André Reybaz
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André Reybaz was a French actor. He had a long career spanning 40 years, which mostly consisted of numerous French television appearances. In 1950 he starred in the writer Jean Genet's only film, the influential Un chant d'amour (aka A Song Of Love), which focused on the longing desires of a prison guard and prisoners of a French jail.
Known for
Credits
Ondine (1975)
as Ulric
We Are All Murderers (1952)
as Le père Simon
Cecile Is Dead (1944)
as Gérard Pardon
October Revolution (1967)
as Narrator (French version) (voice)
Byzance (1964)
as Narrator
Song of Love (1972)
as Guard (uncredited)
To Die of Love (1971)
as Principal
Strangers in the House (1942)
as Émile Manu
Shop Girls of Paris (1943)
as Jean Baudu
Du Guesclin (1949)
Actor
Valley of Hell (1943)
as Bastien Bienvenu
Golden Horn (1964)
as Narrator (voice)
Vingt-cinq ans de bonheur (1943)
as André Castille
Eyes of Love (1959)
as Vicar
The Ragpickers of Emmaus (1955)
as Abbot Pierre
Where There's Smoke (1973)
Actor
The Golem (1967)
as Athanase Pernath
The Collector of Brains (1981)
as Comte Saint-Germain
Her First Affair (1941)
as A college student (uncredited)
Clandestine (1946)
as Jean
Green is the Mountain (1950)
as Robespierre
The French Calvinists (1972)
as Baron of Vergnas
Maître Galip (1964)
as Narrator
Ruy Blas (1972)
as Covadenga
Le Prince travesti (1972)
as Frédéric