Jean-Pierre Cassel - Revision history

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	[[File:Is Paris Burning-M1Carbine-4.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Jean-Pierre Cassel holds an [[M1 Carbine]] as Lt. Henri Karcher in ''[[Is Paris Burning?]]'' (1966).]]		[[File:Is Paris Burning-M1Carbine-4.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Jean-Pierre Cassel holds an [[M1 Carbine]] as Lt. Henri Karcher in ''[[Is Paris Burning?]]'' (1966).]]

	'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris~~. He~~ made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him ~~into~~ prominent roles. He died in Paris 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.		'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris, he made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him in prominent roles. He died in Paris on 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.

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	[[Image:Jean-Pierre Cassel.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' (1932-2007).]]		[[Image:Jean-Pierre Cassel.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' (1932-2007) as Lt. Henri Karcher in ''[[Is Paris Burning?]]'' (1966).]]
			[[File:Is Paris Burning-M1Carbine-4.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Jean-Pierre Cassel holds an [[M1 Carbine]] as Lt. Henri Karcher in ''[[Is Paris Burning?]]'' (1966).]]

	'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris. He made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him into prominent roles. He died in Paris 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.		'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris. He made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him into prominent roles. He died in Paris 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.

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	~~'''Jean-Pierre Cassel can be seen using the following firearms in the following films:'''~~

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			\| [[M1911A1]] \|\| Lt. Henri Karcher \|\| ''[[Is Paris Burning?]]'' \|\| \|\| 1966
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			\| [[M1 Carbine]] \|\| Lt. Henri Karcher \|\| ''[[Is Paris Burning?]]'' \|\| \|\| 1966
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	\| [[French M1935 Pistols\|MAS mle. 1935A]] \|\| Jean-François Jardie \|\| ''[[Army of Shadows]]'' \|\| \|\| 1969		\| [[French M1935 Pistols\|MAS mle. 1935A]] \|\| Jean-François Jardie \|\| ''[[Army of Shadows]]'' \|\| \|\| 1969
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	[[Category:Deceased Actor]]		[[Category:Deceased Actor]]

Pandolfini at 20:43, 25 July 2014

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	\| [[Flintlock Pistol\|Model 1777 cavalry flintlock pistol]] \|\| Baron de Tiffauges \|\| ''[[Chouans!]]'' \|\| \|\| 1988		\| [[Flintlock Pistol\|Model 1777 cavalry flintlock pistol]] \|\| Baron de Tiffauges \|\| ''[[Chouans!]]'' \|\| \|\| 1988
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	\| [[12 Gauge ~~Doble~~ Barreled Shotgun]] \|\| Georges Lelievre \|\| ''[[A Judgement in Stone (La Cérémonie)]]'' \|\| \|\| 1995		\| [[12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun]] \|\| Georges Lelievre \|\| ''[[A Judgement in Stone (La Cérémonie)]]'' \|\| \|\| 1995
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	\| [[Flintlock Pistol\|Model 1777 cavalry flintlock pistol]] \|\| Baron de Tiffauges \|\| ''[[Chouans!]]'' \|\| \|\| 1988		\| [[Flintlock Pistol\|Model 1777 cavalry flintlock pistol]] \|\| Baron de Tiffauges \|\| ''[[Chouans!]]'' \|\| \|\| 1988
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			\| [[12 Gauge Doble Barreled Shotgun]] \|\| Georges Lelievre \|\| ''[[A Judgement in Stone (La Cérémonie)]]'' \|\| \|\| 1995
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	\| [[French M1935 Pistols\|MAS mle. 1935A]] \|\| Jean-François Jardie \|\| ''[[Army of Shadows]]'' \|\| \|\| 1969		\| [[French M1935 Pistols\|MAS mle. 1935A]] \|\| Jean-François Jardie \|\| ''[[Army of Shadows]]'' \|\| \|\| 1969
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	\| [[Flintlock Pistol]] \|\| Baron de Tiffauges \|\| ''[[Chouans!]]'' \|\| \|\| 1988		\| [[Flintlock Pistol\|Model 1777 cavalry flintlock pistol]] \|\| Baron de Tiffauges \|\| ''[[Chouans!]]'' \|\| \|\| 1988
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	[[Image:Jean-Pierre Cassel.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' (1932-2007).]]		[[Image:Jean-Pierre Cassel.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' (1932-2007).]]
	~~[[Image:Jean-Pierre Cassel-Flintlock pistol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Jean-Pierre Cassel (right) as baron de Tiffauges with Flintlock pistol in [[Chouans!]] (1988).]]~~

