climat scolaire apaisé" grâce aux 44 élèves ambassadeurs qui luttent contre le harcèlement scolaire à Bagnols
Fabula: Anne et Gérard Philipe : héritages et recyclerie (Paris)
lamontagne.fr: Le collège Gérard-Philipe en mal de REP+: " c'est toute l'Education nationale qui est en difficulté au profit du privé"
Moviefone: Gérard Philipe: un homme, pas un ange
AgoraVox: Gérard Philipe, l’archange du théâtre populaire
Moviefone: Gérard Philipe, le dernier hiver du Cid
Gala: Il y a 50 ans, Gérard Philipe nous quittait
Le Parisien: Gérard Philipe, entre le mythe et l'oubli
The French government issued a series of limited edition coins that included a 100 franc coin bearing the image of Philipe
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Awarded Honorary César (1990).
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His portrait appeared on a French commemorative postage stamp
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Died 1959-11-25.
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Visited the communist leader of Cuba, Fidel Castro, on his invitation
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Went to New York and performed on Broadway in the all-French Lorenzaccio and Le Cid
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They soon had two children: Anne-Marie Philipe (born 21 December 1954) and Olivier Philipe (born 10 February 1956).
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Bought a property in Cergy, on the banks of the Oise
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Philipe married Nicole Fourcade (1917–1990), an actress/writer, with whom he had two children
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That is to say the fifth Festival, and that it was the only undertaking I could assure him of
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By Jean Vilar, is France's oldest and most famous
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After Nicole divorced her first husband, that she and Philipe became engaged, marrying on 29 November 1951 at the town hall of Neuilly-sur-Seine
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It was in 1946, after Nicole divorced her first husband, that she and Philipe became engaged, marrying on 29 November 1951 at the town hall of Neuilly-sur-Seine.
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His father, Marcel, was sentenced to death in absentia for his crimes of collaboration
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Met the future poet Georges Perros with whom he would remain linked all his life
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Philipe toured with the play Une Jeune Fille sais by André Haguet, which met with success in Paris
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But after meeting many refugee artists on the Côte d'Azur, then in the free zone since 1940, he finally made the decision to become an actor, with his mother supporting him in this endeavour
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That Gérard first met Nicole Navaux, who was an ethologist and wife of diplomat François Fourcade
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In front of Maurice Cloche for the adventure film 'Les Cadets de l'océan', but did not get a role
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Philipe began studying law in Nice, as it was expected he would become a lawyer like his father, but after confiding in his mother, he considered leaving this path to become an actor, a move which his father opposed
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The Philip family moved to Grasse where Marcel managed the Parc Palace Hotel, Grasse
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His father became a member of the Nationalist League of the Croix-de-Feu, later becoming enthusiastic about Jacques Doriot and his dream of national-socialism à la française, joined the French People's Party and became s
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Gérard was, with his brother Jean, an intern at the Stanislas Institutei High School in Cannes run by the Marianists, where he was a good student
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Born 1922-12-04.
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