Jules Berry

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Characters played by Jules Berry

M. Valentin — Daybreak (1939)

M. Valentin is an older, narcissistic and manipulative dog trainer who has a relationship with Françoise and previously employed Clara as an assistant in his dog show. He falsely claims to be Françoise's father, then confronts François with a gun and cruelly taunts him about Françoise before François shoots and kills him.

Hector Trignol — The Fleeing Dead (1936)

Trignol is one of the two men behind the staged disappearance scheme: he vanishes while Achille Baluchet is meant to appear to have murdered him. His disappearance triggers the investigation and Baluchet's conviction. In the final twist, Trignol returns disguised as a foreign prisoner, confirming that Baluchet had told the truth.

Novelist Loïc Limousin — Marie-Martine (1943)

A novelist who gives Marie-Martine music lessons, Loïc Limousin praises her progress before leaving Paris. His lessons are one of the early connections in her life, and his name is also linked to Madame Limousin, who later advises Marie-Martine during the painful affair involving Philippe and Hélène.

Billy Daniel — Star Without Light (1946)

After Madeleine returns and finds that nobody knows her, Billy Daniel invites her to meet. Gaston warns her that Billy is a crook, creating a reason for caution as Madeleine looks for work. The summary does not establish what comes of the invitation or whether Billy and Madeleine meet.

Batala — The Crime of Monsieur Lange (1936)

Batala is the salacious owner of the publishing company where Lange writes Western stories. He flees his creditors and uses a train crash to fake his death, leaving the workers abandoned. When he resurfaces to reclaim the company, Lange shoots him to protect the cooperative. Batala is also Valentine's former lover.

Moreno — French White Cargo (1937)

Moreno is identified as the head of the gang that kidnaps women and traffics them to South America. He confronts Blanco over Yvette Martin, saying he loves her and demanding her return from Rio, but is refused. His connection to the operation makes him a central target of Henri and Marion's investigation.

Career Overview

Jules Berry has 87 screen credits in a career dating back to 1928. Signature works include Le mort ne reçoit plus, Café de Paris, The Fleeing Dead. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Gender
male
Known Credits
87
Birth Date
1883-02-09
Birth Place
Poitiers, Vienne, France

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