Raymond Leboursier was born on 12 May 1917 in Paris, France. He was an editor and writer, known for Little Nothings (1941), Le furet (1950) and Life Is a Game (1951). He died on 26 July 1987 in Cannes, Alpes-Maritimes, France.
Little Nothings
(Director)
Les gros malins
(Writer)
Les gros malins
(Director)
Naïs
(Director)
White Nights in Saint Petersburg
(Editor)
The Ferret
(Director)
The Ferret
(Scenario Writer)
The Chess Player
(Editor)
1001 Ways to Love
(Editor)
A Day in June
(Camera Operator)
The Woman with the Orchid
(Director)
Rasputin
(Editor)
Dubois et fils
(Director)
Death Threat
(Director)
Life Is a Game
(Director)
The Eagle with Two Heads
(Editor)
Death Threat
(Writer)
The Promised Land
(Editor)
Washed Hands
(Editor)
Henri Gagnon, organiste
(Director)
Mountain Man
(Editor)