Roland Toutain - Turner Classic Movies

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Roland Toutain made his mark in the world of entertainment when he worked on the drama "L' Eternel Retour" (1947) with Jean Marais. In 1969, he performed stuns in the movie "The Italian Job." In 1949, he founded club des Casse-cou, a club for stunt men and daredevils." In 1951, he had one of his legs amputated following an accident....

Filmography

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The Eternal Return (1943)

The Rules of the Game (1939)

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Rules Of The Game (1939) -- (Movie Clip) Mingling Of Two Whims

Rules Of The Game (1939) -- (Movie Clip) I Did All This For Her

Biography

Roland Toutain made his mark in the world of entertainment when he worked on the drama "L' Eternel Retour" (1947) with Jean Marais. In 1969, he performed stuns in the movie "The Italian Job." In 1949, he founded club des Casse-cou, a club for stunt men and daredevils." In 1951, he had one of his legs amputated following an accident.

Filmography

Cast (Feature Film)

The Eternal Return (1943)

The Rules of the Game (1939)

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Rules Of The Game (1939) -- (Movie Clip) Mingling Of Two Whims The radio report of her flier-boyfriend's proclamation of love still playing in the background, Christine (Nora Gregor) visits her unfazed husband the Marquis (Marcel Dalio), who then rings his mistress (Mila Parely), gossip continuing, early in Jean Renoir's Rules Of The Game, 1939.

Rules Of The Game (1939) -- (Movie Clip) I Did All This For Her Opening scenes, radio reporter (Lise Eline) chasing Lindbergh-y hero Andre' (Roland Toutain) on his landing in Paris, greeted by friend Octave (Jean Renoir, the director), his beloved Christine (Nora Gregor) listening, with her maid (Paulette Dubost), from Rules Of The Game, 1939.

Rules Of The Game (1939) -- (Movie Clip) We'll Masquerade Christine (Nora Gregor), lady of the manor, is gracious as her presumed lover Andre` (Roland Toutain) arrives with friend Octave (the director, Jean Renoir), for the weekend, her husband (Marcel Dalio) and company welcoming her exculpating speech, in Rules Of The Game, 1939.

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