Credits

• 2024 · Napoléon vu par Abel Gance - Deuxième partie : Napoléon et la Révolution française as Paul François Jean Nicolas, Viscount of Barras
• 2024 · Napoléon vu par Abel Gance - Première partie : La jeunesse de Bonaparte as Paul François Jean Nicolas, Viscount of Barras
• 1950 · Death Threat as Sanger
• 1950 · The Ferret as Prefect
• 1949 · Night Round as Colonel
• 1948 · Sextette as Dupuis
• 1947 · Devil in the Flesh as Schoolmaster
• 1938 · Three Waltzes as
• 1938 · The Midnight Airplane as
• 1938 · Escadrille of Chance as The boss
• 1938 · Street Without Joy as (uncredited)
• 1938 · Un soir à Marseille as Monsieur Ducret
• 1937 · French White Cargo as Le commandant
• 1936 · Passé à vendre as The banker
• 1936 · The Two Girls as
• 1935 · Dark Eyes as
• 1935 · Bourrasque as
• 1935 · Le Miroir aux alouettes as The Persian (as Maxudian)
• 1935 · Le Clown Bux as
• 1935 · Behold the Man as
• 1934 · Trois balles dans la peau as
• 1934 · L'amour qu'il faut aux femmes as
• 1933 · Le simoun as
• 1933 · La Voix sans visage as President
• 1933 · Rocambole as
• 1932 · Mists of Paris as
• 1931 · Venetian Nights as Le baron étranger
• 1931 · The Man Who Killed as
• 1930 · The house of La Fleche as
• 1930 · Le secret du docteur as Dr. Brody
• 1930 · The Two Worlds as
• 1930 · Le défenseur as Monsieur de Pernois
• 1929 · Vénus as Le prince Mario Zarkis
• 1929 · Un soir au cocktail's bar as
• 1928 · L'Eau du Nil as Wirsocq
• 1928 · Mon Paris as Nicolas Desprès
• 1927 · Feu! as
• 1927 · Napoleon as Paul François Jean Nicolas, Viscount of Barras
• 1926 · Les dévoyés as
• 1925 · The Awakening as
• 1925 · La Clé de voûte as Sardan, the artist
• 1925 · La terre promise as Moise Sigoulim
• 1924 · I Have Killed as
• 1924 · La fontaine des amours as
• 1924 · The Arab as The Governor
• 1923 · Os Olhos da Alma as
• 1923 · Heritage as Domingo (as Maxudian)
• 1923 · La Roue as Le minéralogiste Kalatikascopoulos
• 1921 · L'Éternel féminin as
• 1918 · Infatuation as Henri Le Baron
• 1913 · Adrienne Lecouvreur as Maurice de Saxe
• 1912 · Queen Elizabeth as Howard, Earl of Nottingham (as Maxudian)