Claude Barma

Claude Barma , born the November 3rd 1918 with Nice and dead the August 30th 1992 with Paris, was a Réalisateur and scenario writer French, as well as a pioneer of the French Télévision.

Biography

After studies of Engineer in electricity, it enters in 1946 to rtf. The February 24th 1950, it carries out first direct French television, with the retransmission of the part of Marivaux “ the Play of the love and the chance ” since the Comédie-Française. It connects its first serial in 1950, Agence Nostradamus , also the first serial of French television. In 1963, it signs its first historical novel, the Knight of House-Red . To the beginning of the year 1960, it adapts 3 parts of Shakespeare, Macbeth in 1959, Hamlet in 1960 and Othello in 1962.

Principal achievements

Cyrano of Bergerac for the rtf with Daniel Sorano in the role titrates in 1960
the Investigations of the Police chief Maigret of which it carried out 9 episodes and was the scenario writer of 42 others. He was the associate producer and the creator,
In your heart and conscience in 1957, of Pierre Desgraupes and Pierre Dumayet,
Belphégor or the Phantom of Louvre in 1965,
D' Artagnan in 1969, with Dominique Paturel in the title role and in particular François Chaumette (Athos) and Antonella Lualdi (MILADY de Winter),
the cursed Kings in 1972.

Rewards

1957, Grand Prix of French television,
1960, Italia Price for Large Bretèche .

See too

Internal bonds

History of French
Catherine Barma, her daughter, producing television of television.

External bond

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