Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

2000 Voyages à Venise (documentary; short; codirector
with Philippe Troyon)
La Rencontre (documentary)
2002 Le Huron dans la Lucarne (short)
La Démocratie dans l’Ecole (medium-length;
documentary)
Television Filmography
1966 De nos Envoyés spéciaux (episodes “Les Malheurs
de Sosie,” “La Stagiaire”)
1968 Périscope (documentary; episode “Darry
Cowl”)
Répertoire des Comiques (documentary; episode
“Michel Serrault”)
1972 Le Jardin magique (TV series; pilot only)
1973 Vivre ensemble (documentary; episode “Une
Equipe en Or”)
1975 Images en Liberté (two-part documentary)
Les Trois Contes
1987 L’Homme gris
1993 Le Bout de ses Actes (documentary)
LEBOURSIER, RAYMOND (May 12, 1917, Paris,
France–July 26, 1987, Cannes, Alpes-Maritimes, France)
From 1930 to 1933, he played in French-language versions
of Paramount productions (1931 A mi-chemin
du Ciel, Alberto Cavalcanti; Les Vacances du Diable, Alberto
Cavalcanti; Le Réquisitoire, Dimitri Buchowetzki;
1932 L’Amour à l’Américaine, Claude Heymann; 1932
Une Jeune Fille et un Million, Max Neufeld, Fred Ellis;
1933 Château de Rêve, Henri-Georges Clouzot). Then
he became an editor (about thirty fi lms from 1935
Touche à tout, Jean Dréville, to 1967 Comment les séduire
/ UK: 1001 Ways to Love, Jean-Claude Roy). Other
credits (as assistant director): 1935 L’Ecole des Vierges
(Pierre Weill); 1948 Les Parents terribles / UK and USA:
The Storm Within (Jean Cocteau).
Filmography
1937 Aventure hawaïenne (short; also editor)
1942 Les Petits Riens (also editor)
1945 Naïs (co-director with Marcel Pagnol, who
directed most of the movie)
1946 L’Assassin était trop familier (medium-length)
1948 Mémoires d’un 5 CV (short; also original story,
author of commentary, screenwriter)
1950 Menace de Mort (also screenwriter, dialogist)
Le Furet (also screenwriter, adapter, dialogist)
1951 La Vie est un Jeu (also screenwriter, co-dialogist)
1952 La Femme à l’Orchidée (also co-dialogist)
LECLERC, MICHEL • 613
1959 Henri Gagnon, Organiste (medium-length; documentary)
1960 Le Prix de la Science (documentary; short; also
editor)
1961 Dubois et Fils (documentary; co-director with
Bernard Devlin)
1969 Les Gros Malins (also screenwriter, co-adapter,
dialogist)
LECCIA, ANGE (April 19, 1952, Minerviu, Corsica,
France–)
A plastician, he taught at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts
de Grenoble. He played in a short (1976 In contextus,
Stéphane Marti).
Filmography
1980 Stridura (short)
1996 Île de Beauté (co-director with Dominique
Gonzales-Foerster)
2000 Gold (short; co-director with Dominique
Gonzales-Foerster; also cinematographer)
2004 Azé (doc; also screenwriter)
Malus (short)
2006 La Déraison du Louvre (documentary; short;
also screenwriter)
LECLERC, MICHEL (April 24, 1965, Paris, France–)
From 1990 to 1999, he worked as a TV editor and cameraman.
He co-wrote a movie (2007 La Tête de Maman,
also songwriter, Carine Tardieu) and several episodes
of various TV series (2000 Mes Pires Potes; 2002 Âge
sensible). He is also an author and composer of songs.
Filmography
1990 Le Test Robert (animated short; co-director
with Sabine Casanova; also co-screenwriter,
co-dialogist; France / Belgium / Spain / Russia)
1993 Le Mal en Patience (short; co-director with
Sabine Casanova; also co-screenwriter, codialogist)
1995 Hélène et Lulu (short; also screenwriter, dialogist)
1996 Le Tutu (short; also screenwriter, dialogist)
1997 Oh la la la la (short; also screenwriter, dialogist)
1998 Facture détaillée (short; also screenwriter, dialogist)
2002 Le Poteau rose (short; also screenwriter, cinematographer,
actor, sound engineer, editor,
composer)