Charles Charras
Charles Charras was a man of the theatre with a rich yet discreet career. A student and later the secretary of Charles Dullin, he carried this legacy forward by training several generations of actors, from Jean‑Louis Trintignant to Pierre Richard. A loyal member of Jacques Fabbri’s troupe for nearly twenty years, he multiplied roles in film and television, always marked by the humble, precise presence that defined him. A poet in his quieter moments and a lover of the landscapes of Chamalières‑sur‑Loire, he devoted his life to art and transmission. He passed away in Shanghai in 2010, at the age of 90, after a life shaped entirely by the stage and by words.
La Folle Journée (Le Mariage de Figaro)
(Double-Main)
Les Avocats du Diable
(Batonnier)
The Troubles of Alfred
(Television test examiner)
The Sleeping Sentinel
(Saint-Breuil)
The Fighting Cock
(Abel Turgan)
Je veux voir Mioussov
(Le portier)
La Poudre aux yeux
Life Is Ours
(Le chanteur à la guinguette)
Diary of a Madman
(Le chef de section)
The Summer People
At Theatre Tonight
(Monsieur Lemince)
L'Homme du Picardie
(L'huissier)
Police Commissioner Moulin
(Prosecutor Sautier)
At Theatre Tonight
(Le Capitaine)
Schulmeister, l'espion de l'Empereur
(Le Général Hulin)