Roger Nicolas

Roger Nicolas is a humorist French, born the January 16th 1919 and deceased the August 17th 1977.

Biography

It is born with Toul into 1919 from a father employed with the railroad, its youth proceeds with Ozoir-the-Tool bag in the Seine and Marne where his/her father is station master; its comic predispositions already make it appreciate his/her young friends.

When it was asked him how from him such a love of life could emanate, it ceased laughing and said: “I return among deaths. Then, I knew to appreciate as from this moment what was the direction of the life. It is necessary to know to laugh, and especially, it is necessary to know to live…”

Indeed, agent of the Intelligence Service, it would have being shot the January 23rd 1943. But the officer charged with to lead the firing squad, had been bribed, and had charged the balls with white. Nevertheless dazed by the shock during a few hours, it will record and keep a constant good mood.

After the war he becomes full-time chansonnier. He always began his stories with famous the " Listen, listening… " . In 1949, it plays with Jackie Sardou in the part Baratin . It will turn in many comic films.

Roger Nicolas is deceased in 1977.

Catalog of films

  • Moustique makes its trunks (in the neighborhoods of 1930) black film and dumb white
  • My aunt d' Honfleur (1949)
  • the king of the blah (1951)
  • Jamais two without three (1952)
  • the Robin last of Wood (1953)
  • the Devil and the ten commands (1962) (removed scenes)
  • With the expenses of the princess (1969)
  • Clodo (1970)

External bonds

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