Léon Bernard
Born February 26, 1877 in Paris
Died November 20, 1935 in Paris, France
Mini-Biography:
Léon Bernard was born under the given name Léon Constant Jean Bernard on February 26, 1877 in Paris. He was a French Actor, known for Les Misérables (1912), Germinal (1913), Madame Tallien (1911), Léon Bernard's first movie on record is from 1911. Léon Bernard died on November 20, 1935 in Paris, France. His last motion picture on file dates from 1917.
FilmographyFilmography [Auszug]
1917: Le coupable (Cast: Donadieu - the sculptor), Directed by André Antoine, with Romuald Joubé, Louise Sylvie, Jacques Grétillat,
1917: Le Vertige (Cast: le peintre Tissière), Directed by André Hugon, with André Nox, Marie-Louise Derval,
1917: Le Balcon de la mort (Cast), Directed by Gaston Leprieur, with Jean Ayme, Rachel Devirys,
1916: C'est pour les orphelins (Cast: le locataire), Directed by Louis Feuillade, with Léa Piron, Maria Fromet, Renée Bartout,
1914: Patrie (Cast), Directed by Albert Capellani, with Henry Krauss, Paul Capellani, ,
1914: Marie Tudor (Cast), Directed by Albert Capellani, with Romuald Joubé, Jeanne Delvair,
1914: Eternel Amour (His Sweetheart's Child) (Cast: Il padre Frantz), Directed by Albert Capellani, with , Paul Capellani,
1914: Le Téléphone qui accuse (Cast: Dorlay ), Directed by Henri Desfontaines, Paul Garbagni, with Claude Garry, Pierre Magnier,
1913: Germinal (Germinal; or, The Toll of Labor) (Cast), Directed by Albert Capellani, with Henry Krauss, Paul Capellani,
1913: Le Nabab (Cast), Directed by Albert Capellani, with Jean Dax, Marcelle Frappa,
1912: Les Misérables (Cast: Bischof Myriel), Directed by Albert Capellani, with Henry Krauss, Gabriel de Gravonne,
1912: La fièvre de l'or (Cast), Directed by René Leprince, Ferdinand Zecca, with Claude Garry, Louis Ravet, Jean Joffre,
1912: Blanchette (Cast: le père Rousset), Directed by Henri Pouctal, with , ,
1912: Le fils de Charles Quint (Don Juan and Charles V) (Cast), Directed by Adrien Caillard, with Claude Garry, Paul Capellani,
1912: Les Mystères de Paris (Cast), Directed by Albert Capellani, with Paul Capellani, Henri Étiévant, Jean Kemm,
1912: Manon Lescaut (Cast), Directed by Albert Capellani, with Stacia Napierkowska, Jeanne Bérangère,
1912: Le bonhomme jadis (The Kind Old Man) (Cast), Directed by Émile Chautard, with Gilbert Dalleu, Renée Pré, Henri Gouget,
1911: Anna Karenina (Cast), Directed by Albert Capellani, with Jeanne Delvair, Paul Capellani,
1911: Madame Tallien (Cast), Directed by Camille de Morlhon, with Stacia Napierkowska, Henry Krauss,
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