Jacques Henley

Jacques Henley was an active French actor of the Twenties at the Forties. Its catalog of films is rather important of number (43 turnings indexed of 1926 to 1949); the principal role which it held is that of Tiger Brown in the Opera of quat' under of Georg Wilhelm Pabst (1931). Its biography is very however slightly documented. One can note an interruption of turnings of 1940 to 1946.

SELECTIVE CATALOG OF FILMS

1926 : Lady Harrington , of Hewitt Claypoole Grantham-Beam
1930: Our Masters the servants , of Hewitt Claypoole Grantham-Beam: inspector Lerand
1930: the Mystery of the pink villa , Rene Hervil: the examining magistrate
1930: My heart incognito , of Andre-Paul Antoine
1931: the Opera of quat' under , Georg Wilhelm Pabst: Tiger Brown
1932: the yellow Dog , of Jean Tarride: Pommeret
1933: Colomba , of Jacques Séverac: Sir Thomas Nevil
1935: Kœnigsmark , of Maurice Turner
1936: Mutinés of Elseneur , Pierre Channel
1936: Parisian life , of Robert Siodmak
1937: De Man zonder binder , of Léo Joannon (Netherlands)
1938: Gibraltar , of Fyodor Olsen
1938: the Paradise of Satan , Felix Gandéra: Sir Nicholas
1939 : the Harmony , of Marcel the Herbarium: an ambassador
1939: Five pennies of Lavarède , Maurice Cammage: the officer of Normandy
1940: the Man who seeks the truth , of Alexander Esway (the United States)
1940: Mr Hector , of Maurice Cammage: a customer
1940: the Collar of hemp , Leon Mathot
1940: the Comedy of happiness , Marcel the Herbarium
1946: Jericho , of Henri Calef
1947: the red Village fair , of Paul Mesnier (with Albert Préjean)
1948: Colomba , of Emile Bearing
1949: the Battle of fire , Maurice de Canonge: a German officer
1949: the red Angel , of Jacques Daniel-Norman: the head warden

External bond

Jacques Henley in Internet Movie Database

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