Jacques Dacqmine

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Characters played by Jacques Dacqmine

The Great Duke — Michael Strogoff (1956)

The Great Duke is trapped in the threatened city of Irkutsk after the telegraph connection with Moscow is destroyed. His isolation creates the urgent need for Michael Strogoff's mission, since Michael must reach him with vital information. Although he does not travel with the leads, his danger drives the central plot.

Général de Sallanches — Caroline and the Rebels (1955)

High-ranking French military commander with significant political ties.

Gaston de Sallanches — A Caprice of Darling Caroline (1953)

A charismatic rogue expected to marry Caroline's older sister. He pursues a clandestine relationship with Caroline but is revealed to be unfaithful, which severs their romantic bond and pushes Caroline toward Livio.

Le Vieux — FX 18, Secret Agent (1964)

Senior intelligence figure, likely Coplan's superior, guiding the mission.

Capo polizia — OcchioPinocchio (1994)

Portrayed by Jacques Dacqmine, corresponding to the chief of police role in the cast list.

Victor Quaglio — The Road to Shame (1959)

Victor Quaglio hosts a gathering attended by women and other guests, while the traffickers use the social event to conceal their operation. The organizers prepare a spiked drink intended to take effect quickly. Béatrice is among the women drawn into this setting, though the summary does not specify Victor’s actions beyond the gathering.

François, friendly street vendor — Back Streets of Paris (1946)

François is a friendly street vendor who travels around and offers Simone a chance to get away from the hotel routine. He invites her to the zoo, giving her a rare opportunity to see something beyond the place where she is stuck doing servants' work. His invitation supports Simone's longing for a different life.

Walder — To Catch a Spy (1957)

Walder is the intermediary Coplan is instructed to use to make contact with Hiedi Effen, an associate of Cosmos. His role places him at the opening of Coplan's investigation into the stolen plans for a powerful anti-tank weapon and the valuable missile alloy, though the summary gives no further details about his actions.

Dr. Zorn — The Nina B. Affair (1961)

Dr. Zorn presses Nina to hand over the evidence, arguing that Berrera faces years in prison. He blames Holden for allowing Berrera to remain imprisoned, placing him in direct opposition to Holden's efforts and adding pressure to Nina's decision about the documents.

Thésée — Phèdre (1968)

Thésée is Hyppolyte’s father, whose reported death and long absence shape the conflict. He hears Hyppolyte declare his love for Aricie but refuses to believe his son’s claim of innocence and orders him away. Oenone’s account of Hyppolyte’s meeting with Phèdre deepens his suspicion, though conflicting accounts leave him troubled.

Career Overview

Jacques Dacqmine has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 1941. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Coplan - Saga with 2 titles. Signature works include Michael Strogoff, A Caprice of Darling Caroline, Nouvelle Vague. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
46
Birth Date
1923-11-30
Birth Place
La Madeleine, Nord, France

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q1677951), public domain (CC0).