Mini-Biography:
Charles Aznavour was born under the given name Chahnour Varinag Aznavourian on May 22, 1924 in Paris. He was a French Herec, known for Tirez sur le pianiste (1959), La métamorphose des cloportes (1965), Un Taxi pour Tobrouk (1961), Charles Aznavour's first movie on record is from 1936. Charles Aznavour died on October 1, 2018 in Mouriès, Bouches-du-Rhône, France. His last motion picture on file dates from 2002.
Zivotopisné poznámky (v němčině): Singer-actor-composer-songwriter Charles Aznavour was born Chahnour Varinag Aznavourian in 1924 in Paris, France, after his parents fled Turkey in the wake of the Turkish massacre. He is one of France's legendary entertainers whose extraordinary career has spanned six decades. Aznavour is considered to have reinvented the French chanson, has composed more than 600 songs, has sold more than 100 million records and has appeared in over 60 films.Aznavour made his theatrical debut as a dancer at the age of nine. He went on to become an international singing sensation and movie star, working with the likes of musical legends Edith Piaf and Maurice Chevalier and film directors such as Andre Cayatte (Tomorrow Is My Turn, for which Aznavour received the 1960 Best Actor Award at the Cannes Film Festival); René Clair (Three Fables of Love); Julien Duvivier (Devil and The Ten Commandments); Claude Chabrol (The Hatter's Ghost, The Twist); Volker Schlondorff (The Tin Drum); and Francois Truffaut, with whom he created perhaps his most memorable role as the lead in Shoot the Piano Player.Some of his numerous career highlights include his 1964 sell-out performance at Carnegie Hall; his 1967 London debut at Royal Albert Hall, which was also sold-out; his UK No. 1 hit single, "She" (which was recently re-recorded by Elvis Costello for the soundtrack of the film, Notting Hill); and his honourary Cesar Award (France's equivalent of the Academy Awardr), which he received in 1997 for his invaluable contributions to French cinema.More recent accomplishments include his compositions for the musical comedy "Lautrec"; his latest album Jazznavour; his appearance with Sting, Elton John, Billy Joel and other popular music stars in Sting's annual rain-forest benefit concert at Carnegie Hall; and his being chosen "Entertainer of the Century" in an online poll sponsored by TIME Magazine, edging out the likes of Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley and Bob Dylan.
Charles Aznavour Filmografie [Auszug]
2002: [] Ararat (Herci: Edward Saroyan), Režie Atom Egoyan, with David Alpay, Eric Bogosian,
1997: [/ /1] Hinter den Horizonten des Paradieses (Herci), Režie Marianne S.W. Rosenbaum, Gérard Samaan, with F. Murray Abraham, Julie Christie,
1994: [/ /1] Baldipata (Herci), Režie Michel Lang, with Annie Cordy, Yves Jacques,
1989: [/ /1] Laura (Herci), Režie Vittorio Sindoni, Jeannot Swarc, with Mireille Darc, Sophie Renoir,
1988: [/ /1] Il Maestro (Herci: Romualdi), Režie Marion Hänsel, with Andréa Ferréol, Francis Lemaire,
1986: [/ /1] Mauvais sang (Hudba), Režie Léos Carax, with Denis Lavant, , Juliette Binoche,
1986: [/ /1] Yiddish Connections (Herci), Režie Paul Boujenah,
1983: [/ /1] Viva la vie (Herci), Režie Claude Lelouch, with Anouk Aimée, Evelyne Bouix,
1983: [] Die Fledermaus (Herci: Orlovskys Gast), Režie Leopold Lindtberg, Humphrey Burton, with Kiri Te Kanawa, Hermann Prey, Hildegard Heichele,
1982: [/ /1] Les fantômes du chapelier (Herci), Režie Claude Chabrol, with Aurore Clément, Cristine Paolini,
1981: [/ /1] Der Zauberberg (Herci), with Balduin Baas, Hans Christian Blech,
1979: [05.03] Die Blechtrommel (Herci: Sigismund Markus), Režie Volker Schlöndorff, with , Mario Adorf, David Bennent,
1975: [/ /1] Folies bourgeoises (Herci: Doctor), Režie Claude Chabrol, with Stéphane Audran, Jean-Pierre Cassel,
1975: [/ /1] Sky riders (Herci: Nikolidis), Režie Douglas Hickox, with Harry Andrews, James Coburn,
1975: [/ /1] Ten little Indians (Herci), Režie Peter Collinson, with Richard Attenborough, Adolfo Celi,
1973: [/ /1] The blockhouse (Herci), Režie Clive Rees, Peter Vaughan,
1972: [/ /1] L' intrus (Herci: Charles Bernard), Režie Sergio Gobbi, with Katia Aznavour, Marie-Christine Barrault,
1971: [/ /1] La part des lions (Herci: ERic), Režie Jean Larriage, with Michel Constantin, Robert Hossein,
1970: [/ /1] The adventurers (Herci: Champion), Režie Lewis Gilbert, with Alan Badel, Bekim Fehmiu,
1969: [/ /1] For me - Formidable (Herci), Režie Jean-Christophe Averty,
1968: [/ /1] Caroline Cherie (Herci), Režie Denys de la Patellière, with France Anglade, Bernard Blier,
1968: [/ /1] Candy (Herci: Hunchback), Režie Christian Marquand, with Ewa Aulin, Florinda Bolkan,
1966: [01.07] Paris au mois d'août (Herci: Henri Plantin), Režie Pierre Granier-Deferre, with Susan Hampshire, Michel de Ré,
1965: [/ /1] La métamorphose des cloportes (Herci: Edmond), Režie Pierre Granier-Deferre, with Maurice Biraud, Pierre Brasseur,
1965: [/ /1] La fabuleuse aventure de Marco Polo (Herci), Režie Denys de la Patellière, Noel Howard, with Grégoire Aslan, Horst Buchholz,
1964: [/ /1] Alta infedeltà - La sospirosa (Herci), Režie Franco Rossi, with Nino Manfredi, ,
1964: [] Les fables de La Fontaine (Herci: La Fontaine ), Režie René Clair, Hervé Bromberger, with Claude Dauphin, Michel Serrault,
1962: [12.21] Les quatre vérités (Herci: Charles (segment 'Les deux pigeons')), Režie René Clair, Hervé Bromberger, with Leslie Caron, Raymond Bussières,
1962: [/ /1] Le diable et les dix commandements (Herci), Režie Julien Duvivier, with Françoise Arnoul, Jean-Claude Brialy,
1962: [03.07] Douce violence (Hudba), Režie Max Pécas, with Pierre Brice, Elke Sommer, Vittoria Prada,
1961: [/ /1] Un Taxi pour Tobrouk (Herci: Samuel Goldmann), Režie Denys de la Patellière, with Maurice Biraud, German Cobos,
1961: [/ /1] Tu ne tueras point (Hudba), Režie Claude Autant-Lara, with Vledeta Dragutinovic, Suzanne Flon, Horst Frank,
1960: [/ /1] Le passage du Rhin (Herci), Režie André Cayatte, with Nicole Courcel, Arne Madin,
1959: [] Tirez sur le pianiste (Herci: Charlie), Režie Francois Truffaut, with Jacques Aslanian, Nicole Berger,
1959: [] Les dragueurs (Herci), Režie Jean Pierre Mocky, with Anouk Aimée, Jacques Charrier,
1959: [/ /1] La tête contre les murs (Herci: Heurtevent), Režie Georges Franju, with Pierre Brasseur, Paul Meurisse, Jean Pierre Mocky,
1953: [05.22] Le rat d'Amérique (Herci: Charles), Režie Jean-Gabriel Albicocco, with Marie Laforêt, Franco Fabrizi,
1936: [] La Guerre des gosses (Herci), Režie Eugene Deslaw, with Jean Murat, Saturnin Fabre, Claude May,
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