Henri Virlogeux

Virlogeux Henri, Henri Virlojeux ( born March 22, 1924 in Nevers, † December 19, 1995 in Paris) was a French actor.

After studying law he moved Virlogeux to the theater. He took courses at Charles Dullin and began his career at Jean Vilar in Brecht Puntila and his Man Matti and Molière's The Miser.

In the film, he was occupied in succinct supporting roles, such as the little Antoine Doinel stealing ertappenden night watchman in François Truffaut They kissed and they beat him (1959 ), as Ficelle in Jean Becker They called him Rocca (1961 ), as Ganimard in Edouard Molinaros stealing also to be learned (1962), as Henri Verneuil's Mario in Silent as the night (1963) and Dubois as in Denys de La Patellières Baldwin - the night ghost (1967). In the television series Arsène Lupin (1971-1974) he played alongside Georges Descrières the Sherlock Holmes allusion Herlock Sholmes. The television offered Virlogeux some key roles, so that of Leon Trotsky in Yves Ciampis Staline - Trotsky: Le pouvoir et la révolution (1978). Furthermore Virlogeux worked as a voice actor, as Walter Matthau's Captain Red in Roman Polanski's Pirates.

His last TV appearance was the leading role of Marca Roles in Maurice Frydlands Terres gelées (1995 ) on the side of his wife Véronique Silver.