Raimu

Biography

Raimu was the stage name for the French actor Jules Auguste Muraire (18 December 1883 – 20 September 1946). He is most famous for playing César in the Marseilles trilogy (Marius, Fanny and César).

Known For

Marius

9 October, 1931

Fanny

27 October, 1932

The Baker's Wife

7 September, 1938

César

1 January, 1936

Cocoanut

17 February, 1939

Black and White

27 March, 1931

Strangers in the House

16 May, 1942

School for Coquettes

27 September, 1935

Midnight, Place Pigalle

15 October, 1934

The Secret of Polichinelle

7 February, 1936

Parade in 7 Nights

24 September, 1941

Monsieur Brotonneau

4 August, 1939

The Man Who Seeks the Truth

20 March, 1940

Life Dances On

9 September, 1937

Dawn Over France

18 December, 1935

The Eternal Husband

19 June, 1946

The Well-Digger's Daughter

20 December, 1940

Let's Make a Dream

31 December, 1936

Immortal France

7 April, 1943

Little Nothings

16 December, 1942

Fun in the Barracks

18 September, 1932

Tartarin of Tarascon

10 November, 1934

The Strange Monsieur Victor

4 May, 1938

Ces messieurs de la Santé

23 March, 1934

L'Arlésienne

4 September, 1942

Gribouille

10 September, 1937

The Kings of Sport

17 September, 1937

Armchair 47

1 January, 1937

Midnight in Paris

14 October, 1942

The Pearls of the Crown

12 May, 1937

Colonel Chabert

1 December, 1943

Theodore and Company

1 April, 1933

La Chaste Suzanne

27 May, 1937

The Benefactor

11 December, 1942

The King

29 October, 1936

The New Rich

15 June, 1938

Confessions of a Newlywed

26 February, 1937

The Chocolate Girl

12 February, 1932

Heroes of the Marne

30 October, 1938

The Twins of Brighton

29 October, 1936

The Duel

11 January, 1941

Hoboes in Paradise

15 July, 1945

I Have an Idea

13 December, 1934

Godasse Fumiste

22 March, 1912

Stars Never Die

7 May, 1957

Les Trésors de Marcel Pagnol

5 June, 2019

Charlemagne

22 December, 1933

Last Desire

28 August, 1939

Second Childhood

10 January, 1939

Mam'zelle Nitouche

9 October, 1931

La Vie de Raimu

8 July, 1948