Guy Marchand

Guy Marchand

Acting 1937-05-22 Paris, France

Guy Marchand (22 May 1937 – 15 December 2023) was a French actor, musician, and singer. He appeared in over 100 films in over 30 years, but was best known for his role as the fictional television private detective Nestor Burma. Guy Émile Marchand was born in Paris, 19th arrondissement, the son of a scrap merchant and a housewife and grew up in Belleville, during the Occupation and contracted tuberculosis at the age of ten. Spending time in Sarthe in the country he learned to ride and kept a love of horses throughout his life. In Paris, he regularly went to the Danube cinema. While at the Lycée Voltaire secondary school in Paris he played the clarinet in night clubs in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. His military service was in an airborne troops division at the École des troupes aéroportées (BETAP) in Pau, becoming a sous-lieutenant – parachutist. He was assigned to the 3rd foreign infantry regiment as liaison officier during the Algerian war. As a parachute officer he was an advisor for the film Le Jour le plus long and entered the world of cinema. He made around 60 parachute jumps in his life. His first success however was as a crooner, with a popular hit of 1965 La Passionata, followed by other albums and singles. His film career mainly saw him in supporting roles; an inspector opposite Lino Ventura in Garde à vue, by Claude Miller won him a César in 1982 and the same year he was in Nestor Burma, détective de choc, by Jean-Luc Miesch, where Michel Serrault took the title role, but which Marchand later interpreted for over ten years in the television series Nestor Burma. Other important roles included Coup de torchon by Bertrand Tavernier (1981), with Philippe Noiret, Cousin, Cousine, by Jean-Charles Tacchella (1975), and a cynical provincial garage man in L'été en pente douce, by Gérard Krawczyk (1987). He published an autobiography entitled Le Guignol des Buttes-Chaumont in 2007 in which he wrote of his childhood, experiences in Algeria, his singing career and love for cars. Marchand died in Cavaillon on 15 December 2023, at the age of 86. Description above from the Wikipedia article  Guy Marchand, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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2020 Pierre Maillard
2019 Le producteur
2019 Maurice
2019 Pierre Maillard
2018 Le beau Francis
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2016 Père de Rocky
2015 Francis
2015 Self
2014 Horace
2014 Paolo
2011 Francis Sudre
2010 Frédérick Muller
2010 Le père de Béatrice
2008 Pierre Delage
2007 Francois
2006 Mirko
2006 Edmond Martin
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2005 Edmond Valadon
2004 Bernard Anthonioz
2003 Fargas
2002 Lamblin / Bastiani
2002 Charles Boisdain
2002 Capitaine Le Brec
2001 Pierre
2000 Louis Roche
1999 Louis Roche
1998 Self
1996 Gauthier
1996 Man at the Parliament
1995 Dr. Carrion
1991 Nestor Burma
1990 Guy Brisson
1990 Commissaire Ottavioni
1990 Ottavioni
1990 Dr. Paul Charmant
1989 Jacques Levasseur
1989 Ottavioni
1989 Favier
1988 Lambert
1988 Bélisaire
1988 Fernand
1987 Baptiste
1987 Ma pomme
1987 Inspector Leroyer
1987 André Voke
1987 Marc, aka Bebop
1987 Charlie Dingo
1987 Self
1987 Self
1986 Gaston
1986 Maximilien Faucon
1986 Egelhofer
1985 Georges
1984 Alex
1984 Bob Choupon
1984 Simon
1984 Romain
1984 Ferdinand de Lesseps
1983 Michel Korski
1983 The pale man
1982 Jean-Louis Glomot dit Paul Memphis
1982 Self
1982 Music
1981 Inspector Marcel Belmont
1981 Marcel Chavasson
1981 Max Moineau - un maquereau
1981 Charlot
1980 André
1980 L'inspecteur Mathieu
1979 Marcel
1978 Le journaliste
1978 Hubert Delambre
1978 Beretti
1977 Robert
1976 Bob Panzani
1976 Self
1976 Robert Pottier aka 'Ramon le Gominé'
1976 Marcel
1976 Nino Cerreti
1976 Original Music Composer
1975 Pascal
1975 Self
1975 Self - Host
1975 Self
1974 Self
1974 Darbois
1973 René Cresté
1972 Sam Golden
1972 Self
1972 Self
1971 Ronald / The Actor
1971 Self
1971 Self
1966 Self
1965 Self
1959 Self