Robert Charles Alexandre Coquillaud Net Worth
Robert Charles Alexandre Coquillaud Net Worth is
$500,000
Robert Charles Alexandre Coquillaud Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Robert Le Vigan (7 January 1900 – 12 October 1972) was a French actor.Born Robert-Charles-Alexandre Coquillaud in Paris, he appeared in more than 60 films between 1931 and 1943 almost exclusively in small or supporting roles. He was, according to film academic Ginette Vincendeau, a "brilliant, extravagant actor" who "specialised in louche, menacing or diabolical characters". A collaborator with the Nazis during the occupation, who openly expressed fascist attitudes, he vanished while playing Jéricho in Children of Paradise (Les Enfants du Paradis), a film deliberately released in May 1945 shortly after the liberation of Europe; Le Vigan was replaced by Pierre Renoir. Sentenced to forced labour for ten years in 1946, he absconded to Spain, and then Argentina, dying there in 1972 in the city of Tandil. | Date Of Birth | January 7, 1900 |
| Died | 1972-10-12 |
| Place Of Birth | Paris, France |
| Profession | Actor |
| Star Sign | Capricorn |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | He has an entry in Jean Tulard's Dictionnaire du Cinéma/Les Acteurs published in Paris in 2007 by Robert Laffont/Bouquins (ISBN: 978-2-221-10895-6), page 688. |
| 2 | Paris, France 1946: Sentenced to ten years imprisonment with hard labour for his open collaboration with the enemy and its anti-Semitic propaganda on Radio Paris. |
| 3 | A friend of French writer Louis Ferdinand Celine, he was sentenced in absentia after the Liberation for collaboration with the Nazis during World War II. He died insane in South America. |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rio turbio | 1952 | Levignan | |
| Ley del mar | 1952 | Rafael | |
| La orquídea | 1951 | The father | |
| Correo del rey | 1951 | Peabody (as Robert Levigan) | |
| Bifur 3 | 1945 | Paul (uncredited) | |
| La collection Ménard | 1944 | Amédée Garbure | |
| L'homme qui vendit son âme | 1943 | Grégori | |
| Ne le criez pas sur les toits | 1943 | Le professeur Léonard Bontagues | |
| It Happened at the Inn | 1943 | Goupi-Tonkin | |
| Immortal France | 1943 | L'oncle Michel Froment (uncredited) | |
| La grande marnière | 1943 | Fleury | |
| Les affaires sont les affaires | 1942 | Phinck | |
| Le mariage de Chiffon | 1942 | Maître Blondin - l'huissier | |
| Andorra ou les hommes d'Airain | 1942 | Asnurri | |
| Vie privée | 1942 | Rémi Géraud | |
| Patrouille blanche | 1942 | Le commissaire Pascal | |
| Chambre 13 | 1942 | Fenouil | |
| Dédé la musique | 1941 | Fernand l'Américain | |
| Who Killed Santa Claus? | 1941 | Léon Villard, le maître d'école (as Le Vigan) | |
| Romance de Paris | 1941 | Monsieur Lormel (as Le Vigan) | |
| Four Flights to Love | 1940 | Édouard Bordenave | |
| The Phantom Wagon | 1939 | Le père Martin (as Le Vigan) | |
| Le dernier tournant | 1939 | Le cousin maître-chanteur | |
| The World Will Shake | 1939 | Le greffier | |
| Louise | 1939 | Le peintre Gaston (as Le Vigan) | |
| Le veau gras | 1939 | Grussgolt | |
| Ernest le rebelle | 1938 | Le gouverneur-président de Mariposa | |
| L'avion de minuit | 1938 | Le Docteur | |
| Le petit chose | 1938 | Roger (as Le Vigan) | |
| Port of Shadows | 1938 | Le peintre (as Le Vigan) | |
| Tempête sur l'Asie | 1938 | Sir Richard | |
| Les disparus de St. Agil | 1938 | César le passe-muraille (as R. Le Vigan) | |
| L'occident | 1938 | Taïeb el Haïn | |
| La femme du bout du monde | 1938 | Arlanger, l'armateur | |
| Harvest | 1937 | Le gendarme (uncredited) | |
| The Citadel of Silence | 1937 | Granoff | |
| Franco de port | 1937 | Henri | |
| Feu Mathias Pascal | 1937 | Le comte Papiano | |
| Romarin | 1937 | Le brigadier Napoléon Orsini | |
| The Lower Depths | 1936 | L'acteur alcoolique | |
| Hélène | 1936 | Le docteur Régnier | |
| Jenny | 1936 | L'Albinos | |
| Un de la légion | 1936 | Leduc (as Le Vigan) | |
| Le prince des Six Jours | 1936 | Fouilloux, un spectateur | |
| La ronde du brigadier Bellot | 1936 | ||
| Les mutinés de l'Elseneur | 1936 | Charles Davis | |
| Jérôme Perreau héros des barricades | 1935 | Cardinal Mazarin | |
| La bandera | 1935 | Fernando Lucas | |
| Behold the Man | 1935 | Jésus Christ | |
| L'affaire Coquelet | 1935 | Poireau, le jardinier | |
| Bien mal acquis | 1934 | ||
| L'article 330 | 1934 | Short | Jean-Philippe La Brige |
| Maria Chapdelaine | 1934 | Tit-Sèbe, le rebouteux | |
| Famille nombreuse | 1934 | L'adjudant-chef Sandri | |
| La rue sans nom | 1934 | Vanoël (as Le Vigan) | |
| La femme idéale | 1934 | Girardin | |
| Madame Bovary | 1934 | Lheureux (as Le Vigan) | |
| L'homme à la barbiche | 1933 | Jérôme de Valvert / Le demi-frère de Jérôme de Valvert | |
| Le médecin de service | 1933 | Short | |
| Le tunnel | 1933 | Brooce, un ouvrier félon (as Le Vigan) | |
| Le petit roi | 1933 | Le fou | |
| Knock, ou le triomphe de la médecine | 1933 | Mousquet, le pharmacien | |
| Boubouroche | 1933 | Potasse | |
| Coquin de sort | 1932 | ||
| En douane | 1932 | Short | |
| L'éternelle chanson | 1932 | Un vagabond | |
| Une jeune fille et un million | 1932 | L'employé brouillon de l'agence | |
| Le chien jaune | 1932 | Le docteur Ernest Michoux (as Le Vigan) | |
| Radio Follies | 1931 | ||
| Moon Over Morocco | 1931 | Donald Strawber |
Archive Footage
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Léaud de Hurle-dents | 2004 | Documentary short | Himself (1969) |
| Jesus Christ, Movie Star | 1992 | TV Movie documentary | Jesus Christ |
Known for movies
Port of Shadows (1938)
as Le peintre
The Lower Depths (1936)
as L'acteur alcoolique
La bandera (1935)
as Fernando Lucas
Behold the Man (1935)
as Jésus Christ