History Creator / PhilippeNoiret

* ''Cyrano & D'Artagnan'' (1964) as UsefulNotes/LouisXIII

* ''[[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1973 Return of the Musketeers]]'' (1989) as Cardinal Mazarin

* TheCavalierYears: He's played in a number of {{period piece}}s set in 17th century France. His roles in such films included several {{Historical Domain Character}}s such as King Louis XIII, Regent Philippe d'Orléans ([[invoked]][[RoleReprise twice]]), Cardinal Mazarin and d'Artagnan (the Creator/AlexandreDumas [[Literature/TheThreeMusketeers novels]] version in the latter case).

* ''Film/RevengeOfTheMusketeers'' (1994) as d'Artagnan

* TheCavalierYears: He's played in a number of {{period piece}}s set in 17th century France. His roles in such films included several {{Historical Domain Character}}s such as King Louis XIII, Regent Philippe d'Orléans ([[invoked]][[RoleReprise twice]]), Cardinal Mazarin and d'Artagnan.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: He was among the actors in talks to play Claude Lacombe in ''Film/StrangeEncountersOfTheThirdKind''. The role went to film director Creator/FrancoisTruffaut in the end.

* ''Film/{{Dragonheart}}'' (1996) as Draco (French voice)

* TheCavalierYears: He's played in a number of {{period piece}}s set in 17th century France. His roles in such films included {{Historical Domain Character}}s such as King Louis XIII, Regent Philippe d'Orléans ([[invoked]][[RoleReprise twice]]), Cardinal Mazarin and d'Artagnan. He also played Lignère in a 1960 TV adaptation of ''Theatre/CyranoDeBergerac''.

* ''Film/CinemaParadiso'' (1989) as Alfredo

* ''Film/CinemaParadiso'' (1998) as Alfredo
* ''[[Film/TheThreeMusketeers1973 Return of the Musketeers]]'' (1989) as Cardinal Mazarin

* ''Film/MyFriends'' (1975) as Perozzi

* ''Film/RevengeOfTheMusketeers'' (1994) as D'Artagnan

* TheCavalierYears: He's played in a number of {{period piece}}s set in 17th century France. His roles in such films included {{Historical Domain Character}}s such as King Louis XIII, Regent Philippe d'Orléans ([[invoked]][[RoleReprise twice]]), Cardinal Mazarin and D'Artagnan. He also played Lignère in a 1960 TV adaptation of ''Theatre/CyranoDeBergerac''.

One of French cinema's most familiar faces of the second half of the 20th century, he appeared in more than 100 films in a career that spanned more than fifty years. His screen debut was an uncredited role in the first adaptation of Colette's ''Gigi'' in 1949 (not [[Film/{{Gigi}} that one]]). He won two César Awards for Best Actor, one in 1976 for ''Film/LeVieuxFusil'' and one in 1990 for ''La Vie et rien d'autre''.

One of French cinema's most familiar faces of the second half of the 20th century, he appeared in more than 100 films in a career that spanned more than fifty years. His screen debut was an uncredited role in the first adaptation of Colette's ''Gigi'' in 1949 (not [[Film/{{Gigi}} that one]]).

* ''Rossini! Rossini!'' (1991) as Music/GioacchinoRossini

* TheCavalierYears: He's played in a number of {{period piece}}s set in 17th century France. His roles in such films included {{Historical Domain Character}}s such as King Louis XIII, Regent Philippe d'Orléans ([[invoked]][[RoleReprise twice]]), Cardinal Mazarin and D'Artagnan.

* ''Film/RevengeOfTheMusketeers'' (1993) as D'Artagnan

One of French cinema's most familiar faces of the second half of the 20th century, he appeared in more than 100 films in a career that spanned more than fifty years. His screen debut was an uncredited role in the first adaptation of Colette's ''Gigi'' in 1949 (not [[Film/{{Gigi}} that one]]).