René Lefèvre

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Characters played by René Lefèvre

Gilbert Varnove — Le Doulos (1962)

A friend who appraises stolen jewels but is murdered by Maurice upon his release. It is later revealed he had previously killed Maurice's girlfriend to prevent her from informing the police. His death is later staged by Silien to frame rival gangsters.

Commissioner Blavet — The Mask of the Gorilla (1958)

Commissioner Blavet is a police investigator who questions men connected with a violent incident. Through those inquiries, he learns that a mysterious fighter called the Gorilla was involved and discovers that Casa owns the Grand Daim inn. His investigation helps connect the local violence to Géo’s wider inquiry.

Colbert — Angelique and the King (1966)

A minister to Louis XIV in Angelique and the King.

Michel Bouflette — Le Million (1931)

Michel Bouflette is a debt-ridden artist whose romantic pursuit of Vanda is interrupted by financial problems and the search for a winning lottery ticket. After giving the relevant jacket to Béatrice, he is arrested when mistaken for Père La Tulipe, then follows the ticket through the opera house while trying to reconcile with Béatrice.

Dubard — The Mark of the Day (1949)

Dubard is Larzac's superior at the mine and represents its authoritarian, conservative management. His methods set him in opposition to the newly appointed young engineer, creating a central workplace conflict in the story.

Jean — À la Belle Frégate (1943)

Jean is a shy sailor who does not know how to approach women. He meets Yvonne and falls in love with her, but she prefers his good friend René. His feelings and romantic disappointment place him at the center of the story's love rivalry, as Yvonne must choose between her suitors.

René Dauphin, l'ami de Lucien — Lady Killer (1937)

René is Lucien’s friend and a sympathetic observer of his romantic troubles. In Paris, he teases Lucien for choosing an evening with a woman over their friendship. Later, at his country home, René listens to Lucien’s plans and tries to contact Madeleine after her refusal.

Monsieur Lange — The Crime of Monsieur Lange (1936)

A mild-mannered writer of Western stories for Batala's publishing company, Lange becomes the creative force behind the workers' successful cooperative after Batala abandons them. His stories about Arizona Jim echo the cooperative's real experiences. When Batala returns to reclaim the company, Lange shoots him to protect the workers, then flees across the border with Valentine.

Career Overview

René Lefèvre has 75 screen credits in a career dating back to 1927. Their work is anchored in the Angelique Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Le Million, Le Doulos, The Mark of the Day. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
75
Birth Date
1898-03-06
Birth Place
Nice, Alpes-Maritimes, France

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