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Marcelle Monthil

Marcelle Monthil

Marcelle Monthil (8 June 1892 – 8 November 1950) was a French film actress.

Born Marcelle Madeleine Montalenti in the Principality of Monaco, she died in Paris.

Girl from Maxim's

1950

as Mme. Petypon

Le Trésor des Pieds-Nickelés

1950

as Madame Miradoux

Marlène

1949

as Mother (uncredited)

Wear His Heart on His Sleeve

1949

as Mademoiselle Aglaé

Last Love

1949

as Maria

The Cupboard Was Bare

1948

as La cliente

The Last Vacation

1948

as La mère d'Augustin

Mort ou vif

1948

Le diamant de cent sous

1948

as Mademoiselle Pomme

Last Refuge

1947

as Mrs. Baron

Alert Nights

1946

as Mrs. Lourdin, concierge

Secret Documents

1945

The Bride of Darkness

1945

Children of Paradise

1945

as Marie

Vingt-quatre heures de perm'

1945

Children of Chaos

1944

as Lady patroness (uncredited)

The Ménard Collection

1944

as Friend of the Ménard widow

The White Waltz

1943

as Mademoiselle Zamb

Lucrèce

1943

as Christine

The London Man

1943

as Rose

Vingt-cinq ans de bonheur

1943

as Aunt lucie

The White Truck

1943

Carnival of Sinners

1943

as The Colonel (uncredited)

The Benefactor

1942

as La monitrice (uncredited)

The Blue Veil

1942

as Gossip (uncredited)

La Symphonie fantastique

1942

as Dresser (uncredited

Whims

1942

Sins of Youth

1941

as Mademoiselle Archimbaud (uncredited)

Who Killed Santa Claus?

1941

as Madame Rambert

Beating Heart

1940

as Madame Aristide

Threats

1940

as La directrice de la maison de couture

The Curtain Rises

1938

as La chaisière du parc du Luxembourg (non créditée)

A Picnic on the Grass

1937

The Spanking

1937

as Miss Mathilde

The Land That Dies

1936

as La deuxième Michelonne

Le Commissaire est bon enfant, le gendarme est sans pitié

1935

as Mme Floche

Miquette and Her Mother

1934

as Mme Monchablon

Crainquebille

1934

We Are Not Children

1934

Le Voleur

1933

Roger la Honte

1933

as Victoire

That scoundrel Morin

1932

Sa meilleure cliente

1932

as Miss Yvonne

To have known

1932

To the Polls, Citizens

1932

When Love Is Over

1931

Love Songs

1930

as Mademoiselle Bouclier

Two Little Jesus'

1910