Jacques Duby
Jacques Duby (7 May 1922 – 15 February 2012) was a French stage, film and television actor. He was born in Toulouse.
Some of his works include 101 Dalmatians (1961), Pinocchio (1968), and The Jungle Book (1967). He also served as narrator in a French audiobook recording of Treasure Island released in 2011.
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L'Âge d'or de la pub
2023 · Self (archive footage)

I'm Staying
2003 · Le voisin du dessous

The Elegant Criminal
1990 · Marmignat

Feu sur le candidat
1990 · Jacky LaRivière

La vie en couleurs
1989 · Etienne
Pleine Lune
1982 · le faux voisin

Cinq-Mars
1981 · Père Joseph

The Adventures of Arsène Lupin
1980 · Monsieur Formerie

The Kick of Sirocco
1979 · L'agent immobilier

The Phoney
1975 · Mortician

The Dangerous Mission
1975 · Walter Diemann

No Pockets in a Shroud
1974 · Eckmann

Les Oiseaux de la lune
1974 · Valentin

Piaf
1974 · Julien

The Grand Duke's New Clothes
1972 · Le petit

The Sensuous Assassin
1970 · Annoying Guest

The Novices
1970 · Le chauffeur d'ambulance

The Sicilian Clan
1969 · Raymond Robel, faussaire toxicomane

The Oldest Profession
1967 · The Gendarme (segment "Aujourd'hui")

Les Quatre Vérités
1966 · Olivier

Requiem pour un caïd
1964 · Dominique

Rue du Havre
1962

Boulevard
1960 · Giuseppe Amato, un peintre

Love and the Frenchwoman
1960 · Victor, l'amoureux d'une locataire (segment "L'Enfance")

Rendezvous
1960 · Jacques Médina

Christine
1958 · Joseph Binder

Women's Prison
1958 · René

Lovers of Paris
1957 · Auguste Vabre, second son of the owner of the building

The Man in the Raincoat
1957 · Maurice Langlois

Mitsou
1956 · Raphaël

Slightly Ahead
1956 · Amédée Lucas / Teddy Morton

It Happened in Aden
1956 · Gremilly

Meeting in Paris
1956 · Le pasteur

The Wicked Go to Hell
1955 · Georges Bagot

Frou-Frou
1955 · Le chasseur

Black Dossier
1955 · Flavier

Intermediate Landing in Paris
1955

The Impure Ones
1954 · Fernand, le pianiste

Thérèse Raquin
1953 · Camille Raquin

Three Women
1952 · Antoine Boitelle (segment "Zora")








