Marcel Dalio
French actor, notable for 'La Grande Illusion'
Born
1900
125 years ago
Died
November 20th, 1983
41 years ago — 83 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
France
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A prominent French actor and playwright, contributed significantly to French cinema during the early 20th century. Featured in the acclaimed film 'La Grande Illusion' directed by Jean Renoir, which critiques war and class differences. Also appeared in other notable films such as 'The Rules of the Game' and 'The Children of Paradise'. Worked extensively in theater, showcasing skills in both performance and writing. Emigrated to the United States during World War II due to the rise of the Nazi regime, where continued involvement in theater and film was maintained.
Starred in 'La Grande Illusion'
Appeared in 'The Rules of the Game'
Participated in 'The Children of Paradise'
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