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He made his debut at the tail end of the silent era, and by 1934 and ''La Bandera'' he was a major star in French cinema. 1937's ''Film/TheGrandIllusion'' got him attention worldwide, and the movie became the first picture in a non-English language to be nominated for the UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestPicture.

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He made his debut at the tail end of the silent era, and by 1934 and ''La Bandera'' he was a major star in French cinema. 1937's ''Film/TheGrandIllusion'' got him attention worldwide, and the movie became the first picture in a non-English language to be nominated for the UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestPicture.
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* ThoseTwoActors: Appeared alongside Creator/LouisDeFunes in prominent roles in ''Film/TheTripAcrossParis'', ''Film/LeGentlemanDEpsom'' and ''Film/TheTattoo''.
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* ''[[Film/Napoleon1955 Napoléon]]'' (1955) as Marshal Jean Lannes
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* ''Film/LeGentlemanDEpsom'' (1962) as Richard-Briand Chamery
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* ''Film/TheTattoo'' (''Le Tatoué'', 1968) as Comte Enguerand-Louis Marie de Montignac a.k.a. Legrain

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* ''Film/TheTattoo'' (''Le Tatoué'', 1968) (1968) as Comte Enguerand-Louis Marie de Montignac a.k.a. Legrain
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* ''Film/TheTattoo'' (''Le Tatoué'', 1968) as Comte Enguerand-Louis Marie de Montignac a.k.a. Legrain

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* ''Film/TheTattoo'' (''Le Tatoué'', 1968) (1968) as Comte Enguerand-Louis Marie de Montignac a.k.a. Legrain
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** ''Maigret et l'Affaire Saint-Fiacre'' (1959)
** ''Maigret voit rouge'' (1963)

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** ''Maigret et l'Affaire Saint-Fiacre'' (1959)
(''Maigret and the Saint-Fiacre Afair'', 1959)
** ''Maigret voit rouge'' (1963)(''Maigret Sees Red'', 1963)
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* BadassBaritone: His authoritative voice played a huge part in his characters' personas, his gangster/police roles especially.
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Creator/MicheleMorgan.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: The scene in ''Film/PortOfShadows'' in which his character says the iconic line "T'as d'beaux yeux tu sais" ("Y'got beautiful eyes, you know") to Nelly (Creator/MicheleMorgan), who answers "Embrasse-moi!" ("Kiss me!"). What is perhaps the most famous kiss of French cinema ensues.
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** De Funés and Gabin were reunited in the movie ''Le Tatoué'', and most of their interactions there are HamToHamCombat, again.

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** De Funés Funès and Gabin were reunited in the movie ''Le Tatoué'', and most of their interactions there are HamToHamCombat, again.
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* ''Film/PortOfShadows'' (1938) as Jean

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* ''Film/PortOfShadows'' (1938) (''Le quai des brumes'', 1938) as Jean
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* ''Le Quai des brumes'' (''Film/PortOfShadows'', 1938) as Jean

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* ''Le Quai des brumes'' (''Film/PortOfShadows'', 1938) ''Film/PortOfShadows'' (1938) as Jean
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UsefulNotes/WorldWarII and the German occupation of France led Gabin to emigrate to America. His brief career in Hollywood ended up a disappointment, so he decided to make better use of his time by joining the [[UsefulNotes/GaulsWithGrenades Free French Forces]] in North Africa. He fought on the Western front in 1944 and was there for the liberation of Paris.

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UsefulNotes/WorldWarII and the German occupation of France led Gabin to emigrate to America. His brief career in Hollywood ended up a disappointment, so he decided to make better use of his time by joining the [[UsefulNotes/GaulsWithGrenades Free French Forces]] in North Africa. He fought on the Western front in the second half of 1944 and was there for the liberation of Paris.
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UsefulNotes/WorldWarII and the German occupation of France led Gabin to emigrate to America. His brief career in Hollywood led to disappointment, so he decided to make better use of his time by joining the [[UsefulNotes/GaulsWithGrenades Free French Forces]] in North Africa. He fought on the Western front in 1944 and was there for the liberation of Paris.

