Close
Start your free trial

Fernand Ledoux

Fernand Ledoux

Born in Belgium, Fernand Ledoux inaugurated his distinguished stage career in France. He eventually appeared in over 800 plays and films, and for 22 years was one of the stars of the Comedie Francaise. In films from 1919, he didn't achieve screen stardom until 1938, when he played the brutish, cuckolded husband in Renoir's La Bete Humaine. He later made a handful of English-language cameo appearances in such films as Freud (1962) and The Longest Day (1962), and also essayed the major role of the Chief Clerk in Orson Welles' experimental The Trial. Fernand Ledoux was 85 when he last appeared onscreen; he ultimately lived to be 96. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide


Fernand Ledoux Trivia

When was Fernand Ledoux born?
Fernand Ledoux was born on January 24, 1897

Who did Fernand Ledoux play in La Bête Humaine?
Fernand Ledoux was Robaud, Séverine's Husband in La Bête Humaine

Who did Fernand Ledoux portray in Donkey Skin?
Fernand Ledoux was Le Roi Rouge in Donkey Skin

Who did Fernand Ledoux play in The Trial?
Fernand Ledoux was Chief Clerk in The Trial

What role did Fernand Ledoux play in The Longest Day?
Fernand Ledoux played Louis in The Longest Day


Want to watch Fernand Ledoux movies?


BLOCKBUSTER name, design and related marks are trademarks of Blockbuster Inc. © 2008 Blockbuster Inc. All rights reserved.

Portions of Content Provided by All Movie Guide ®, a trademark of All Media Guide, LLC.© 2008 All Media Guide, LLC.