
Birthday: October 14, 1901
Death: May 08, 1979
Georges Lampin was a French actor and film director whose career spanned from the 1920s to the 1960s. Born in Saint Petersburg, Russia, he emigrated to France and began his career as an actor, appearing in films such as Carmen (1926) and Napoleon (1927). Transitioning to directing, Lampin helmed films like The Idiot (1946), an adaptation of Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel, and Crime and Punishment (1956). His work often explored complex psychological themes and showcased his ability to adapt literary works to the screen. Lampin's contributions to French cinema are noted for their depth and artistic integrity.

June 07, 1946

February 28, 1958

December 04, 1956

September 14, 1949

October 29, 1931

September 08, 1950

December 15, 1943

December 18, 1941

December 31, 1935

February 13, 1963

December 18, 1931

February 27, 1953

January 10, 1927

May 02, 1956

May 26, 1948

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February 17, 1939