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UsefulNotes/WorldWarII and the German occupation of France led Gabin to emigrate to America. His brief career in Hollywood led to ended up a disappointment, so he decided to make better use of his time by joining the [[UsefulNotes/GaulsWithGrenades Free French Forces]] in North Africa. He fought on the Western front in 1944 and was there for the liberation of Paris.
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His exile from French cinema led to a career slump that persisted for some time after the war, until he eventually made a triumphant comeback with ''Touchez pas au grisbi'' in 1954. He was reunited with ''Grand Illusion'' director Creator/JeanRenoir in ''French Cancan'', another big hit. His career reinvigorated, Gabin kept acting until the mid-1970s.

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His exile from French cinema led to a career slump that persisted for some time after the war, until he eventually made a triumphant comeback with ''Touchez pas au grisbi'' the gangster film ''Film/TouchezPasAuGrisbi'' in 1954. He was reunited with ''Grand Illusion'' director Creator/JeanRenoir in ''French Cancan'', another big hit. His career reinvigorated, Gabin kept acting until the mid-1970s.
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* ''Film/{{Moontide}}'' (1942) as Bobo - his American film debut.
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* ''Film/LoveIsMyProfession'' (1958) as André Gobillot
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** In a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lqM62th0Ro cult scene]] from ''Film/TheTripAcrossParis'', the dispute between Gabin's character Grandgil and Jambier (Creator/LouisDeFunes). The script required for Gabin's character to be as loud as possible; Gabin was a living legend and de Funès was not the King of French LargeHam comedy yet. Nevertheless (and despite being visibly intimidated), de Funès held his own, and was noticed by a lot of people. Bonus point for the argument involving ''literal ham''.

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** In a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lqM62th0Ro cult famous scene]] from ''Film/TheTripAcrossParis'', the dispute between Gabin's character Grandgil and Jambier (Creator/LouisDeFunes). The script required for Gabin's character to be as loud as possible; Gabin was a living legend and de Funès was not the King of French LargeHam comedy yet. Nevertheless (and despite being visibly intimidated), de Funès held his own, and was noticed by a lot of people. Bonus point for the argument involving ''literal ham''.
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* ''Le Quai des brumes'' (''Port of Shadows'', 1938) as Jean

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He was also famously in a love affair with Creator/MarleneDietrich.

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He was also famously in a love affair with Creator/MarleneDietrich.Creator/MarleneDietrich, mostly during World War II. They appeared in a movie together in 1946, '' Martin Roumagnac'', then broke up.


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* ''Martin Roumagnac'' (1946) as Martin Roumagnac
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He made his debut at the tail end of the silent era, and by 1934 and ''La Bandera'' he was a major star in French cinema. 1937's ''Film/TheGrandIllusion'' got him attention worldwide, and the movie became the first picture in a non-English language to be nominated for the Oscar for Best Picture.

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He made his debut at the tail end of the silent era, and by 1934 and ''La Bandera'' he was a major star in French cinema. 1937's ''Film/TheGrandIllusion'' got him attention worldwide, and the movie became the first picture in a non-English language to be nominated for the Oscar for Best Picture.
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He made his debut at the tail end of the silent era, and by 1934 and ''La Bandera'' he was a major star in French cinema. 1937's ''The Grand Illusion'' got him attention worldwide, and the movie became the first picture in a non-English language to be nominated for the Oscar for Best Picture.

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He made his debut at the tail end of the silent era, and by 1934 and ''La Bandera'' he was a major star in French cinema. 1937's ''The Grand Illusion'' ''Film/TheGrandIllusion'' got him attention worldwide, and the movie became the first picture in a non-English language to be nominated for the Oscar for Best Picture.

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* ''Film/TheTattoo'' (''Le Tatoué'', 1968) as Comte Enguerand-Louis Marie de Montignac a.k.a. Legrain



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