	'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris ~~into a family doctor and an opera singer~~. He made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him into prominent roles. During the 1960s and 1970s he worked with Jean Renoir ([[The Elusive Corporal]]), Ken Annakin ([[Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines]]), René Clément ([[Is Paris Burning?]]) and Jean-Pierre Melville ([[Army of Shadows]]). In 1974, Jean-Pierre Cassel drew thousands of American cinema-goers in the role of King Louis XIII in Richard Lester-processing of [[The Three Musketeers: The Queen's Diamonds]]. In the film version of Agatha Christie novel - [[Murder on the Orient Express]] played alongside stars such as [[Albert Finney]], [[Ingrid Bergman]], [[Sean Connery]], [[Jacqueline Bisset]] and [[Anthony Perkins]]. Za his artistic career he made over 150 films and TV series. His art has never been fully appreciated, won a prize and was once nominated for a ''César''. He died in Paris 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.		'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris. He made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him into prominent roles. He died in Paris 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.

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	[[Image:Jean-Pierre Cassel-Flintlock pistol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Jean-Pierre Cassel (right) as baron de Tiffauges with Flintlock pistol in [[Chouans!]] (1988).]]		[[Image:Jean-Pierre Cassel-Flintlock pistol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Jean-Pierre Cassel (right) as baron de Tiffauges with Flintlock pistol in [[Chouans!]] (1988).]]

	'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris into a family doctor and an opera singer. He made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him into prominent roles. During the 1960s and 1970s he worked with Jean Renoir ([[The Elusive Corporal]]), [[Ken Annakin]] ([[Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines]]), René Clément ([[Is Paris Burning?]]) and Jean-Pierre Melville ([[Army of Shadows]]). In 1974, Jean-Pierre Cassel drew thousands of American cinema-goers in the role of King Louis XIII in Richard Lester-processing of [[The Three Musketeers: The Queen's Diamonds]]. In the film version of Agatha Christie novel - [[Murder on the Orient Express]] played alongside stars such as [[Albert Finney]], [[Ingrid Bergman]], [[Sean Connery]], [[Jacqueline Bisset]] and [[Anthony Perkins]]. Za his artistic career he made over 150 films and TV series. His art has never been fully appreciated, won a prize and was once nominated for a ''César''. He died in Paris 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.		'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris into a family doctor and an opera singer. He made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him into prominent roles. During the 1960s and 1970s he worked with Jean Renoir ([[The Elusive Corporal]]), Ken Annakin ([[Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines]]), René Clément ([[Is Paris Burning?]]) and Jean-Pierre Melville ([[Army of Shadows]]). In 1974, Jean-Pierre Cassel drew thousands of American cinema-goers in the role of King Louis XIII in Richard Lester-processing of [[The Three Musketeers: The Queen's Diamonds]]. In the film version of Agatha Christie novel - [[Murder on the Orient Express]] played alongside stars such as [[Albert Finney]], [[Ingrid Bergman]], [[Sean Connery]], [[Jacqueline Bisset]] and [[Anthony Perkins]]. Za his artistic career he made over 150 films and TV series. His art has never been fully appreciated, won a prize and was once nominated for a ''César''. He died in Paris 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.

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	[[Image:Jean-Pierre Cassel-Flintlock pistol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Jean-Pierre Cassel (right) as baron de Tiffauges with Flintlock pistol in [[Chouans!]] (1988).]]		[[Image:Jean-Pierre Cassel-Flintlock pistol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Jean-Pierre Cassel (right) as baron de Tiffauges with Flintlock pistol in [[Chouans!]] (1988).]]

