Octave Berthier

Acting

Octave Berthier

Acting credits

Jocelyn poster
10.0

The youthful loves of a young seminarian Jocelyn and the young and gentle aristocrat Laurence, refugees in the mountains to escape the revolutionaries. Jocelyn's ordination will sacrifice her love to the bishop's wish.

Jocelyn

1933

To the Polls, Citizens poster
9.0

No synopsis available yet.

To the Polls, Citizens

1932

Danton poster
10.0

Reconstruction of Danton's political career, from the moment he had just been admitted as a lawyer and became friends with Camille Desmoulins and Fabre d'Eglantine. Until his death sentence on the charges of Robespierre.

Danton

1932

Accused, Stand Up! poster
6.4

Paris, 30's declared professional rivalry between two stars of the musical, Yvonne and Gaby leads to dire consequences. Yvonne's body is found in the theater. Gaby's future is threatened against the judgment to which it is subjected, with a probable prison sentence.

Accused, Stand Up!

1930

L'Oncle de Pékin poster
8.0

In this musical comedy, all the heirs of a recently deceased uncle must stay in his chateau until they find a buyer for it.If no one is found or if any of them leave, the place will be left to its Chinese servants, who devise tricks to cheat the heirs.

L'Oncle de Pékin

1934

No artwork available
8.0

Perrichon, a well-off self-satisfied bourgeois, goes on holiday with his wife and his pretty daughter Henriette. He is more or less willingly followed by two young men, Armand Desroches et Daniel Savary, who both have fallen in love with Henriette after meeting her at a ball. The Perrichons's vacation will be eventful with, among other misadventures, two accidents (one real, the other fake) and the threat of a duel.

The Voyage of Mr. Perrichon

1934

No artwork available
7.0

Bariole gives cheap singing lessons, which annoys the official teachers.

Bariole

1933

Cartouche poster
9.0

In 1721, at the end of his career as a bandit, Cartouche, touched by the grace of an honest young girl, and falling into the hands of justice under the charge of the father of his beloved, asks as a last resort, that the young girl may, before her execution, come and forgive her.

Cartouche

1934