Birth Day: 1903-05-08
Place of birth: Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, France
Fernand Joseph Désiré Contandin (8 May 1903 – 26 February 1971), better known as Fernandel, was a French actor and singer. Born in Marseille, France, to Désirée Bedouin and Denis Contandin, originating in Perosa Argentina, an Occitan town located in the province of Turin. He was a comedy star who first gained popularity in French vaudeville, operettas, and music-hall revues. His stage name originated from his marriage to Henriette Manse, the sister of his best friend and frequent cinematic collaborator Jean Manse. So attentive was he to his wife that his mother-in-law amusingly referred to him as Fernand d'elle ("Fernand of her"). (Wikipedia)
Credits
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As Self - Actor (archive footage) -
As Self (archive footage) -
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As Antonin -
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As Armand Favrot -
As Charles Migue -
As Mr Quantin, paysan jurassien -
As Don Camillo -
As Adolphe Lartigue -
As François Faustin -
As Jeff Burlington -
As M. Pelletan / Le roi Dagobert -
As Guillaume Dodut -
As Fernand Jouvin -
As Attilio Capellaro -
As Albert Rimond -
As Dieu / God -
As Marc-Antoine -
As The widower -
As Dynamite Jack / Antoine Espérandieu -
As Don Camillo -
As Crésus -
As Justin Migonnet, professeur de philosophie à Arles -
As Antoine Venturen -
As Charles Bailly -
As Giuliano Goberti -
As Fernydel -
As Marcel Caboufigue -
As Ferdinand Pastorelli -
As Henri Levrier, l'ami d'Hubert, producteur de champagne -
As Baptistin Lachaud dit Tistin -
As François, Lucien Sénéchal -
As Albert Constantin -
As French Coachman -
As Fernand Vignard -
As Honoris, le guerrier grec, Honorius, le romain, Honoré maître tailleur à Marseille -
As Sganarelle / Falso Don Juan -
As Paul Verdier -
As Don Camillo -
As Fernand "Noël" Sarrazin, nougatier -
As Edouard de Saint-Forget -
As Célestin / Floridor -
As Ali Baba -
As Don Camillo -
As Joe Calvet -
As Félicien Hébrard -
As Dardamelle -
As Dr. Charles Pellegrin -
As Don Camillo -
As Mario Marius -
As Urbain Coindet, paysan et conseiller municipal -
As Victor Boniface -
As Albert Topaze -
As Le Moine -
As Adhémar Pomme -
As Luc, portier du "Miramar" et André Duroc -
As Fortuné Richard -
As Le peintre en bâtiment dévot -
As Casimir -
As Noël Annequin -
As Boniface -
As Bob -
As Martial Gonfaron -
As Emile Boulard -
As Alfred Puc -
As Irma / Le client -
As Tulipe Barbaroux, ouvrier imprimeur -
As Pétrus -
As Cabassou -
As Pons -
As Toine -
As Désiré Le Sec -
As Adrien Moulinet -
As Auguste -
As Gustave Bourdillon -
As Antonin -
As Vincent Fleuret -
As Astier -
As Simplet, le "fada" de Miéjour -
As Antoine Valoisir -
As Ernest Sauce -
As Fadinard -
As Félipe Rambert -
As Bien-Aimé, le facteur, le baron de Mondésir et ses aïeux -
As Hector -
As le berger -
As Marcel -
As François Arnaud -
As Modeste Manosque -
As Armand Lavarède -
As Hercule Maffre -
As Irénée Fabre -
As Barnabé -
As Ernest Pic -
As Tricoche -
As Fabien Coutissol -
As Urbain Gedemus -
As Albert Durandal -
As The orderly Patard -
As Ignace Boitaclou, jeune paysan, ordonnance du colonel -
As Acteur -
As Honorin -
As Marivol Lambinet -
As Fernand Espitalion -
As Moluchet -
As Ferdinand Piat -
As Michelet -
As Saturnin -
As Un passant dans la rue (uncredited) -
As Fernand Lafleur -
As Croquebol -
As Fernand -
As Lafraise -
As (Paul, un "deuxième classe") -
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As Boulot, le garçon d'étage -
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As Medard -
As Etienne -
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As Sam Hackitt -
As Eloi, le chauffeur -
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As Lidoire -
As Vanderague -
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As Isidore -
As le garçon d'honneur -
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As Casimir -
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As Le groom -
As Truchet -
As L'amant -
As Fernand -
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As Joseph, le valet de chambre -
As l'amant qui s'est trompé d'étage
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As Lucien Pivoine