	'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris into a family doctor and an opera singer. He made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him into prominent roles. During the 1960s and 1970s he worked with Jean Renoir ([[The Elusive Corporal]]), [[Ken Annakin]] ([[Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines]]) and Jean-Pierre Melville ([[Army of Shadows]]). In 1974, Jean-Pierre Cassel drew thousands of American cinema-goers in the role of King Louis XIII in Richard Lester-processing of [[The Three Musketeers: The Queen's Diamonds]]. In the film version of Agatha Christie novel - [[Murder on the Orient Express]] played alongside stars such as [[Albert Finney]], [[Ingrid Bergman]], [[Sean Connery]], [[Jacqueline Bisset]] and [[Anthony Perkins]]. Za his artistic career he made over 150 films and TV series. His art has never been fully appreciated, won a prize and was once nominated for a ''César''. He died in Paris 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.		'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris into a family doctor and an opera singer. He made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him into prominent roles. During the 1960s and 1970s he worked with Jean Renoir ([[The Elusive Corporal]]), [[Ken Annakin]] ([[Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines]]), René Clément ([[Is Paris Burning?]]) and Jean-Pierre Melville ([[Army of Shadows]]). In 1974, Jean-Pierre Cassel drew thousands of American cinema-goers in the role of King Louis XIII in Richard Lester-processing of [[The Three Musketeers: The Queen's Diamonds]]. In the film version of Agatha Christie novel - [[Murder on the Orient Express]] played alongside stars such as [[Albert Finney]], [[Ingrid Bergman]], [[Sean Connery]], [[Jacqueline Bisset]] and [[Anthony Perkins]]. Za his artistic career he made over 150 films and TV series. His art has never been fully appreciated, won a prize and was once nominated for a ''César''. He died in Paris 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.

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	[[Image:Jean-Pierre Cassel-Flintlock pistol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Jean-Pierre Cassel (right) as baron de Tiffauges with Flintlock pistol in [[Chouans!]] (1988).]]		[[Image:Jean-Pierre Cassel-Flintlock pistol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Jean-Pierre Cassel (right) as baron de Tiffauges with Flintlock pistol in [[Chouans!]] (1988).]]

	'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris into a family doctor and an opera singer. He made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him into prominent roles. During the 1960s and 1970s he worked with Jean Renoir ([[The Elusive Corporal]]), [[Ken Annakin]] ([[Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines]]) and Jean-Pierre Melville ([[Army of Shadows]]). In 1974, Jean-Pierre Cassel drew thousands of American cinema-goers in the role of King Louis XIII in Richard Lester-processing of [[The Three Musketeers ~~(1973)~~]]. In the film version of Agatha Christie novel - [[Murder on the Orient Express]] played alongside stars such as [[Albert Finney]], [[Ingrid Bergman]], [[Sean Connery]], [[Jacqueline Bisset]] and [[Anthony Perkins]]. Za his artistic career he made over 150 films and TV series. His art has never been fully appreciated, won a prize and was once nominated for a ''César''. He died in Paris 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.		'''Jean-Pierre Cassel''' was a French actor. Born 27 October 1932 in Paris into a family doctor and an opera singer. He made his debut in the movie ''The Happy Road'' (1957), which was filmed in Paris at the invitation of Gene Kelly. He had noticed him director [[Philippe de Broca]] and cast him into prominent roles. During the 1960s and 1970s he worked with Jean Renoir ([[The Elusive Corporal]]), [[Ken Annakin]] ([[Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines]]) and Jean-Pierre Melville ([[Army of Shadows]]). In 1974, Jean-Pierre Cassel drew thousands of American cinema-goers in the role of King Louis XIII in Richard Lester-processing of [[The Three Musketeers: The Queen's Diamonds]]. In the film version of Agatha Christie novel - [[Murder on the Orient Express]] played alongside stars such as [[Albert Finney]], [[Ingrid Bergman]], [[Sean Connery]], [[Jacqueline Bisset]] and [[Anthony Perkins]]. Za his artistic career he made over 150 films and TV series. His art has never been fully appreciated, won a prize and was once nominated for a ''César''. He died in Paris 19th April 2007. His son, [[Vincent Cassel]] and daughter Cecile continue his craft.

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