André Luguet

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Characters played by André Luguet

Maurice Zoltan — Love is a Ball (1963)

A world-renowned chef whom Pimm hires as one of Gaspard's instructors. Pimm also uses Zoltan's cooking to attract the gourmet-minded Dr. Gump, inviting him to a dinner that helps secure the uncle's interest in meeting Gaspard.

Thomas Longué — Sacred Youth (1958)

A 79-year-old man whose country estate is the subject of life-annuity offers from his nephew and his insurer. Instead of accepting, Thomas chooses rejuvenation treatment at Dr. Koranoff's Swiss clinic. The striking transformation restores his youth and throws his heirs and the insurer into disarray.

The King — The Man Who Played God (1932)

A visiting foreign monarch for whom Royle performs a private concert. He is the intended target of a bomb that accidentally causes Royle's permanent deafness, setting the entire plot in motion.

Pierre Desmarets — Thunder Over Paris (1940)

Pierre Desmarets is Jeanne's husband and the person heading the case against Korlick. His pursuit puts him on the law-enforcement side of the central conflict, while Jeanne's secret meetings with Korlick create a connection between his investigation and Korlick's family life.

Count Robert Renaud — The Mad Genius (1931)

Count Robert Renaud becomes the person Vladimar urges Nana to leave with, presenting the arrangement as a way to make her seem out of reach and help Fedor focus on his career. Nana agrees to go, and Fedor later learns she has left with the Count, prompting him to confront Vladimar.

Doctor Rigal — Bourrachon (1935)

Doctor Rigal is the physician having an affair with Adrienne, Bourrachon's wife. He also markets specialty products through Bourrachon's dispensary, connecting him professionally to the pharmacist as well as romantically to Adrienne. Their affair is discovered by Bourrachon and sets the later marital events in motion.

The Traveler / Léopold de Witt — Six Hours to Lose (1947)

A traveler whose delayed train leaves him with six hours in an unfamiliar city. Officials mistake him for His Excellency, and he adopts the expected manners while becoming involved in the household’s troubles. He intervenes in a quarrel, helps prevent a shooting, and eventually shares long-held feelings with the woman he loves.

Claude Orly — The Inevitable Mr. Dubois (1943)

The painter is reckless and unconventional, and accepts Hélène’s offer to work as a graphic designer in her publicity department. He argues with her, quits after she orders him to leave, and later spends time with her and Jacqueline. Though asked to bring Hélène back for business negotiations, he returns alone.

Neck — Do It Again Callaghan (1961)

Slim's loyal assistant or contact, providing crucial information during investigations.

Maxime Delcroix — Adventure Starts Tomorrow (1948)

Maxime is a French-American multimillionaire and explorer whom Clarence Holbane and Claude Larget target in their first swindle, staging a jewelry theft to extort a large sum from him. Afterward, Clarence allows him to court her and arranges to spend the night at his country house.

Le chef de deuxième bureau — The Spy Catcher (1960)

Senior intelligence officer coordinating the investigation.

Henri Senterre — The Last One of the Six (1941)

Connected to the past conspiracy or investigation as a supporting figure.

Career Overview

André Luguet has 104 screen credits in a career dating back to 1910. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Callaghan - Saga with 1 titles. Signature works include Sacred Youth, It Happened in Aden, Bonheur en location. 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
104
Birth Date
1892-05-15
Birth Place
Fontenay-sous-Bois, Val-de-Marne, France

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q2848198), public domain (CC0).