Jean Redon

Emerging from a background in journalism, Jean Redon transitioned into French cinema, where he worked as a screenwriter and press agent for the French office of Warner Bros. His most celebrated achievement came with the 1959 pulp-fiction novel Les Yeux sans Visage, published by Fleuve Noir in the “Angoisse” collection; the story’s macabre premise about a surgeon harvesting faces inspired Georges F… Read more

Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources