Emile Chautard

Emile Chautard

Deceased · Born: Sep 7, 1864 · Died: Apr 24, 1934

Personal Details

BornSep 7, 1864 Paris, France

Biography

A renowned French filmmaker and talented actor, whose impressive career spanned across both American and French cinematic industries. Beginning his professional journey as a stage actor at the esteemed Odeon in Paris, he later transitioned to the Eclair, where he rose through the ranks to become the artistic director and chief director of the theatre school in 1910. Five years after his theatrical success, he embarked on an exciting new chapter in his career, traveling to America and establishing himself as a successful film director for various prominent American film companies. Over the course of more than a decade, he honed his craft as a director, working on a diverse range of projects. However, in a sudden and unexpected turn of events, he made the bold decision to pivot back to acting, taking on a wide variety of roles in numerous films before his untimely passing at the age of 53.

Career

1934
Wonder Bar
Wonder Bar as Pierre (uncredited)
1933
The Devil's in Love
The Devil's in Love as Father Carmion
The Solitaire Man
The Solitaire Man as French Hotel Clerk
The Three Musketeers
The Three Musketeers as Gen. Pelletier
Design for Living
Design for Living as Train Conductor (uncredited)
Cock of the Air
Cock of the Air as French Ambassador
Shanghai Express
Shanghai Express as Major Lenard
Blonde Venus
Blonde Venus as Chautard, Cabaret Manager in France (uncredited)
1931
The Yellow Ticket
The Yellow Ticket as Headwaiter
1930
Morocco
Morocco as French General (uncredited)
1929
Marianne
Marianne as Père Joseph
Tiger Rose
Tiger Rose as Frenchman
1928
The Noose
The Noose as Priest
1927
Upstream
Upstream as Campbell-Mandare
7th Heaven
7th Heaven as Père Chevillon