George Rigaud

George Rigaud

Pedro Jorge Rigato Delissetche

Born August 11, 1905· Buenos Aires City, Buenos Aires, Argentina

† Died January 17, 1984

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Emerging from Buenos Aires before relocating to Paris as a child, the actor who would become known as George Rigaud trained at a drama school and entered cinema with the 1932 feature Under the Leather Helmet. Throughout the 1930s he collaborated with celebrated French directors, appearing in three Max Ophüls productions-A Love Story, Divine and There's No Tomorrow-as well as René Clair's Bastille…

Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources

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