Jacques Dacqmine
Jacques Dacqmine (1923–2010) was a French stage, film and television actor. He was married four times, including to the actress Odile Versois. Source: Article "Jacques Dacqmine" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
The Ninth Gate
(Old Man)
The Exterminators
(Le 'Vieux')
It Happened in Aden
(Major Burton)
White Lies
(Maître Maillard)
L'Opération Corned Beef
(Le Général Moulin)
Inspector Lavardin
(Raoul Mons)
À double tour
(Henri Marcoux)
Phèdre
(Thésée)
To Catch a Spy
(Walder)
Don't Worry, Be Happy
(Jean-Marie Bugues)
A Crime in Paradise
(Laborde, président du tribunal)
Her First Affair
(A college student (uncredited))
La Nuit blanche
(Jacques Davenne)
Julie de Carneilhan
(Coco Votard)
Michael Strogoff
(The Great Duke)
Mélo
(Dr. Rémy)
La Dilettante
(M. Delaunay)
Back Streets of Paris
(François, le sympathique camelot)
The Game of Truth
(Guillaume Geder)
The Aristocrats
(Arthus de Maubrun, fils aîné du marquis)
OcchioPinocchio
(Capo polizia)
Vice Squad
(Police Chief)
A Caprice of Darling Caroline
(Gaston de Sallanches)
L'Argent
(Bismarck)
Too Many Lovers
Errors of Youth
(Mr. Monfort)
The Nina B. Affair
(Dr. Zorn)
Le commissaire mène l’enquête
Il terrore dei mantelli rossi
(Vladimir)
Nouvelle Vague
(Le PDG)
Germinal
(Philippe Hennebeau)
FX 18, Secret Agent
(Le Vieux)
The Fall of the House of Usher
(Dr. Hawthorne)
The Road to Shame
(Victor Quaglio)
Queen's Necklace
(Marc Rétaux de Villette)
The Big Risk
(Commissioner Blot)
Where the Truth Lies
(Vial)
Dear Caroline
(Gaston de Sallanches)
The Secret of Mayerling
(L'Archiduc François-Ferdinand)
Quai Notre-Dame
(Lormoy)
Ravishing
(Marc Cotteret)
Sylviane de mes nuits
(Lucien)
The Lady and the Gipsy
(Louis de Vintheuil)
Dark Sunday
(Jan Laszlo)
Cover Up
(Me Antoine d'Alins)
Caroline and the Rebels
(Général de Sallanches)
Horace 62
(Horace)
Le Mutant
(Le professeur Jean-Paul Masson)
Die Schatzinsel
(Squire John Trelawney)
Police Commissioner Moulin
(Cattoire)
Anthelme Collet ou le brigand gentilhomme
(Evèque de Nice)
L'Affaire Saint-Romans
(Louis Saint-Romans)