Jo Charrier(1911-2011)

Jo Charrier was born on 6 December 1911 in Saint-Georges-de-Didonne, Charente-Maritime, France. He was an actor, known for Fantômas contre Fantômas (1949), Gai Paris: Vedettes de Paris (1946) and Gai Paris: Music-hall (1946). He was married to Marie Barbier. He died on 3 March 2011 in Saint-Georges-de-Didonne, Charente-Maritime, France.

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Les Z'invincibles
TV Series
- The Monk
- 1991
Cas de divorce
5.0
TV Series
- Adrien Lecourbe
- 1991
Après la guerre
6.8
- 1989
L'Embranchement
TV Movie
- 1985
Les cinq dernières minutes
7.8
TV Series
- Gregory Rudal
- Le gardien Biron
- 1976–1984
Cinéma 16
6.7
TV Series
- Le directeur du théâtre
- 1981
Les dossiers de l'écran
6.1
TV Series
- Un paysan
- 1981
La conquête du ciel
8.1
TV Mini Series
- Un officiel
- 1980
Artignosse à Paris
Short
- 1978
Les enquêtes du commissaire Maigret
6.9
TV Series
- Le patron du restaurant
- 1975
Les amants d'Avignon
TV Movie
- Le fermier
- 1975
Beau-François
TV Movie
- Un des braves gens
- 1974
Le vagabond
TV Series
- Anatole
- 1974
L'engrenage
TV Movie
- Un contremaître
- 1974
Graine d'ortie
7.8
TV Series
- Le garde-champêtre
- 1973

Vedettes et Chansons
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- performer: "Bras Dessus, Bras Dessous"
- 1951
Une journée avec Jacques Hélian et son orchestre
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- performer: "La Cane du Canada", "Parce que ça me Donne du Courage"
- 1949
Rythmes de Paris
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- performer: "Aux Îles du Soleil"
- 1948
Gai Paris: Vedettes de Paris
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- performer: "Mon p'tit Air"
- 1946
Gai Paris: Variétés
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- performer: "Ça Fait Chanter les Français"
- 1946
Gai Paris: Music-hall
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- performer: "Ah ! Quelle Histoire"
- 1946

Trivia
February 22, 1949, he recorded with Jean Marco and Ginette Garcin the French song "Maître Pierre" which was written in 1948 by Henri Betti (music) and Jacques Plante (lyrics). The song was recorded with Jacques Hélian and his Orchestra.

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