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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
French singer and actress
Maryse Martin
Born
14 December 1906
Paris, France
Died
18 May 1984
Paris, France
Occupation(s)
Singer, actress
Years active
1948–1987 (film & TV)
Maryse Martin
(1906–1984) was a French singer,
film
and television actress.
[1]
Selected filmography
Les Casse-pieds
(1948)
We Will All Go to Paris
(1950) – Maman Terrine
Music in the Head
(1951) – La paysanne
Paris Still Sings
(1951) – La concierge
Love Is Not a Sin
(1952) – the concierge of the building
Three Women
(1952) – La mère Boitelle
The Priest of Saint-Amour
(1952)
Children of Love
(1953) – Madeleine
It's the Paris Life
(1954) – Mlle Machu
Leguignon the Healer
(1954) – La cliente
La Cage aux souris
(1954) – Roquet
Casse-cou, mademoiselle!
(1955)
Sophie and the Crime
(1955) – La serveuse aux saucisses
Les Premiers Outrages
(1955) – Germaine – la femme de l'aubergiste
On déménage le colonel
(1955) – Mme Auguste – la fermière
Maid in Paris
(1956) – Germaine
La Joyeuse Prison
(1956) – Charlotte Tuboeuf
Les Promesses dangereuses
(1956)
Mitsou ou Comment l'esprit vient aux filles
(1956) – La concierge
The Happy Road
(1957) – The Mother
L'amour descend du ciel
(1957) – La tante de julien
Bonjour jeunesse
(1957)
Bonjour Tristesse
(1958) – (uncredited)
L'École des cocottes
(1958) – La patronne du 'Lapin du Morvan'
La P... sentimentale
(1958) – Solange – la prostituée au canard
Minute papillon
(1959)
Le secret du Chevalier d'Éon
(1959) – Georgette
Marie of the Isles
(1959) – Petit rôle (uncredited)
Les Frangines
(1960) – La directrice
Boulevard
(1960) – Mme Duriez
Spotlight on a Murderer
(1961) – Marthe
La Traversée de la Loire
(1962)
Jusqu'à plus soif
(1962) – La mère Soulage
Le Magot de Josefa
(1963) – Maryse
Monsieur
(1964) – Jusine
The Gorillas
(1964) – La concierge (uncredited)
Déclic et des claques
(1965)
Un garçon, une fille. Le dix-septième ciel
(1966)
Your Money or Your Life
(1966) – La femme à la valise
Sale temps pour les mouches
(1966)
Bye bye, Barbara
(1969) – Habilleuse
Le petit matin
(1971) – Mélanie
La coqueluche
(1971)
Le polygame
(1974) – Mme La Cloche
En grandes pompes
(1974)
La Soupe froide
(1975) – Veleda
Rien ne va plus
(1979) – Une paysanne
References
Bibliography
Janis L. Pallister & Ruth A. Hottell.
Francophone Women Film Directors: A Guide
. Fairleigh Dickinson Univ Press, 2005.
External links
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