Frederick Stafford

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Characters played by Frederick Stafford

André Devereaux — Topaz (1969)

A senior French intelligence agent and the narrative’s central investigator, André Devereaux works with Michael Nordstrom to verify Soviet missiles in Cuba. He is Nicole Devereaux’s husband, Michèle Picard’s father, and François Picard’s father-in-law, while his affair with Juanita de Córdoba strains his family and leads him into the Topaz investigation.

Hubert Bonnisseur de la Bath — OSS 117: Mission for a Killer (1965)

French secret agent dispatched to hunt a rare drug trafficker.

Hubert Bonisseur de La Bath, alias OSS 117 — O.S.S. 117: Mission to Tokyo (1966)

French secret agent, charming and resourceful, investigates a criminal organization threatening world security.

Sandro Mattei — Special Killers (1973)

Sandro Mattei is Simone Mattei's husband and a private investigator. After finding Simone dead, he begins investigating the murder after discovering a photograph connected to the crime. He works with Tiffany to enlarge and identify the image, but later falls in love with Laura Damiani, complicating his search for the killer.

Giorgio Borri — The Battle of El Alamein (1969)

Giorgio Borri is the inexperienced lieutenant commanding a company of the 185th Infantry Division Folgore. The film follows his unit and his wartime experience, including his capture and first face-to-face encounter with Lieutenant Graham. He is the central viewpoint character of the story.

Career Overview

Frederick Stafford has 16 screen credits in a career dating back to 1965. Their work is anchored in the OSS 117 - The Original Films universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Topaz, Eagles Over London, Dirty Heroes. 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
16
Birth Date
1928-03-11 00:00:00
Birth Place
Czechoslovakia

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