Francis Carco(1886-1958)

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Francis Carco was born on 3 July 1886 in Nouméa, New Caledonia, France. He was a writer, known for Paris-Béguin (1931), M'sieur la Caille (1955) and Mon homme (1924). He was married to Eliane Negrin and Germaine Jarrel. He died on 26 May 1958 in Paris, France.

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Paris-Béguin

5.8

Writer

1931

M'sieur la Caille

5.6

Writer

1955

Mon homme

Writer

1924

Paris la nuit

5.5

Writer

1930

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L'équipe ou Le roman des fortifs
TV Movie
- novel
- 1973
Prisons de femmes
5.6
- writer
- 1958
M'sieur la Caille
5.6
- novel "Jésus la Caille"
- 1955
Montmartre nocturne
Short
- commentary
- 1954
L'ombre
- novel
- 1948
Trafic de femmes
5.0
- story
- 1947
L'homme traqué
- novel
- 1947
Paris en Technicolor
Short
- commentary
- 1946
Prisons de femmes
5.9
- based on the novel by
- dialogue
- 1938
Paris-Béguin
5.8
- written by
- 1931
Paris la nuit
5.5
- story
- 1930
Paname... n'est pas Paris
- novel
- 1927
Mon homme
- play "Mon Homme"
- 1924

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Mistinguett, la dernière revue
TV Movie
- lyrics: "Chanson Tendre"
- 2001
France, song
- lyrics: "Il Pleut"
- 1969
Eurovision Song Contest Frankfurt 1957
7.3
TV Special
- lyrics: "La Belle Amour"
- 1957
M'sieur la Caille
5.6
- lyrics: "Bonjour Paris"
- 1955
Des maisons et des hommes
Short
- lyrics: "Comme il Ferait Bon Vivre ici"
- 1953
Holiday in Paris: Montparnasse
Short
- lyrics: "L'Orgue des Amoureux"
- 1951
Paris-Béguin
5.8
- lyrics: "C'est pour toi que j'ai le Béguin", "L'Amour Frivole", "Paris-Béguin"
- 1931