Jacques Natanson

A native of France, Natanson honed his craft as a playwright before his first cinematic involvement in 1929, when a stage work of his was turned into a film. Over the following decades he supplied scripts for a steady stream of productions, ranging from early sound pictures such as Monsieur the Duke (1931) and The Orderly (1933) to post-war titles like Vertigo (1947) and The Lady of the Camellias… Read more

Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources