Claude Autant-Lara Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Claude Autant-Lara was born on August 5, 1901 in Luzarches, Val-d'Oise, France as Claude Autant. He was a director and writer, known for Four Bags Full (1956), Rouge et noir (1954) and The Red Inn (1951). He was married to Ghislaine Auboin. He died on February 5, 2000 in Antibes, Alpes-Maritimes, France.
The director must consider himself surrounded by enemies; what I mean is that, in a business where the taste of one man must prevail, he is surrounded by people who want to do nothing but improve their own tastes.
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Son of Édouard Autant and Louise Larapide de Lisle.
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His ideological viewpoints underwent a somewhat dramatic turnaround: from strident socialist and atheist in his youth, to becoming an outspoken member of France's far-right National Front Party in his later years.
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Prolific French director, son of an architect and an actress, who began as art director and production designer for the stage. From 1919, worked as assistant to Marcel L'Herbier and directed his first film, the avant garde 'Faits Divers', four years later. Came to Hollywood in 1930 to make French versions of Buster Keaton films, but returned to France in 1932. Was very prominent as a filmmaker during the 1940's and 50's, but his popularity waned with the beginning of the Nouvelle Vague.
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17th November, 1981: Freddy Buache was donated his film library, objects and papers' from his movies. The costumes and photographs etc were placed in Freddy Buache Swiss Cinémathèque.
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Biography in: John Wakeman, editor. "World Film Directors, Volume One, 1890-1945". Pages 12-15. New York: The H.W. Wilson Company, 1987.
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Mother Louise Lara played leading róles at the Comédie- Française. When the First World War broke out, she declared herself a pacifist and refused to entertain the troops. She sought exile in Britain. Son Claude consequently completed secondary education at Mill Hill School in London.
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Was forced to stand down as representative of France's far-right National Front in the European Parliament after describing the Nazi gas chambers as a "string of lies". [1989]
Director
Title
Year
Status
Character
Gloria
1977
Lucien Leuwen
1973-1974
TV Mini-Series 4 episodes
Le rouge et le blanc
1972
Les patates
1969
Le franciscain de Bourges
1968
The Oldest Profession
1967
segment "Aujourd'hui"
Une femme en blanc se révolte
1966
Journal d'une femme en blanc
1965
Umorismo in nero
1965
segment "1, "La Bestiole"
Le magot de Josefa
1963
Enough Rope
1963
The Story of the Count of Monte Cristo
1961
Tu ne tueras point
1961
Vive Henri IV... vive l'amour!
1961
Le bois des amants
1960
Les régates de San Francisco
1960
The Green Mare
1959
Le joueur
1958
Love Is My Profession
1958
Four Bags Full
1956
Marguerite de la nuit
1955
Rouge et noir
1954
The Game of Love
1954
Le bon Dieu sans confession
1953
The Seven Deadly Sins
1952
segment "Orgueil, L'/Pride"
The Red Inn
1951
as Claude Autant Lara
Occupe-toi d'Amélie..!
1949
Devil in the Flesh
1947
Sylvie et le fantôme
1946
Love Story
1943
Lettres d'amour
1942
Le mariage de Chiffon
1942
The Mysterious Mr. Davis
1939
Le ruisseau
1938
uncredited
L'affaire du courrier de Lyon
1937
Ciboulette
1933
Invite monsieur
1932
Short
La peur des coups
1932
Le gendarme est sans pitié
1932
Un client sérieux
1932
Le plombier amoureux
1932
L'athlète incomplet
1932
La Dame D'en Face
1932
Short
La pente
1931
Le fils du rajah
1931
Pur sang
1931
Buster se marie
1931
Construire un feu
1930
Short
Boul se met au verre
1929
Short
Vittel
1926
Fait-divers
1923
Short
Writer
Title
Year
Status
Character
L'auberge rouge
2007
adaptation and dialogue - 1951 film "L'Auberge rouge"
Gloria
1977
Lucien Leuwen
1973-1974
TV Mini-Series writer - 4 episodes
Les patates
1969
technical screenplay
Le magot de Josefa
1963
uncredited
Love Is My Profession
1958
screenplay - uncredited
Rouge et noir
1954
The Game of Love
1954
adaptation / dialogue
Le bon Dieu sans confession
1953
writer
The Seven Deadly Sins
1952
scenario & dialogue - segment "Pride"
The Red Inn
1951
screenplay - as Claude Autant Lara
Devil in the Flesh
1947
uncredited
L'affaire du courrier de Lyon
1937
screenplay - uncredited
Ciboulette
1933
adaptation
Boul se met au verre
1929
Short
Costume Designer
Title
Year
Status
Character
Devil in the Flesh
1947
Love Story
1943
Le mariage de Chiffon
1942
Ciboulette
1933
Nana
1926
as C. Autant Lala
At 3:25
1924
Short
L'inhumaine
1924
Don Juan et Faust
1922
L'homme du large
1920
Le carnaval des vérités
1920
Art Director
Title
Year
Status
Character
Apaches of Paris
1927
Nana
1926
At 3:25
1924
Short
L'inhumaine
1924
Don Juan et Faust
1922
L'homme du large
1920
Actor
Title
Year
Status
Character
Journal d'une femme en blanc
1965
Un spectateur qui sort du cinéma (uncredited)
Beauty and the Beast
1946
The Port Official (uncredited)
Nana
1926
Fauchery (as Claude Moore)
Backbiters
1924
as Claude Moore
L'homme du large
1920
Un des copains
Assistant Director
Title
Year
Status
Character
Le diable au coeur
1928
assistant director
Le voyage imaginaire
1926
assistant director
At 3:25
1924
Short assistant director
L'homme du large
1920
assistant director
Miscellaneous
Title
Year
Status
Character
Devil in the Flesh
1947
English adaptor
Fric-Frac
1939
technical collaborator
Le ruisseau
1938
technical collaborator
Art Department
Title
Year
Status
Character
L'inhumaine
1924
art director: garden designer
Le carnaval des vérités
1920
artistic director
Production Designer
Title
Year
Status
Character
Le diable au coeur
1928
L'homme du large
1920
Producer
Title
Year
Status
Character
The Mysterious Mr. Davis
1939
producer
Self
Title
Year
Status
Character
Cinema Europe: The Other Hollywood
1995
TV Mini-Series documentary
Himself
Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow
1989
TV Mini-Series documentary
Himself
Les grands seconds rôles
1980
TV Movie documentary
Himself
My Name Is Anna Magnani
1980
Documentary
Himself
Histoire du cinéma français par ceux qui l'ont fait
$250,000
